Swinnerton detests "the way your books are printed and bound".

Swinnerton has found a new flat but will buy BR's comfortable bed. It will be jolly to dine with BR on Monday.

Swinnerton has moved to 34 Russell Chambers. He will try to get his char in touch with BR's char (Mrs. Saich).

The porter at Russell Chambers has a parcel for BR, received from Mecklenburgh Square (Colette).

Evidently Swinnerton will stay at Russell Chambers.

On "the celebrated bed ... which have you such fears as to my nocturnal occupations".

On jugs, and whether Malleson may have removed one.

She praises BR's role in the Cuban Missile Crisis and asks for a message for all women's groups.

A form letter reply re the Cuban Missile Crisis.

A note saying nothing more than Tagore's name.

On Dr. Seal, and on "The Essence of Religion".

Tanovic encloses his translation of his Danas article on BR, and tells him of Yugoslav publications of his works.

Congratulations on BR's Fellowship. "Rather a score for moral stinks isn't it?".

On BR's recovery from his operation or illness with reference to "the leaves of the green bay tree".

In French.

BR is to give 2 lectures: one at Marseille (to the Société) and the other at Aix.

In French.

Arrangements for BR's lectures on June 13-14.

In French.

Berger mentions that BR is to be given an Honorary Doctorate and writes more on lecture arrangements.

BR refers to the "great honour" of a Doctorate Honoris Causa.

In French.

BR has had to cancel a lecture in Provence in April. Berger understands the importance of men like BR devoting all their efforts to save the peace.

A transcription of document .056425; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

Tucker asks BR to meet Stewart Meacham, an American Quaker.

Tucker thanks BR's secretary for explaining why he cannot meet Meacham.

Paine thanks BR for his donation and willingness to become a sponsor of Concord Film Council.

Sommer has the "happiest recollections of our talk about Lord Haldane some weeks ago".

Sommer asks where BR found Gilbert commenting on Bacon.

BR says he was mistaken. It was Harvey who said Bacon's philosophy was quite good for a Lord Chancellor.

A little note by BR on Taylor.

A transcription of document .056805, record 80937; also a carbon copy. BR has annotated a "not" as perhaps "an inadvertence".

Taylor shifts the appointment to see Frankl's portraits to May 1. Edith Russell has annotated the letter.

BR fell ill with severe shingles on April 17.

The Trevelyans greatly enjoyed BR's birthday dinner and "the loving things said about Bob [Trevelyan], by Bertie and Morgan [Forster]."

BR notes that Tennant "was a truly liberal theological fellow of Trinity".

The news of the Russells being in prison "has come as a dreadful shock to us".

An invitation to the Trevelyans' annual "boat race party".

Tennyson sends BR his book and explains his lineage to Ivy Pretious.

An invitation to a private showing of Julian Trevelyan's paintings.
 

A transcription of document .056821; also a carbon copy. BR has written her maiden name on the ribbon copy.

She is glad to have seen BR again.

BR has corrected the month from February. Trevelyan invites BR to attend Moore's reading party in New Forest.

About a meeting. The Fletchers. Some people assumed BR was a Roman Catholic, "from something wicked that dropped from your lips".

The letter is undated but follows document .056828.

BR disagrees that it is bad to belong to a racial minority and points out that one of every 3 human beings is Chinese. BR's granddaughter Lucy would be pleased to be Thing's pen-pal.

On building a house at Leith Hill.

Trevelyan plans to dedicate his play, The Birth of Parsival, to BR. (The book is in BR's library.)

Trevelyan liked Gisli Surson, thereby proving BR wrong. MacCarthy adds a note about having left his Panama hat.

Trevelyan plans to dedicate his play, The Birth of Parsival, to BR. (The book is in BR's library.)

Thomas thanks BR for his message on Thomas's diamond birthday (born 20 Nov. 1884).

On behalf of Dissent, Thomas invites BR to debate Hook or Kahn in the U.S.

Thomas encloses his column on Soviet Jews.

Trevelyan would like to hear BR's paper and discussion at Oxford "Wednesday night" for the "strong dramatic interest".

BR cannot spare the time and energy to go to the U.S., but would enjoy debating with Herman Kahn.

BR is in broad agreement with Thomas on Soviet Jews, and hopes he will sign an appeal.

On the verso is the start of BR's statement on launching the BRPF, 28 Sept. 1963.

BR will welcome Thomas's signature.

On a visit soon, before the coronation of George V. Bessie has heard from Alys (about the separation). Jonathan Sturges has died; he often spoke of BR, for whom he had great affection.

Best wishes for the New Year. Trevelyan quotes a Japanese poem mentioning arithmetic.

Trevelyan asks for addresses for sending copies of the peace circular being distributed by Charles Trevelyan and others.

BR's Nation letter is referred to.

Trevelyan seeks BR's advice about a passage on Sir Edward Grey in a book by Phil Price.

The Dutch papers say BR is a "Reverend".

A birthday message for Rockwell Kent on his 81st birthday.

Trevelyan is sorry BR will be in prison all summer. BR can fall back on the resources of his own mind more than any of "us".

On a visit to BR about August 26.

A small slip of paper, on which BR has written: "On the birth of my eldest son." BR refers here to Robert Trevelyan's letter of 18 Nov. 1921, record 80981.

A transcription of document .056988; also a carbon copy. The ribbon copy has been corrected.

On the war, gifts of his books, Whitman, Grapes of Wrath, Moore lecturing at Oxford.

On Plato. BR is the "onlie begetter" of Trevelyan's Leopardi translations.

On books, Churchill insisting that Trevelyan be Master of Trinity, Montaigne, Flora Russell, Roger Fry by Woolf.

Re-dated 1943 from the letter's reference to the contents of BR's letter of 9 July 1942.

Trevelyan refers to BR being knocked over by a bicycle. Ted Lloyd. BR's History of Western Philosophy. BR and Patricia's "letters" in the Manchester Guardian. Waley's Monkey.

A transcription of document .056994, record 80990; also a carbon copy.

BR and Alys will move into 14, Cheyne Walk on Sept. 13 for 6 months.

On tragedy.

A transcription of document .056996, record 80987; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both copies.

Broadrick's shocking accident. Moore at Wedgwood's. Charles Trevelyan's engagement.

Address is c/o Mrs. Hoddinott.

BR invites Trevelyan for a night.

A transcription of document .056998, record 80989; also a carbon copy.

BR will look for Trevelyan at the dinner. Re interruptions when one is fit for work.

BR is going to Brittany with Theodore. The solving of fresh problems. MacCarthy's Panama hat.

BR is honoured by the dedication of Parsifal. He explains the origin of his middle initials or names. Shaw's John Bull's Other Island and Yeats.

"There are a good many points in it which I do not know how to answer, but I should advise you to apply to Federal Union.... They are I believe the British equivalent of the United World Federalists."

Thornton writes to confirm her telegram in response to BR's offers for 31 Sydney Street, Chelsea.

A transcription of document .057004; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

BR mentions the invalidity of the Darapti syllogism.