Broad congratulates BR on his 94th birthday and gossips academically about Bernard Williams.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .110281.

BR thanks Broad for his birthday greetings.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .110286.

BR is pleased to learn of the possible publication of Brooks' thesis.

Brown provides the source for his correction re Epicurean atoms. Removed from BR's copy of A History of Western Philosophy (Russell's Library, no. 3136).

Brown will call on BR on March 21.

On the impact of the Russells (during their separate lecture tours in 1927 and 1928).

She and another are eager for BR's visit on Feb. 24.

Patricia Russell has written at the top: "The wind blown scent of bog-myrtle". She has also written many scenic phrases on the verso.

BR has discovered that duty would be payable on his left foot.

He suggests that the Mongolian Stomper become holy to be assured of a wide and respectable following.

"We were both very touched by your speech, Bertie, which was just right and gave us all much to think about."

Copleston asks BR's permission to quote passages in his History chapters on BR. There is no remark that BR would consider unfriendly criticism.

Burn thanks Edith for the evening, and praises BR's "enviable" memory, and quotes from John Marston's "Antonio and Mellida".

Burn, who has vol. 1 of BR's Autobiography, praises the poem to Edith.

Burn never dreamed that his Hungarian would kiss BR. Burn has discovered through BR's Autobiography the source of Eliot's "Mistah Kurtz—he dead".

"Michael" (no surname) accepts the invitation to "Bertie's champagne tea" on May 18. The letter had been filed as from Michael Burn, document .110305, box 10.47.

The Burns loved seeing the Russells the other day—particularly "when he is rebelling against himself as the establishment rebel".

Mary Burn hopes that Edith will invite them any time the Russells feel like seeing them.

"I beg you to read the enclosed book and pass it on when you have finished with it." Farley's note is that the book is We Accuse [possibly it is B&R B180].

Because of a sudden bad cold, Mary Burn had to cancel a visit to the Russells at the last moment.

Burn thanks the Russells for the bottles of vodka.

The Burns enjoyed the recent birthday party.

Michael Burn's share of the letter is at the foot of the 2nd page. Christmas.

A note on Maud Burt.

BR will not be in London when Carnap is, but Schoenman hopes to see him.

Document .110320a is an empty envelope from Carnap.

Catlin has just donated to World Parliamentarians for World Government.

Schoenman entirely understands Catlin's position.

Catlin sends thanks for BR's Manchester speech.

Catlin requests another copy of BR's Manchester speech.

The letter is assumed to be meant for Schoenman.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .110336.

Schoenman encloses the literature that Catlin requested (not present).

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .110344.

BR cannot attend the gathering in France.

The Changs urge BR's Sino-Indian intervention.

Chao wants BR to know that he is bringing Mr. and Mrs. Chen Yuan with him to tea on Sept. 27.

The Chaos want to send BR something useful and ask for his Chelsea address. They enjoyed their meeting with BR last week.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .110357.

BR states he tries to avoid going to Chelsea as he receives far too many callers on his brief visits to London.

BR hopes that they will have more time to discuss world affairs on the Chens' next visit.

Gerard repeats his request to tape BR on Lawrence and praises Schoenman's letters in The Observer.

Schoenman draws attention to the BBC's recording of BR's talk on Lawrence.

Lawrence's nephew says that Lawrence "was very fond of Bertrand Russell".

Schoenman sends literature on the Peace Foundations.

Cockerell praises BR's letter in The Times Monday (on disarmament).

Full name: Commission de Redaction des Oeuvres Complètes de N.L. Labatchevsky, Institut Mathématique à l'université de Moscou.

"I have read the introduction and verified nearly all the references. But I haven't yet been sent proofs of more than a few pages of the appendices. Here are a few corrections and comments on the introduction."

The 3 correction leaves are document .054638, record 81533. The first leaf is dated "[1919]" in Edith Russell's hand, but that is incorrect.

This material was inserted between pp. 14-15 or 64-5 of BR's copy of Principia Mathematica (Russell's Library, no. 3071).

Ramsey says he has read Appendices B and C of Principia Mathematica "very carefully". He says that he is enclosing document .111549.

Document .111549 is a list of "misprints or slips" in the page proofs of Appendix B, Induction. There is a reference to page 653 in Principia Mathematica.

Documents .111549a-.111549e (record 4573) used to be associated with the enclosure, but there is no mention of these volume III errata in the letter.

This material was inserted between pp. 14-15 or 64-5 of BR's copy of Principia Mathematica (Russell's Library, no. 3071).

Copleston asks if BR wants to see passages from the debate on God's existence that are to be used in a Spanish article.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .111552. The letter was revised and retyped (see record 82760).

Copleston thanks BR for giving permission for quotations in the History.

Also in file; TL, document .111551, with revisions.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .110398.

BR comments on a single factual error in Copleston's History and commends "your fairness in controversy".

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .111556.

Enclosure is medical report on Read by A.P. Brown.

Coy reports that the licence to assign 55 Overstrand Mansions to BR has been refused.

On BR's illness and Edith's loneliness.

Also in file; TL(TC), document .111568.

Also on the same sheet of paper is BR's response to Rees (at record 82782), agreeing to her request that he sit for portrait "miniatures".

Typed on the letter at record 82781.

On the side-effects of BR's drugs, and arrangements when Conrad goes.

A review of My Philosophical Development is enclosed.

Crawshay-Williams comments on it.

Crawshay-Williams did not want to ask about BR's "crisis" of health.

Notes on BR's Autobiography, Vol. 1, or on corresponding letters.

On recommending Kyffin Williams for BR's portrait.

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