On a possible broadcast on BR's debt to foreign countries.

Signed letters and sent them.

On retranslating Nicod, W.V.O. Quine's support, no recollection of [prefacing] Nicod's Geometry; Wittgenstein.

Interview appointment; Penrhyndeudraeth.

Appointment; J.C. Powys.

Declines invitation to speak.

See him on 16th to talk over programme on 17th.

Declines invitation to Festival of Youth.

No script ready on proposed topic.

On someone's plan for stopping an atomic bomb attack, and [world government].

Will Home Service broadcast [?] talk?

Wants estimate of BR's coat of arms plus explanations.

Encloses New Scientist article with slight revisions.

On [preface to World is Round]; typescript of their conversation.

Philosophy of education.

Declines to promote book with Einstein preface.

Spanish and Portuguese rights to history. Mrs. Morse, royalty cheque.

Declines to write on cancer.

Declines invitation; Mrs. Lissauer.

Glad to see him and his book.

Proofs of reply to Strawson. Reply to Emmet. On Mind.

No writings available for a collection.

Can't comply because letter arrived so late.

Meeting.

South African fund.

Disapproves of conferences promoting regionalism.

Deposit cheque.

Meeting.

Can't decide whether to endorse S. King-Hall's policy.

Agrees with "Defence of the Third Programme" report.

Thanks for report of meeting with Adenauer.

Declines presidency of Birmingham and Midland Institute.

Meeting to interview Foulkes.

Share royalties equally with [Robert] Egner. Handle U.S.A. rights. Allow Swedes to shorten Why I Am Not a Christian.

On his analysis of perception, admitting criticism on p. 50.

Rationalism and fear.

Wants typed copies of letters from Frank Russell to Santayana.

Revisions of reply to Emmet.

Recommendation for Norah Purcell, who began working about 1947 for BR.

Covenants for John [Russell] and grandchildren.

Declines again to write on [cancer].

Declines invitation to Cambridge.

Declines invitation to Cambridge.

Declines to write [on why BR goes on living].

Haydn's name is spelt "Haydon" in the dictated reply.

BR declines to write for the symposium on "Faiths for a Complex World". BR says: "I go on living because I enjoy life, but that is too short an answer for your purposes."

(The journal did not publish this brief reply.)

Use last 2 paragraphs of New Scientist article for Ceylon peace meeting.

Abridgement of Logic and Knowledge for Italian translation.

Glad he is established at Munich.

Declines invitation to contribute to series.

Meeting.

Declines to address Student Christian Movement.

Thanks for nice letter.

Declines to write on world government.

Encloses statement on his book to help it get published.

Expenses in contracts [BBC?].

Agrees to meeting and interview.

On British vs. Soviet H-bomb tests.

Declines to continue contributing to Richmond Labour Party.

Thanks for same letter.

Encourages his anti-bomb campaign.

Declines to write preface to French translation of Inquiry, but approves new title.

Declines to go into his matter.

Supports German physicists on bomb.

Reads Italian with ease.

Never concerned with psychical research.

Hitherto has thrown away "very bad books".

Related to Christopher Howard?

WWI, his mother [Emily Hobhouse].

Declines to do as requested.

Encloses talk which please return.

Anscombe's controversy in The Listener. Loving unwisely at 63.

Wood's book. Reading aloud.

Glad of BR's influence.

BR thanks the Voltaire Society for its birthday telegram and offers a parody of Pascal.

Will look at book concerned.

On inconsistency re Socrates on p. 463 [of History].

Permission to quote sentence.

Answers to questions on philosophy (for publication in Yugoslavia).

Will send him Portraits.

Send Portraits to Heisler.

Thanks for book and article on BR in Deutsche Rundschau.

On E.D. Morel.

No idea how many letters received about "Why I Am Not a Communist"; doesn't keep them. (Re archives.)

Letter was addressed to "Miss Celli".

Re [H.] Thirring's expenses.

Pugwash.

Knows little about the theory of numbers.

Encloses draft preface [not attached].

Portrait. "I very much liked the Spinoza [portrait] that you sent and I have put it in my study where I can be inspired by it whenever I am tempted not to imitate him— a not unusual occurrence."

[Birthday] fuss.

Reviewers.

Make 2 copies of BR's broadcast.

Redirect Richmond letters.

Encloses copy of letter to Le Soir.

Has signed his draft [re nuclear war?]

Letter to editor re translation in issue of May 21; re world government; for publication.

Will send message to his meeting if reminded.

Willing for "Philosophical Analysis" to be translated.

Re Mr. Konishi's visit. Lists reasons why BR is not prepared to sponsor a movement for the prohibition of nuclear weapons. [Important]

[Robert] Egner's royalties (1/3 to him).

Unable to accompany delegation to BBC.

Interested to hear he's writing book on BR's philosophy.