Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

A message praising India's condemnation of the Anglo-French action over Suez.

BR encloses a spoof letter from "Bill Sykes" (document .022155a, record 92616).

Published as "Britian's Bomb".

Published as "Britain's Bomb".

BR encloses a blurb (B&R G30) for The Sweeniad.

Published as "Christian Ethics". Also in file: an ALD.

Published as "'Why I Am Not a Christian'".

Published as "Christian Ethics".

Published as "Earl Russell Replies" (to a review of Why I Am Not a Christian).

Also in file: notes for this "Open Letter to Eisenhower and Khrushchev" and an ALD.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

On civil defence as a "cruel fraud".

A typed draft (with extra space on each page) of "An Open Letter to Mr. Norman Thomas", with revisions by BR.

Also in file: an ALD, dated 1957/01/12.

Published as "The Right Grade of Deterrence".

Also in file: a carbon copy of this typescript, which was retyped.

Published as "The Nuclear Dilemma".

Also in file: an initial TL and its carbon.

Published as "The World and the Observer". BR cites five recent articles in which he has defended his philosophy against criticisms.

Published as "'Central Question'"—on world peace.

BR encloses "Mathematical Infinity" (not present).

Also in file: a TL(TC) and a TL(CAR).

Published as "Intervention and Its Risks". The ALD is misdated 17 June 1958.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Published as "'Progress'", the letter is a reply to an article by Charles Snow.

A rejoinder to Snow.

Garrard is thankful for permission to include part of BR's My Philosophical Development as a Hibbert article.

Garrard encloses proofs of "My Philosophical Development".

Also in file: a TL(TC).

Published as "Prof. G.E. Moore".

Also in file: a second transcription with corrections made, and its carbon copy.

Published as "'Monopoly in War'".

Also in file: a second TEL(TC,CAR), marked "Copy of 'copy' posted".

Published as "Russell Speaks".

A covering letter for "Reducing the Perils of the Nuclear Age".

A covering letter for BR's synopsis of his speech on "Steps to Nuclear Disarmament" for the first CND meeting, organized by the National Council for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons Tests.

Also in file: dictated copy in Edith Russell's hand (an ALD).

Published as "Bertrand Russell on Negotiations".

A covering letter for an additional paragraph for "Lady Carlisle's Ancestry", the paragraph being on the same page.

BR criticizes an editorial of January 11 on first-strike nuclear success and fall-out.

This Nation is published in Rangoon.

On world government, in reply to Henry Usborne.

On the demonstration at North Pickenham.

Also in file: a second TL and a TL(CAR).

Published as "The Rocket Site Protests".

BR apologizes for the "unjust accusation" in his comments on whether he ever advocated preventive war, and encloses his statement.

BR encloses his statement on whether he advocated preventive war.

Published as "Straightening the Record".

An apparently unpublished telegram on Khrushchev's "admirable disarmament proposal".

Dated from the story, "Planetary Effulgence", for which this is a submission letter.

Also in file: two TL(CAR).

Published as "The Committee of 100".

On BR's writings in Brixton Prison, 1918, in response to Adrienne Koch's review of My Philosophical Development.

Published as "'Crimes Against Humanity'".

Also in file: a second TL and its carbon copy.

Published as "Review Refused".

Also in file; TL(TC), document .504128.

Published as "Disarmament".

A covering letter for "Peace? and Freedom?".

A covering letter for a message supporting a demonstration on May 15 in Trafalgar Square re the Summit meeting.

Also in file: an ALD.

Published as "After Paris".

Also in file: an ALD.

Published as "Summit Agreement".

Published as "Case for a Neutral Britain".

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Published as "A Question of Survival".

Published as "Labour's Defence Policy".

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Published as "The Greater Risk for Britain".

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Published as "Labour's Defence Policy".

Published as "Great Britain as a Neutral".

A slogan is suggested for "peace cranks".

The letter is spelt in Cockney. Peelers are mentioned.

BR quotes his telegram to Gaitskell (document .0220831), saying the Guardian is free to publish it.

BR conveys his support for denunciation of the UK government's action on Suez.

Draft reply to Heather Bradley's telegram re "The Case for Neutralism".

Published as "Disarmament Policy".

A covering letter for BR's reply to Gaitskell.

Also in file: an ALD and TL(CAR).

Published as "Britain's Two Perils".

Published as "Civil Disobedience".

On different standards for conscientious objection at the Court of London sessions.

Published as "Differences on Disarmament".

Published as "The Day I Shouted 'Murderer' in Moscow".

Also in file: a TL(CAR).

Published as "The Berlin Crisis".

Also in file: a TL(TC).

Published as "Lord Russell and the CND".