"The Case of Mr. Clifford Allen" is a trial or tribunal transcript.

"Alternative Service" by Clifford Allen is a reprint from The Ploughshare, May 1916.

Alsberg received BR's last letter and is sending material regarding Russian political prisoners.

Alsberg received a copy of BR's letter to Emma Goldman of Feb. 14, 1925. He then describes American civil liberties issues.

Alsberg is interested in starting an international committee with BR, Rolland, France, Brandes and others.

A statement of purpose and a list of Russian political prisoners is enclosed, 45 sheets (see record 131015).

Several items were enclosed with this letter, including The Faith of a Humanist.

"Sincere admiration and appreciation for dedication to the physical survival and intellectual and moral betterment of mankind".

The occasion is BR's 91st birthday.

On the establishment of the Florida chapter of the A.H.A.

BR sends a message to the A.H.A.

This is a transcription of document .046876.

Amos gives details of his life in Cairo.

Amos is coming home from Egypt for a 3 1/2 month leave on June 9.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046882, record 74318. A carbon copy is included.

Amos tells BR that the Contemporary will publish his paper on the negro.

BR corrected and annotated this transcription of document .046884 and a carbon copy.

BR noted "Answered" in a corner of the first page.

BR annotated this transcription of document .046886; also a carbon copy.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046888; also a carbon copy.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046891 and a carbon copy.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046893 and a carbon copy.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046895; also a carbon copy.

A transcription of document .046889; also a carbon copy.

BR corrected and annotated this transcription of document .046901; also a carbon copy.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046904 and a carbon copy.

On Einstein; world politics.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046906.

Amos draws attention to a Law Quarterly Review note on BR on Bentham in Sceptical Essays.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046910, record 97, and a carbon copy.

BR has provided the year with a question mark. The annotation on the transcription at record 74348 is on Alys organizing BR's lectures.

BR annotated and corrected this transcription of document .046912; also a carbon copy. The annotation is on Alys organizing BR's lectures.

BR corrected this transcription of document .046914; also a carbon copy.

The photograph of the original letter was sent to BR in February 1961 by Anat Kanekar, who purchased the original in Bombay.

Someone has misdated the letter "1931".

BR invites Auchinleck to tea at his home in Chelsea.

A second carbon copy is also in the file.

The enclosed letter to Gunther Anders from Ray Bell is dated March 1, 1961, and concerns assassinating President Kennedy.

Also in file: carbon copy of the letter to the editors re Claude Eatherly.

Because of events, the letter was not submitted for publication.

In the newsclip BR states that "I shall not be surprised if my last years are spent in a lunatic asylum—where I shall enjoy the company of all who are capable of human feelings" (Newsweek, 20 March 1961).

Eatherly is to be released and the letter to the editor at document .046926 will not be used.

On Eatherly.

On Eatherly.

On Eatherly, whom Anders has now visited.

On Eatherly.

On Eatherly.

Also in file: another TL(CAR). BR asks Anders to join the BRPF's Council of Advisors.

On answering Huie on Eatherly.

On Huie's book on Eatherly.

Also in file: another TL(CAR). BR recommends foregoing a "neutral" judgment re Huie.

BR lists 11 addresses to which Anders could send his Eatherly-Huie material.

BR has approached Unwin re the Eatherly-Huie material.

Andrade still thinks highly of BR's book.

BR has corrected this transcription of document .046971; also a carbon copy.

The year has been supplied in Edith Russell's hand.

A carbon copy is also in the file with this transcription of document .046973.

BR noted on the letter: "Wed. 11 a.m."

This copy has been annotated by BR. A carbon copy is also in the file with this transcription of document .046976, record 74392.

A carbon copy is also in the file with this transcription of document .046978.

Edith Russell has supplied the year.

This letter has been annotated by BR.

The year is supplied from the early transcription, document .046983.

The transcription is contemporaneous with the letter.

The date for this letter may be 1916 or 1917, as Edith Russell indicates.

Edith Russell has left a note in the file.