BRACERS Notes

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Schoenman argues that Åkerman's claim that Schoenman himself wrote the addition to BR's essay, and not BR, is "as incorrect as it is inadmissable."

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Blanpied encloses BR's preface to Fred J. Cook's The Warfare State.

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BR objects to the narrowness of the application of the rule that foreigners should not be employed when British citizens are available to the job, e.g. in regard to wives!

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Sellar acknowledges BR's letter of Jan. 12 to Miss Bondfield.

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Sellar conveys Bondfield's explanation of the principle by which she extended by one year A.S. Neill's employment of a Frenchman to teach French.

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BR encloses a statement on their pamphlet Counterblast.

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Re The Impact of Science on Society.

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Nelson discusses social theory and the war.

Enclosed with document .053836, record 78773.

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McKnight asks BR to send him the speech he gave at Foyle's for inclusion in McKnight's book, The Compleat After-Dinner Speaker.

Dictated reply at top of letter: "Speech sent Jan. 10 '62".

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This and the following 34 typescripts of BR's letters to Julie Medlock were prepared by S. Lauder and P. Sharrett, and checked by K. Blackwell. They are from the RA1 750 dictation taken down by Edith Russell (note dated 22.09.70).

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