Her project.

Wants euthanasia debate in Lords as in 1936.

Molybdenum.

Conrad [Russell's] general certificate exam.

De la Warr's research into "Emanations" is rubbish. Stories.

[George] Santayana. Recent English philosophy.

Can't attend 1954 congress in Luxembourg.

Asks for volume and date of Grant's Dalhousie Review article on BR.

Euthanasia debate. Dinner.

Suggest artist for [Human Society] frontispiece.

Refers to New Hopes for a Changing World.

Political theory project.

Declines to read manuscript.

Don't study under own guidance—attend (e.g.) [A.J.] Ayer's lectures at University College.

Frank Russell in The Last Puritan by Santayana. Doesn't read books of the sort Coulson writes.

John [Russell's] bills. Conrad [Russell's] clothes.

Can't do article.

[Cancelled letter referring to BR's article in New York Times Magazine.]

Second serial rights. Encloses ts. of New York Times Magazine article of last Sunday.

Signs protest.

Frege's letters to BR.

A.S. Eddington. Attached is statement (dictated ms).
 

Agrees to French publication of talks on [D.H.] Lawrence and [Joseph] Conrad.

Can't renew acquaintance with Leicester Secular Society.

Fee of 10 guineas satisfactory.

Sorry if BR seemed argumentative at their enjoyable lunch.

No fee for reprinting [Joseph] Conrad talk in Polish.

Won't be in U.S.A. at time of his conference.

Nothing to add to BR's books.

In defence of India's neutralism. Asks for appointment.

Declines invitation to Wilton Park.

His meeting with [Karl] Popper.

[George] Santayana's Catholicism and D[aniel] Cory.

Charles Stewart's "rough" illustrations.

Re revising Principles of Social Reconstruction and missing 2 paragraphs in Impact of Science on Society.

Returns manuscript.

BR can't find time to read his pamphlet.

Praise for his Skeptic's Political Dictionary.

[G.E.] Moore. Thomas Hardy.

[John] Dewey.

Declines to chair series of lectures.

Edith [Russell] and BR become members.

Text of Impact of Science on Society.

Encloses Turner letter.

Stewart's drawings for stories.

Thanks for cultural supplement containing BR's article. Suggests reprinting "What Would Help Mankind Most".

On photographs of his bust of BR.

Constitutional safeguards and British guinea. Dictated ms. of letter.

Principia. Lunch with Léon Blum.

Glad of reviews of 2 books.

Encloses s. of topics to be discussed with High Commissioner.

Dictated ms. of letter to editor on Syngman Rhee.

BR thinks his illustrations may suffice.

Conrad [Russell's] education.

Professor Mmaa's Lecture.

For time, see Human Knowledge.

Eton bill. Bedales [School]. Will.

Kierkegaard and Spencer—why not in [History of Western Philosophy].

Addressee is Danish.

Testimonial re Hugo Fischer.

She's studying psychology.

Addressed to an unnamed granddaughter — possibly Felicity Anne.

Can't address Cambridge University Natural Science Club.

Alan [Wood] is ill; can return papers when well.

Rights in New York Times article.

Human Society (compendium abandoned).

Unpopular opinions.

The Humanist printed ["Prelate and Commissar"].

BR not read any of Leibniz's political writings.

Agrees to see Mr. Cannabrava.

Spalding.

Send New Hopes to P. Haase.

Sends autographed Impact of Science on Society as prize in contest.