BR forwards economic reform typescripts by Yavden-Trebull.

Armstrong, private secretary to Noel-Baker, writes that he is in America until June 24.

A single-paragraph extract on the non-significance of existence: "I think all values are human, but none the less important on that account."

BR is ill but asks for the text of the Baruch proposal and for Noel-Baker's objections to provisions that deliberately made it impossible for the Russians to accept it.

Mansfield cannot "write all" as BR has asked her to do.

Norman, now a shorthand writer, returns BR's notes for his address at "the Festival lunch". (See "The Use of Books", Bibliography, vol. 1.)

Dated by BR. Mansfield agrees to dine with BR.

BR thanks Nicholson for his support of the BRPF's exhibition.

Dated by BR. Mansfield says it was "a wonderful evening".

Norton reports on the auction of BR's goods in order to pay his fine of £100 [which took place on July 26, 1916].

The date is a conjecture; BR dated the letter August 1916.

She returns a letter BR received from a young man. She and BR are going to be "truthful" with each other.

Mansfield thinks BR will dismiss her as a woman with an "ill-regulated mind".

Nicod has been translating BR's Justice in War-Time in La Forge with publication in book form to follow. The Nicods will come to Lulworth.

Mansfield has read his letter to Wilson in The Ploughshare that BR sent her. She criticizes "The World after the War".

Nicod thanks BR for train times. Jean and Thérèse do not mind sharing a room (at Lulworth).

Probably 21 or 28 January 1917. Re a meeting. She will return some letters.

Nicod will write a thesis on the external world.

BR has supplied the year. Apparently he visited Nicod in France. Nicod encloses "The Geometry of the Fish, as you said you liked it" (not present).

Nicod's letter is written on letterhead of the League of Nations, International Labour office. He asks about BR's definition of a point.

BR is asked for a donation to help a boy from the East End.

BR has provided Nicod's return address. Nicod encloses a letter (not present) to Keynes on induction. The Nicods "love" The Problem of China.

BR is asked for a donation.

BR is asked for a donation.

BR is asked for a donation. The photograph is of 7 boys playing at the seashore.

Nourse, a former tutor to BR, congratulates him on his "open mathematical scholarship", at Trinity. BR has annotated the letter.

Nicod asks BR's permission to dedicate his Géométrie book to him.

BR is asked for a donation.

The photograph is of 2 boys in the uniform of the St. John Ambulance Brigade.

On the announcement of BR's death, and his illness. BR and Dora are just as happy as before they were married.

A charming letter thanking BR for the gift of Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy. BR has marked it "Please return".

On Keynes, Principia Mathematica and truth-functions, getting articles for an enclosed prospectus (not present), and the Tokyo earthquake.

Nunn has received the chapters [of The Analysis of Mind] that BR wants him to read on psychology.

On BR's "Mind and Matter" chapter (not found as such in The Analysis of Mind).

On Semon and on Wohlgemuth.

Nunn forwards Coleman's account of his researches. BR read Nunn's book, perhaps that on theory of education.

Nunn claims that BR has over-thanked him in The Analysis of Mind. "Enjoyment" as it could be analysed.

Nicod has nothing on hand for the new journal.

He reminds BR that he has reduced Principia's 5 primitive propositions to 3. Keynes did answer Nicod's letter.

Oakeshott refers to "St. Bertrand", whom no one would accuse of being woolly.

BR invites Vice-Chancellor to talk over nuclear disarmament with him.

Thérèse Nicod reports the death of Jean.

A transcription of document .053902. BR has corrected it.

Nicod thanks BR for the preface.

A transcription of document .053904. BR has corrected it.

It is not known what this memo, in the midst of the Nicod correspondence, concerns.

Nicod describes the plans to republish Jean Nicod's theses and asks BR for "some lines" to accompany Lalande's preface to the work on induction.

Mariani describes the exhibition of her work in Rome and encloses clippings.

Nicod has written to Harrod.

On reprinting Jean Nicod's theses.

On BR's forthcoming preface.

Also in file: a card that accompanied a gift of flowers.

Nicod thanks BR for his preface.

Good wishes (in heartfelt French).

BR has done the preface based on the English translation of Induction.

BR's note reads: "From C.K. Ogden, inventor of basic English".

BR is willing to add to Lalande's preface in Jean Nicod's work on induction.

BR asks for guidelines for his new preface.

"I am struck afresh by the exquisite clarity of his style in which every sentence gives one aesthetic pleasure."

Markham commiserates with BR for the sit-down occupation of his home and asks whether he still favours publication of Committee of 100 names.

On religion, mentioning Harrison's lecture on p. 27, which touches on BR.

For dating, see BR to Ogden, 7 May 1919, record 53606.

The heading is "Draft Memorandum". The document concerns a peace settlement and is marked "Strictly Confidential". BR has revised it in his hand.

Holograph note by BR: "E.D. Morel was secretary of the Union of Democratic Control and author of Truth and the War. He was in prison towards the end of the war."

On terms for The Analysis of Matter.

On publishing Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

A transcription of document .054000; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

The enclosed interview is between Henri Lambert and the New Statesman, which opposes a peaceful agreement with Germany over colonial trade.

Ogden thanks BR for the duplicate copy of his introduction to the Tractatus. Dated by reference to the birth of John Conrad Russell.

A memorandum of terms for the contract for The Analysis of Matter.

Ogden writes about "Materialism Past and Present" for Psyche.

A transcription of document .054004, record 78897; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected the ribbon copy.

On The Analysis of Matter and a possible second book on the topic.

BR has supplied the year.

Morel asks why the Cambridge Magazine has ignored his books, even declining advertisements for them.

Ogden proposes that BR write The Mechanics of the Universe.