In French.

The Liverpool Social Problem Circle wants BR to lecture to it on education on 4 October 1922.

BR is to speak on Oct. 4. Dr. Stanley A. Mellor will be pleased.

In French. The notes concern the translation of English passages for the French edition of The Foundations of Geometry.

BR is asked for ideas on a new theory of social development taking relativity into account.

Stephen sends her new book and discusses Freud.

On a meeting re the Boxer Indemnity, which BR is to lead.

On the Boxer Indemnity. Anna M. Graves has talked with BR about it.

Swinnerton is BR's tenant in Russell Chambers.

In French.

In French.

In French.

In French.

Calmady recalls BR's parents in the election of 1868. Amberley gave him a book. (BR edited the letter for The Amberley Papers, vol. 2, pp. 234-5.)

Calmady does not need to be identified if BR quotes his letter. BR is in Malaga.

Calmady describes in detail the Amberleys' visit to Woodtown in 1868. BR designated this and document .047959, record 75417, as "LET".

Calmady has found photos of the Amberleys.

Tawker, in India, asks how he can get Sanger's Family Limitation.

Ting thanks BR for his letter of Feb. 20 and writes on population. He mentions Chao's work on tones.

On an errant account for coal supplied to Sunny Bank, Cornwall.

The enclosed letter from Tol-Pedn to E. Mitchell & Sons, 24 Feb. 1923, attempts to clear up the muddle; document .250259b.

Tönnies had read of BR's "death" in China. He and BR talked about German social democracy long ago. He invites BR to Kiel to give a lecture on sociology.

BR's offer of £800 for the house, Sunny Bank, is accepted.

On purchasing Sunny Bank (now Carn Voel).

£80 for the furniture is acceptable.

Tsen attended some of BR's lectures on the philosophy of mind in China and provides the title of one.

Marquand wants BR to lecture to the Union at University College of South Wales, Cardiff.

Marquand makes arrangements for BR to speak to the Political Union in October (?).

Venables would like to meet BR because she has read his books.

The writer provides a reference for Mr. E.R. Hulett, a prospective tenant.

The writer would like to translate The Policy of the Entente into German. Hermann Lutz gave her BR's address.

Litvinoff sends BR an article from the Jewish Chronicle. In file is the article, document .183507.

The group of Soviet Jews does not want BR to let go of the debate. They feel that if he accepts Khrushchev's explanation then the fate of Jews in the Soviet will be aggravated. The date of the message is taken from documents that follow immediately, on Soviet Citizens' reactions to the correspondence between BR and Khrushchev, Izvestia, 24 March 1963, documents .183509-.183510.

BR is asked for a topic for his speech at the Labour Club's meeting.

BR has "never advocated a preventive war, as your members would know if they took any trouble to ascertain facts."

The Labour Club accepts BR's resignation as its President and cites statements by BR.

Waley requests the return of China and Europe if BR will not be reviewing it in the New Statesman. (The book may be Adolf Reichwein, China and Europe: Intellectual and Artistic Contacts in the Eighteenth Century, London: Kegan Paul, 1925.) Fry's portrait of BR is to appear in a Chinese work on contemporary European art.

Watney would like BR's commendation of a technical textile school at Shanghai. Watney appears to be an M.P. but may be a lobbyist.

On Walston's book, Harmonism and Conscious Evolution.

On the proposed Textile Technical School at Shanghai. Two copies of a brochure are enclosed: Helping British Trade in China: the Boxer Indemnity and the British Scheme for a Textile Technical School at Shanghai.

BR could consult Peddor [Teddar] on Herbert Spencer's letter to Amberley.

Webb passed the Spencer letter to Teddar, who "will put it amongst his treasures" in the Athenaeum Library. She asks BR to explain Spencer's loss of faith in evolutionary progress. She gives her impressions of Germany following a visit.

Wells will sign the remonstrance against the Soviet government, but he disapproves of BR sacrificing his "beautiful and subtle brain" for "geese". Emma Goldman and Levine are mentioned.

She mentions Levine and asks BR to spare her and H.G. Wells a weekend.

