Agrees with outlook in his poems.

Declines invitation to write.

Boscovich.

Encloses letters from Oppenheimer and Lacassagne.

BR states that "I am glad that you enjoys my talks on the wireless."

The ribbon copy was sold  through Dominic Winter, Catalog, 29 Jan. 2014.

BR declines invitation; he must husband energies. The ts. carbon of this letter is at record 44292.

Declines to speak to International Arbitration League.

On "The Magic of Marxism"; English Marxists. Christianity and determinism.

Hume: his two levels.

On his book.

Mr. Ponton's visa.

Law of Causality (Philip Frank). Extra-Sensory Perception (Bridgman). Mill's principle that a man should be coerced only to prevent harm to others.

Something is a dreadful story. Ezra Pound's case.

On his "The Scientist as Citizen" in The Lancet.

On his article; see New Hopes for a Changing World.

Sending copies of Joseph Conrad's letters.

Permission to quote—see Allen and Unwin. Error in Keats quotation.

Returns letters duly signed; matter is one on which BR feels strongly.

Can't possibly read his manuscript.

Declines to contribute to his magazine.

Nothing to contribute on Sir James G. Frazer.

Reply to his reply. FBI. Lowenthal. Dreyfus. Rosenberg-Sobell cases. [Corliss] Lamont.

On his personal and official letters. American Committee for Cultural Freedom.

Good wishes on 60th birthday.

Actual date on l. is 2 March 1957.

Impelled to write a kindred spirit—on his "My Belief and Hope".

No new information on Bradlaugh case; Gladstone and Morley.

Will send script based on abstract.

Declines invitation to write on truth.

Emphasize power more in account of BR's social philosophy.

Message for rally on dangers of nuclear war. Russell-Einstein Manifesto. [For "Tocsin"?]

Error (erroneously, Buller for Butler) on p. 208, 9 up, in Portraits. See record 1497.

On Cohn's Pursuit of the Millenium; blurb letter.

On The Pursuit of the Millenium and BR's own theses.

Likes jacket of Passionate Sceptic by Wood.

On BR's article for New Scientist.

Declines invitation.

Send book month in advance of their talks.

Appreciation of Mr. Ericson's sermon on BR. Durant's BR story a figment.

On their programme, "Common Sense in World Affairs".

"The Functions of a Teacher" is an article, not a book.

Declines to attend Jewish Forum meeting.

BR's letter and enclosed from Haya de la Torre didn't reach her.

What stimulus led to his puzzling letter?

Permission to quote.

Willing to read ts.

Will write to John Russell.

Encloses ts. of article for New Scientist.

Accepts all editorial emendations for review [of Sharp].

Thought his "Free and Unequal" excellent.

Broadcasting arrangements.

Accepts nomination for Kalinga Prize. Will send copies [4!] of 8 books.

Send 4 copies of 8 books for Kalinga prize. ABC of Relativity.

Has signed his draft reply to Oppenheimer. Encloses letters from others.

Pirani and revisions to ABC of Relativity.

God's existence. See Portraits and Human Society for views on war and conscientious objection.

Declines request. Read BR's message, not Einstein's, at Caxton Hall. (Re Manifesto.)

Welcome to quote any part of BR's letter (re his pamphlet?).

Grandchildren's trip to Dora Russell.

Sunday Times preferred to print letters attacking BR.

Hopes to read his "Conceptual Thinking". Cardiff visit under his auspices.

Rationalist Press Association still going.

Won't be in London to see Anne Fremantle.

Accepts invitation to Brains Trust Dining Club.

Against Christmas texts; letter for publication.

Can't take time to move motion.

Quite right to refuse non-libel changes in Why I Am Not a Christian.

Thanks for book on the Fulmar. Memorandum.

The original, ribbon copy sent to Fisher is available at record 132203.

Anglican Divine's letter.

BBC appointments.

On Max Born's ms.

No opening for work on a biography of BR.

Willing to help find publisher for ms.

Declines invitation.

Declines in 3rd person because too busy.

Declines invitation to spread "The Unfaith".

Directions from Portmadoc.

Refers him to Ryle for publishing on Hume.

Longish letter on his book; constructions and geometry.

Attaches references to BR's writings during last 6 mos. bearing on Russian policy. Before that, made several statements on Hungary. Most of recent time was spent on technical philosophy.

Letter to ed. re Christmas Island test. (draft present)

Glad of appreciative letter.

Encloses signed photo.

Testimonial for Barrows Dunham.

Morton Sobell case, Dr. Ponton's testimony.

BR accepts an invitation for 3/3/58.

Thanks for appreciation of BBC talks.

Approved his letter to Nehru and forwarded it.

Thanks for husband's article.

Encloses letter to Manchester Guardian; he may make any use of it.

Re letter published on 21 March 1957.

Has sent Nimomiya a statement on Christmas Island test.

Will he permit [New Scientist] article to be published in Japanese by Yomiuri?

Would enjoy discussions [on BBC] with Sir Charles Webster, and with either Bronowski or M. Laski.

Letter to editor re R.R. Stokes. (draft present)

Interview arrangement for Japan Broadcasting Co.

Meeting to discuss Fabians.

Declines dinner invitations.

Prof. Alexander died many years ago.

Arrangements for recording and discussions.

Can't manage a talk about N. Cohn's book on Third Programme.

Make suggestions for chair.