A transcription of document .052006; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

Laski quotes Rivers as declining to stand for parliament because The Analysis of the Mind has raised problems he wants to deal with.

A transcription of document .052008; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

Laski likes two papers by Dora Russell and wants to send them to The Freeman, New York.

Laski praises The ABC of Atoms as a perfect example of popularization.

A transcription of document .052011; also a carbon copy.

Laski writes in detail about The Prospects of Industrial Civilization.

A transcription of document .052013; also a carbon copy.

Laski praises BR's lecture "last night" ("Socialism and Education").

A transcription of document .052015; also a carbon copy. Both are corrected by BR.

Laski provides BR with a reading list of books on education.

Sheffer's situation at Harvard has become urgent. Whitehead thinks Sheffer is on a blind track.

A transcription of document .052018; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

Laski invites BR to speak to the Socratic Society at London School of Economics.

BR is too busy to speak to the Socratic Society. Amberley and Bentham. The family.

A transcription of document .052022; also a carbon copy.

Frida Laski asks BR to agree to a request in an enclosed letter (not present).

Laslett assumes BR will be in the delegation to the BBC governors.

On another date for the delegation to the BBC.

Laslett asks BR to be Vice-President of the Sound Broadcasting Society. See record 77976 for BR's telegraphed response.

In this unsigned letter Laslett asks BR to sign a new letter to the editor.

Laslett's card must have accompanied document .052029.

Laslett asks BR for any comments he may have on the report in document .052031.

Laslett encloses a letter (not present) for BR to sign, addressed to The Times.

Was Keynes a conscientious objector, as Clive Bell says, asks Laslett, discussing Bell in Hall at Trinity College.

Laslett asks BR to write philosophically on civil disobedience in the face of nuclear war for a new volume.

BR declines to write an essay on nuclear warfare because he has already promised "so much work".

A transcription of document .052040; also a carbon copy. Both are corrected by BR.

BR has annotated the letter: "[Latta wrote books on Leibniz]".

On Moore's position and BR's, and Leibniz. Record 77933 is a corrected transcription and carbon copy.

A transcription of document .052042 at record 77932; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

A transcription of document .052044; also with carbon copy.

A transcription of document .052050; also a carbon copy.

BR is to speak in Bradford on Aug. 12 under the auspices of the U.D.C., the Trades Council, and the I.L.P.

MacCarthy has a new conclusion for BR's essay on miracles. [BR read such a paper to the Aristotelian.]

Laidler regrets that BR has fallen ill and must cancel his appointments with the League in January.

Lawrence, in a friendly letter, tells BR that she has no letters from BR to D.H.

Russell has annotated the letter with a lecture title, "Russia, Asia and the West". Laidler wants him to speak to the League.

Smith encloses a copy of The Philosophy of Pacifism (not present) and wonders why the government does not lock up BR!

A transcription of document .052062, record 77963; also a carbon copy.

Smith has evidently read of the ban on BR that was proclaimed the previous day.

"But you stepped out for truth. No one looked to you to do it, as a matter of course: you did it. That is why, when this war is looked back upon, your name will be held in such high honour and gratitude."

A transcription of document .052065 (record 77966); also a carbon copy.

Captain Moore writes (he is editor of Air University Quarterly Review) for permission to publish Lawrence's letters to BR and BR's outline of "Principles of Social Reconstruction".

"It would never do to let you spoil the war."

A transcription of document .052067, record 77969; also a carbon copy.

A resolution of the League thanks BR for his work and sacrifice in the cause of peace and freedom.

Smith decries the impulses behind the "People's Party".

A transcription of document .052070 (record 77972); also a carbon copy. Both are corrected by BR.

Smith asks BR to lecture on "the general period of 1848".

A transcription of document .052260, record 1990. On it is noted "Extra copy."

BR has written the text of a reply telegram on Laslett's letter of Sept. 15, 1957, document .052028.

On "The Conscription of Wealth" and the People's Party.

In French. BR has annotated the letter: "From a writer on non-Euclidean geometry".

In French. BR has noted some travelling directions and train times on the verso.

BR agrees to be Vice-President again.

In French. On the principles of mathematics.

Roberts thanks BR for the honour.

Lederer asks BR to sit for the portrait sculptor, Sigismund Stroble.

"Ted" Lloyd is agreeable to resigning from the trusteeship for BR's children with Dora.

The unknown author of this letter gives "3 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London W.C." as his return address. The letter concerns advertising for BR's lecture series.

BR would like to sit for Sigismund Stroble.

Lederer states that Stroble needs usually 4-6 sittings of 2 hours apiece.

Lee invites BR to speak at Smith College in 1914.

On lecture arrangements at Smith College.

Lee could not stay in England to be a student of BR's because of his health.

Also in file: Lee to Jean Nicod, document .052082a.

Lee tells BR that [Churchill] began a speech in Dundee by stating that BR's "judgment of things in Russia underlined every word he [Churchill] had said previously about the Bolsheviks."

Attorney Lee wants BR's comments on the peace proposals of the American Legion.

BR supplied the year.

BR supplied the year. Lee asks if BR has seen Murray's pamphlet.

Booth invites BR to speak on education. (The Council publishes The Young Socialist.)

On "War and Non-Resistance".

A transcription of document .052086; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both and annotated "conybeares" on the ribbon copy.

Lee writes about one of BR's lectures.

A transcription of document .052089; also a carbon copy.

Lees-Smith, a Member of Parliament, writes about raising the matter of Siegfried Sassoon in the House.

Le Ghait would like to meet with BR on denuclearization.

Le Ghait will meet BR at Plas Penrhyn on Saturday, Dec. 1.