Wellock writes about the manuscript BR has agreed to consider introducing.

In German.

These estate agents looked after renting 31 Sydney St., Chelsea.

Courtenay Pollock's complaints about 31 Sydney St. are listed. They include the "thousands of books and pamphlets" and papers that are in his way. (See BR to Seldes, 14 Feb. 1923, record 118758, for his complaints about this tenant.)

Re the telephone account at 31 Sydney St.

Re Hulett's tenancy at 31 Sydney St.

Whitehead passes on a request from Vienna.

Whitehead enclosed this letter with his of 1923/02/15 to BR. The sender's name is conjectural. He wants BR to lecture in Vienna where "everyone takes an interest in philosophy".

On revising Principia.

At R. Moe's request they are sending BR two Nobel publications.

Miss Williams praises BR's articles on "The Atom".

About an appeal. BR has written an address on the telegram.

On BR's marriage settlement trust.

The marriage settlement trust amounts to £3,728.

On BR being asked to lend Frank Russell £2,000.

On Plenty & Co.

On BR lending money to Frank Russell.

Fees are set out, and BR's investments are listed. BR has annotated the sale of one. The enclosure lists the "Husband's Fund" and is dated 15 March 1922; document .250296a.

The topic is BR's law life policy.

Frank wants to borrow £2,000 from BR until December 1923 to meet various liabilities listed in the letter. This letter is a typed copy containing the same text as document .250299 (record 75467), but it was typed on two pages rather than one. Frank writes from Gordon Square.

Frank wants to borrow £2,000 from BR until December 1923 to meet various liabilities listed in the letter. This letter is a typed copy containing the same text as document .250298 (record 75466), but it was typed on one page rather than two. Frank writes from Gordon Square. 

In German.

Wittgenstein tells BR to use his journals and notebooks for kindling.

On The Meaning of Meaning. He asks if BR's son is "already a keen student of logic?".

Wittgenstein asks BR to send him three copies of the Tractatus.

Wrinch mentions "a probable set of lectures in 1921-1922". Trinity arrangements, she reports, are all in order.

Wu has a juristic interest in BR's philosophy.

BR has accepted the invitation to the annual dinner on Feb. 26. [Majlis.]

BR will be speaking on "education" at the annual dinner, the topic chosen from a syllabus. BR is also to propose a toast to India.

Yii translated Principles of Social Reconstruction into Chinese. He writes on the Boxer Indemnity.

Butler recalls awarding a prize to Viscount Amberley, in congratulating BR on his Tripos results.

This is a carbon copy of a transcription of document .047976. BR has corrected it.

Butler congratulates BR on his Fellowship.

Butler conveys a minute of Council regarding lecture courses for BR. Enclosed is document .047979A, described at record 34084.

There is a corrected transcription and carbon copy at record 75481.

This is a transcription of document .047979, record 75480. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. They are corrected by BR.

This is a transcription of document .047979A, record 34084. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription.

Yii encloses the notes "read before you the other day". They concern education in China and BR's talk to Chinese students on the Boxer Indemnity.

Yourin alters his dinner invitation for BR and Dora to Jan. 19.

On the timing of BR's lecture to a Russian audience "on Sunday next".

On BR's prospective new post at Trinity.

This is a carbon copy of a transcription of document .047981.

This is a transcription of document .047984. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription.

On BR's living situation for the upcoming year: "... the rooms belong to the superior class to which unmarried fellows have first claim."

This is a transcription of document .047988. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

This is a transcription of document .047990. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

Following BR's suggestion in his letter of May 26, the Council will extend BR's lectureship for five years and grant him a two-term leave of absence.

The Council will consider the question of BR's conviction on July 11.

This is a transcription of document .047993. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription.

BR has been removed from his lectureship at Trinity College because of his conviction under D.O.R.A.

This is a transcription of document .047995.

This is a transcription of document .047997. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription.

The Council has granted BR a leave of absence.

The Council has accepted BR's resignation.

This is a transcription of document .048000. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription.

BR is offered the Tarner lectureship for the upcoming academic year.

This is a transcription of document .048002. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription.