God.

No wish to discuss anti-American feeling in Japan.

Reader's Digest fee. New article; Markel.

Syngman Rhee; [John Foster] Dulles.

Needs money for operation.

Illustrations and his sister.

Catholic church.

Wittgenstein's letters.

Propositional functions.

[Charles W.] Stewart's roughs for Human Society in Ethics and Politics.

Encloses cheque for £1000.

Acknowledges cheque. Illness.

"Life". His clevernesses.

Reading authors.

Congratulations on victory.

Strong sympathy with his letter of Nov. 5 [on homosexuality]. Hopes some action may come of this.

Thanks for Giant in Chains.

Encloses 2 earlier, published writings on growing old (1 too frivolous and other too autobiographical); welcome to synthesize.

Second serial rights and Reader's Digest.

Provision in will for Conrad [Russell's] university education.

Re not buying cottage.

Permission to quote earlier letter on his dictionary.

Agrees to reprinting "What Would Help Mankind Most".

BR will read the diaries (of Selby-Wright's grandmother) and the poems by his own grandmother [Frances] Russell. (The Minto family is mentioned in the incoming letter.)

Two of BR's recent books will answer his questions.

Declines invitation to address Richmond branch of British Medical Association.

Declines invitation to speak.

Make money, not politics. Compares U.S.A. with U.K. in first half of 1918.

Ok to reprint [G. Bernard] Shaw and [H.G.] Wells articles.

Send vol. 1 of Toynbee, Study of History. (Longer version.)

Probably ER.

Accepts his illustrations. Extensive critique. Asks him for Triptych for Human Society.

Satisfied with [Charles W.] Stewart's roughs.

Red Hackle consignment not yet arrived; BR hopes it hasn't been stolen en route.

Will vote in Thursday's division in House of Lords.

Will review Price's lecture on [A.S.] Eddington, assuming he knows BR's views on religion and science.

Declines [BBC] engagement before new year.

Einstein script; avoiding "clash of copyright".

[Robert C.] Marsh and compensation. Human Society.

Reader's Digest to print his article.

Suggest article topic.

Agrees to write article for Bulletin of Atomic Scientists.

Instead of writing article, suggests summarizing or reprinting letters to Manchester Guardian on 13 and 23 Oct.

Can't agree [to do work].

Asks for Stanley Kaufmann's A Philanderer and Margot Bland's Julia for Encounter article on censorship.

Re cancelled discussion programme with Lord Samuel.

Suggests prospective reprinter paraphrase BR's portrait of D.H. Lawrence.

Agrees to write "Atomic Energy and the Future of the World".

Re Kegan Paul books. [Robert C.] Marsh and royalties.

Re giving permission to quote extracts from BR's books.

Nightmares.

Will write recommendation, if asked, for Guggenheim Fellowship.

Attempts to postpone invitation to meeting.

Re belles lettres topic for [Hermann Ould] lecture—history?

"Causality and non-reversibility".

Philosophers.

Returns Frazer.

2 books reported on: book about woman not impressive; Homer W. Smith's book is remarkable.

Declines manuscript to read.

Suggests History of Western Philosophy.

Re J.W. Dunne. “... what little I have read did not impress me.” The Experiment with Time is 2760 in Russell’s Library. There are no markings. 

Can't give him any writings; "Living in an Atomic Age".

Thanks for the Knock.

Pragmatism. [William] James. [John] Dewey. [C.S.] Pierce <Peirce>.

Kegan Paul. Autobiography.

Can't search [for Frege letters?] before operation.

Illustrations no longer needed.

Testimonial for [Hiram J. McLendon] for Guggenheim Fellowship.

Room in Battine House named after BR (was annex to Beacon Hill School, with main building at Telegraph House).

T.E. Hulme—interview and visit.

Revised Einstein obituary for BBC.

Glad to buy 6 Christmas cards of her photo of Epstein and BR.

Allen and Unwin will handle his proposal.

Recommends [Lester] Denonn to introduce [Analysis of Matter].

Lester Denonn and Analysis of Matter.

Declines dinner for Stanley Unwin because of forthcoming operation.

Inspectors.

Finished Human Society.

Re BR's mother's friend Mrs. Forbes.

Publication difficult when one is academically unknown.

Satan and History of Western Philosophy.

Rights probably belong to Allen and Unwin.

Surtax payments.

Unsolicited mss. (must be room in his house for himself besides papers). [Re Archives.]

Can't accept University of Catania invitation.

Will write on "Suspicion". Follows U.S.A. politics in European edition of New York Times.

In History gave BR himself space he thought he deserved. See also Problems of Philosophy and New Hopes.

Don't forward papers to BR.