Dated by BR. Hardy reports on seeing Whitehead.

This is a transcription of document .050742, record 77103. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription. BR has dated both.

Dated by BR. On BR accepting the wish of his friends to buy his possessions at the auction following upon BR's refusal to pay his fine.

On standing for the U.D.C. Council. Cornford's manifesto. Hardy liked BR's letter quoted in the Labour Leader.

Hardy asks BR for a report on a paper for the Cambridge Mathematical Society Proceedings.

Hardy assesses the number of votes in favour of reinstating BR to Trinity.

Dated by the reference to Jourdain's death. Hardy "will call at Jolley's and ask" something. This may be in connection with Wittgenstein's belongings stored by Jolley.

Title: "Bertrand Russell and Trinity College: an Academic Controversy of the Last War".

Hardy reports on the presentation of the memorial to Trinity.

On BR's reinstatement to Trinity College, Cambridge.

This is a transcription of document .050757, record 77118. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription. BR has annotated Farnell.

Hardy asks BR to referee a paper by "S." He likes Oxford.

Heckstall-Smith invites BR to join in a New Scientist controversy.

On de Moivre's theorem.

Heckstall-Smith encloses an offprint titled "M.K.S. Growing Pains".

Heckstall-Smith presents a point in physics for BR to ponder, concerning M.K.S. units.

Heckstall-Smith writes again on M.K.S. units.

A list of lecture Four subjects offered by BR "selected as meeting the most general demands". Dated by BR.

Urquhart thanks BR for his defence of Schweitzer.

Teachers and certainty. BR found Dirak [Paul Dirac] in theoretical physics beyond him.

BR does not think it will be possible to publish Heckstall-Smith's book on radiation hazards.

BR is pleased to remain as Vice-President.

On brinkmanship and NATO.

BR will keep Heelas in mind for various projects.

BR wants Universal Algebra to be sent to Vienna.

Heinemann thanks BR for the paper on Philosophical Analysis.

Ferris criticizes the discussion between BR and the Highbury branch of the N.-C.F.

Heinemann describes the numbered divisions for BR's article, "Philosophical Analysis".

BR lists branches of the Committee of 100.

A transcription of document .049887. BR has annotated the ribbon copy on Fineman's marriage to Gunther.

Fineman urges BR to revisit Russia, emphasizing the arts and education of the young.

BR writes at length on the struggle to prevent nuclear war.

Fischer seeks help in rewriting his ms. book on Lenin and the New Russian Leviathan.

On television and the opposition to nuclear war: "... in the main the people who are in control of the media of communication are people opposed to our point of view...."

In German. This is a transcription of document .051054, record 1393. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription. BR has corrected and annotated the letter (with "[bestial hun!]").

Fischer pleads for help in obtaining a grant and encloses testimonials from A.W. Armstrong, Aloys Dempf and Jan Masaryk.

Fischer asks BR to support his application to the Ford Foundation.

Fischer asks BR to give an A-bomb talk in Munich. The enclosure, by Fischer, is for an international philosophical academy.

In German.

In German. This is a transcription of document .051056, record 77153. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription.

Fitzgerald has to cancel tea. See BR to Brian Fitzgerald, document .049903, record 1122.

Thanks for a signed photograph.

Jastrow writes further on arrangements for BR to lecture at Chicago, Ann Arbor and Madison.

Jeger states it has been a "great encouragement" to have had BR as a member of the Cyprus Conciliation Committee.

BR criticizes Jeger and the U.K. Labour government.

Jeger defends her quotation from Tawney.

BR adheres to his criticism of Jeger and the Labour government.

BR has signed the petition (not present).

Jenner asks BR to write a letter to the editor on the Marwood case.

Joachim criticizes BR's paper of "last night" from an idealist standpoint and mentions Bradley and Bosanquet. BR's typed transcription and carbon copy, both corrected by him, are at record 77170.

Heckstall-Smith thanks BR for replies to his questions.

A transcription of document .051505 at record 77168; also a carbon copy. BR corrected both.

BR has provided the year with some doubt. On their philosophical differences, with references to Kant.

A transcription of document .051507; also a carbon copy.

Joachim encloses notes (not present) on the question of degrees for women. He and BR stand philosophically "on opposite sides of a gulf."

A transcription of document .051509, record 77173; also a carbon copy.

BR's note on a separate piece of paper identifies the book under discussion. On truth.

Thanks for Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare. Heckstall-Smith asks for comments on his Atomic Radiation Dangers and What They Mean to You.

A transcription of document .051511; also a carbon copy.

On analysis.

A transcription of document .051513; also a carbon copy.

On internal relations.

A transcription of document .051515; also a carbon copy.

Edith Russell has incorrectly supplied the year "1908".

Joachim returns BR's paper, presumably that on truth.

Joachim thanks BR for the review of The Nature of Truth in The Independent.

On the correspondence theory of truth.

BR sketches for Hardy the method of substitution.

The enclosed ms. by BR is untitled, 5 sheets; it is on actual series of all important types up to omega to the omega squared.

On anti-war organizations, and Dickinson, Simpson, Broad, Hobson, Keynes and Brailsford.

On Trinity College Council: "There is no hope of any freedom of thought in the British Empire if it is to be banished from Trinity."

BR encloses his referee's report, 1 sheet, on a paper, "A New Theory of Measurement", by Norbert Wiener.

BR asks how the London Mathematical Society will manage the logical symbols, since only Cambridge University Press has them.

This is a transcription of document .050769. Also in the file: a carbon copy of the transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

BR will send a formal referee's report on Sheffer's work soon. It is "very important indeed". BR mentions the report he cabled 2 years ago. Also on Oxford.

BR is coming to Oxford Nov. 18.

At Oxford BR will speak to the I.L.P. and the Indian Majliss.

Alexander Vasiliev, of Petrograd, wants news of recent work in mathematics.

BR asks Hardy to support the new "School of Philosophy" in London (the British Institute of Philosophy), and to send him a short list of eminent men of science.

Harford questions BR's alleged support of "polygamy" in Principles of Social Reconstruction.