On BR's article "On the Notion of Order".

At record 74806 there is a transcription corrected by BR, and a carbon copy.

Bradley has difficulty following BR's ideas. There is corrected transcription and carbon copy at record 74805.

This is a transcription of document .047542, record 74804. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. They are corrected by BR.

This is a transcription of document .047540, record 74803. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. They are corrected by BR.

A note in the file states: "Typescript of letter of 21.6.01 lacks postscript on p.1" (K. Blackwell).

BR has sent Bradley a copy of his book, The Principles of Mathematics.

Bradley encloses notes that he made on the first chapter of BR's book. An archival transcription of this letter is in the same file.

This transcription of document .047546 is in the same file as the original.

A note on the verso of the last page of the transcription states: "Typed D. Kerss 8 Aug '75. Checked ms K. Blackwell 8 Aug '75."

Bradley encloses notes based on his reading of BR's book, The Principles of Mathematics.

On BR's reply to MacColl (B&R C04.15).

This is a transcription of document .047549. Also in the file: a carbon copy and a partial photocopy of this transcription.

A note in the file states: "NB file—typescript: original empty." 

Corrected by BR.

On Meinong and Joachim.

This is a transcription of document .047553. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

This is a transcription of document .047559. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

This is a transcription of document .047563. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

BR states that a large number of prisoners are being held under appalling conditions in Morocco and that the government has not declared amnesty for them. He hopes that the press will make public the maltreatment of these political prisoners.

In file are TL(CAR) copies, documents .187022-.187024. Although BR has signed the statement, it has revisions. A note by Schoenman states that it was released on 10 November 1963.

BR states that he is shocked by the charges against 250 detainees on November 23. He wants King Hassan to suspend the trial and release the prisoners.

In file are 2 other TL(CAR) copies, documents .187027 and .187028.

BR appeals to King Hassan to grant amnesty to political prisoners.

In file are TEL(CAR) copies, documents .187031-.187032.

This is a transcription of document .047565. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

Bradley worries that BR's political work will leave him with no time for philosophy.

This is a transcription of document .047567, record 74834. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. Corrected and annotated by Edith Russell.

"Aut" is struck out.

Bradley is glad to hear that BR does not plan to go permanently into politics.

This is a transcription of document .047569. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. Corrected by Edith Russell.

Bradley thanks BR for the offprint of his paper (probably B&R C10.04).

This is a transcription of document .047573, record 74840. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription.

On 2 papers that BR sent Bradley, one being on Bergson.

Bradley has been ill.

This is a transcription of document .047579. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. The ribbon copy is annotated by Edith Russell.

"Auto" is struck out and "let" appears thrice.

Bradley thanks BR for sending him his book, which was waiting for him on his return from France. The book is Our Knowledge of the External World.

This is an offprint of BR's article "On Denoting", Mind, n.s., vol. 14, no. 56.

Bradley has found the passage about women and sex in Lucretius.

This is a transcription of the document at record 53695.

A transcription of the letter is available at record 53702.

Bradley sent BR his Essays on Truth and Reality.

BR describes how he develops his ideas, and refers to "an Austrian pupil of mine", i.e. Wittgenstein.

Brailsford would like to pay the Russells a visit either "this Friday about 4:30, or perhaps on the following Tuesday at the same time?" Dated by BR.

Brailsford and BR met at the Courtneys during the Boer War "in the last century".

Braithwaite's view is that BR has misinterpreted the Gospels.

Nandy writes to BR so that he can help Dr. Allen who has been rearrested. She wants the circumstances of his arrest to be fully investigated by the British High Commission in Lagos.

Schoenman informs Nandy that BR will raise the topic of Dr. Allen with the Nigerian authorities.

BR asks Balewa if he can release Dr. Allen on humanitarian grounds. He feels that the treatment of Dr. Allen is unjust.

BR sends a copy of the letter he sent to the Prime Minister of Nigeria, Balewa. He would like Maliki to make sure that the letter reaches him.

In file is another TL(CAR), document .187038.

Oba informs BR that the High Commissioner believes that since BR sent the original letter directly to the Prime Minister, a reply will come from him.

In file is another TLS(X), document .187040.

Dudderdge, secretary of the Marxist Society, states that they are organizing a nation-wide campaign for the release of Dr. Allen, J. Kiomasetenagh, S. Kayam and O. Adebayo and to raise £500 for the Nigerians' appeal. He asks the recipient to organize a meeting in the university of all left-wing societies and societies to organize this campaign and to send telegrams demanding the release of the four men to the High Commissioner for Nigeria.

Enclosed is a leaflet that is to be distributed to all trade unions, technical and training colleges, document .187042.

Bredsdorff suggests that BR make a special will that names 3 "highly distinguished persons" to take over BR's work for peace after he is gone.

An unsigned note at the top in Edith Russell's hand states, "Ralph—please talk with me about this". [This could be the start of the BRPF.]

Sullhan writes to BR about Abdul Ghaffar Khan. He was imprisoned for 15 years because of his political views. As a result he is now very ill but is not allowed to receive proper medical care. Sullhan would like BR to raise this matter with the President of Pakistan so that Khan can receive proper medical aid.

BR assures Sullhan that he will take up the case of Khan with President Ayub Khan.

On BR's "Liberalism and Women's Suffrage".

On BR's Which Way to Peace?

Farley requests that Taghizadeh call Zaki at the BRPF office.

Dated by the reference to BR's debate with Haldane.

On A History of Western Philosophy. Dated by BR.

The enclosed "Remarks" on the History have 8 leaves.

On BR's marriage to Edith.

Brenan sends his early autobiography, with a portrait of BR, titled South of Granada. (The "portrait" is a photograph.)

On Free Thought and Official Propaganda.

On The Problem of China.

BR states that he has written to the Shah as requested.

"You are exceptionally photogenic", Brenan tells BR.

On Gamel.

On Pythagoras.

The year 1936 is conjectured.

The year 1936 is conjectured.