Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .153097.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .189861.

Father D'Arcy has received the papers BR sent him about peace work.

Also in file; TLS(X), document .189514.

Also in file: TL(CAR), document .189518.

Also in file: TL(CAR), document .189520.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document. 189528.

Also in file; TL(CAR), document .189537.

Rasmussen hopes for a reply to his previous letter.

Ratcliffe encloses (not present) a letter evidently from Constance Malleson to his wife. He describes his time in the U.S. and points out a disagreement with BR's "To End the Deadlock on India".

The Association has remembered BR's 70th birthday in its Rationalist being sent to BR (not present).

The R.P.A. would like BR to sign a letter of protest against a proposed postage increase.

Dowman encloses 2 letters (documents .054675a and .054675b) in response to the postage protest that BR signed.

The Chancellor's private secretary tells BR that his letter is being redirected to the Postmaster General.

Hill justifies the new postal rates.

Dowman encloses a typed copy of a letter.

BR's Pope story concerned Pius IX, from F.Y. Simpson's The Rise of Napoleon III.

BR is sorry if this was a manuscript that went astray during Edith's illness.

The R.P.A. is going to form the British Humanist Association with the Ethical Union.

BR is surprised to learn now that the merger of associations has taken place and asks about his presidency.

Schoenman asks Huxley for enlightenment on BR's treatment by the R.P.A.

"Unsent".

Schoenman protests the way in which BR was told of changes in the R.P.A.

Hawton explains the non-merger with the Ethical Union at great length.

BR is delighted to continue as president.