Ts. is titled "Philosophy".

Re: determinism.

On verso of Leone's letter to the head of the Italian government.

BR's letter is mistakenly addressed to "Nicola Morosini".

Morosini was Leone's street address.

Ts. is titled "To All Those Opposed to Atomic Warfare".

Re human happiness, and justice in the education of children.

Newsclip also enclosed; tear-sheet is from The Deliverer, April-May, 1959.

BR's letter is mistakenly addressed to "L. Levane".

2 issues of War/Peace Report, Aug. 1961 and July 1962.

Dated from greetings for his "milestone" birthday on May 18.

"As far as I know, Whitehead never read Wittgenstein."

Then the two poles story.

"I have had disagreements with Gandhi, but I believe that his method of non-violent civil disobedience is a tremendously powerful one."

Suggests BR speak on the BBC on the "recent thermo-nuclear experiments".

Says he sent BR's reply to the BBC.

Ts. is titled "1959—and a Cyclical Theory of History".

Tear-sheet is a mention of BR in a review by Robert Hillyer in the New York Times Book Review.

"I do not believe that history is cyclical, but I am too much occupied to set forth my reasons."

On verso of Lewin's letter.

Letter actually dated 22.v.59.

BR declines a present of Our Changing Human Nature by Samuel D. Schmalhausen, which is inscribed "To Bertrand Russell, the Freudio-Socrates among the Moderns, Sincerely S.D. Schmalhausen".

Lewin had purchased it. [Evidently BR had once owned it and therefore it counts for Russell's ex-library.]

On verso of Lewin's letter.

On verso of Lewin's letter.

Re: Lord John Russell and Lord Amberley.

"Thank you for your letter and for the enclosed poetic effusion from my father to my grandfather which I am very glad to have. I am amused to find my father twitting his father about the famous advice to 'rest and be thankful'."

Offprint from Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, vol. 6, no. 4, August 1961: "Lilliputian Hallucinations in the Functional Psychoses".

Against broadening C100's activity to include world hunger.

The enclosed "World Men", "a new quarterly advocating Anglo-Soviet economic co-operation in the war of world poverty", is dated Jan. 1962.

On verso of Lewis's letter.

Explains remark about G.E. Moore in Portraits from Memory was a quip not to be taken too seriously.

Re liar paradox.

Writing a paper on Alexander Berkman; BR answered this letter but his reply is not here or in RA 750.

His "Ans" appears at the top.

(K. Blackwell wrote her on 30 Oct. 1991.)

Sending book on Lattice theory.

On verso of Liebers' letter.

Newsclips concern interviews with Leo Szilard in New York Herald Tribune.

Proofs of Lewis Fry Richardson's Arms and Insecurity: the Theory of Arms Races actually left at Hasker Street during visit.

She is 14 and wants to demonstrate for C100.

Letter is mistakenly dated 1961.

Attended BR's lecture, "The Philosophy of Physics", at Michigan U. in early 1930s.

Re: Freedom, anarchy and the experiment in living in freedom in Rye, New York.

Ts. is press release, "Vancouver Berlin Peace Campaign".