Bell refers to "that mollusc Churchill".

Bell says that BR's lecture was a success in a letter dated only "Tuesday". John Slater's memorandum dates the letter.

This transcription of document .047165 has been corrected by BR.

There is also a carbon copy in the file, also corrected by BR.

Bell's C.O. tribunal is approaching.

On the option of Pelhamism.

Bell does not know if BR's request for help on "an introduction to mathematical philosophy intended for those who have no more knowledge of the subject than can be acquired at a primary school or even at Eton", is a compliment or a practical joke. [This concerns BR's dust-jacket blurb.]

Bell praises BR's book Sceptical Essays. Bell has read all of BR's books and feels a "gratified vanity" if he can understand one from beginning to end.

Benjamin asks for BR's help with respect to his relationship with the New York branch of the RPA. Benjamin met BR when he lectured at the Rand School, when Mr. Soskin was in charge of the arrangements.

Benjamin sends BR a copy of his article "Race Prejudice and Non-Causal Thinking". The article was written under the name Historicus and appears with "Are All Men Created Equal?" by Ernest Busenback.

BR had sent a leaflet entitled Act or Perish to Benjamin, who read it with interest. Benjamin asks BR if he has heard of "The Humanity Guild" and sends him a copy of a booklet they printed entitled The Shelter Hoax and Foreign Policy.

Benjamin has enclosed an article on BR (not present) and an article that was published in The Progressive World in 1950.

BR asks Benjamin for cuttings that "would be useful to our work".

Benjamin was in the hospital having his prostate removed. One clipping is "Lord Russell's Irrelevancies", New York Herald Tribune, 13 Sept. 1961, and the other a copy of B&R C62.53.

Benjamin wants to send BR a copy of David Bradley's No Place to Hide and has enclosed an article from the New York Times dated October 5, 1962 on the subject of midget bombs.

BR thanks Benjamin for sending him press cuttings "from time to time".

A newspaper strike has kept Benjamin from sending newspaper clippings to BR from the regular papers. He encloses articles from the Christian Science Monitor on nuclear and Cuba topics.

BR asks for more newspaper clippings, including clippings of BR's own articles.

The newspaper strike is still on so Benjamin has sent more clippings from the Christian Science Monitor.

Benjamin sends BR a copy of the letters published in the New York Times in response to BR's article from "two weeks ago", including one from Leonard Josephson (not in file) on race in Marriage and Morals.

BR has recently written several articles for American publications and is anxious to see responses to them.

BR thanks Benjamin for sending him newspaper clippings, including a "very interesting" one from Look.

BR asks for newspaper clippings concerning the report of the Warren Commission on President Kennedy's assassination.

BR sends Benjamin materials concerning the work of Mark Lane on the Kennedy assassination.

On the Oswald case. Joesten's book on the Kennedy assassination is mentioned.

Benjamin sends BR a copy of the Warren Commission Report from the New York Times.

Benjamin sends BR a copy of The New Republic which discusses the Warren Report.

BR received the New York Times version of the Warren Report from Benjamin and a copy of the full report on his own.

Benjamin sends BR an issue of Life Magazine with an article about the Warren Report in it.

Benjamin sends BR material on the Warren Report from "today's" New York Times.

Benjamin asks if BR received the materials on the Warren Report that he sent and sends more clippings with this letter.

Benjamin sends BR more newspaper clippings concerning the Warren Report and other topics.

Bennett has forwarded BR's letter to Professor Yang Tsung-han.

The enclosed monogram is a combination of the Chinese characters for happiness and longevity.

Dr. Ho Yung-chi sends BR 2 offprints and the bulletin of the Malayan branch of the P.E.N. Club through Bennett.

Bentwich asks to borrow BR's essay on education for a course on education that she will teach at Newnham College. Bentwich mentions Clifford Allen. She wants to use BR's essay for the section, "Suggestions for Reform".

On helping Clifford Allen, and James Ward taking BR's side against Trinity College.

This is a transcription of document .047227, corrected by BR.

Also in the file: a carbon copy.

Berenson encloses a letter for BR from an unknown person.

This is a transcription; the original is not present. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the same transcription.

Berenson tells BR that Mary Berenson (Pearsall Smith Costelloe) died on the 23rd.

Berenson invites BR to I Tatti.

Thanks for Nightmares. Re visit.

Berenson knew BR was recently in Rome.

BR has annotated her name. Mary signed with the initials "M.W.C."

Costelloe signs herself "Mariechen". BR's note identifies her.

The text is "Congratulations Costelloe" and was sent from Fernhurst. The sender must be BR's brother-in-law.

BR was "one of the most precious" things in Mary Berenson's life.

This postcard is from Florence and shows I Tatti.

This is a carbon copy of the transcription of document .047240.

On BR's "stand yesterday"—a reference to the trial that resulted in a week's imprisonment for BR.

The note states: "[G.G. Berry a clerk in the Bodleian, and the only person in Oxford who understood mathematical logic]".

Another note on G.G. Berry. This one states the paradox (incorrectly). See document .047255, record 74569.

Another note on G.G. Berry, again stating the paradox (incorrectly). See also documents .047255 and .047256, record 74569 and record 74570.

BR has suggested the year 1908 for this letter, but the subject matter seems continuous with 1905.

On the liar paradox, instancing Berry's ex-maid, Elsie Coombes.

This is a transcription of document .047265, record 74578. Also in file: a carbon copy of the transcription. BR has corrected both.

Berry writes again, hoping to save BR time on a pressing problem of logic.

BR is unable to make the dinner at Passfield Hall because of a previous engagement.

BR is made an Honorary Fellow of the London School of Economics.

On BR's being made an Honorary Fellow of the London School of Economics. Another carbon copy of the same letter is on the verso, lacking only the address.

Bevington greatly appreciates BR's Nightmares.

Bharati plans to send BR an offprint of a monograph that is to be published by The Journal of the History of Ideas. The subject is the present climate of cultural opinion. Also on Hitler and Indian opinion.

Bharati writes about the history of the University of Nalanda and the creation of a new school on the same site.

Bharati expresses his frustration over contemporary problems in India.

The plan for a college of contemporary logic at Nalanda fell through and Bharati has left the school.

On the Indian reviews of BR's short stories.

Bharati has moved to Bangkok and plans to stay for 2 years.

This is a change of address card to Victoria, B.C., Canada.

Richard Bickersteth is John Bickersteth's son.

Bidder, replying to BR, denies that the "O.B. Hunt" can be held responsible for breaking down BR's fence.

In French. Re Biquard's biography of Joliot-Curie. The enclosure is from the typescript of the biography.

In French.

In French. The transcription is provided by Pierre Biquard.

BR gives permission for Biquard to publish letters between himself and Joliot-Curie.

In French. The publisher of the English translation requires BR's permission to publish his letter of 17 June 1955.

BR gives Biquard permission to publish two letters from his correspondence with Joliot-Curie.