Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .154799.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .128651.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR).

Also in file: a second TLS(CAR), document .154820.

Trolle-Steenstup admires BR's political writings, but points out examples that ought to make BR more critical of the U.S.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .154875.

Also in file: a second TL(CAR), document .154884.

MacCarthy wants to discuss his despair with BR.

The mother of Desmond MacCarthy mentions Theodore Llewelyn Davies. BR has supplied the year. On cleaning books; her father.

On BR's Paris paper, and his own on symbolic logic.

Preceding the letter at document .052282a, record 132590, is a note by BR on MacColl.

MacDonald asks BR to serve on the Boxer Indemnity Committee. He encloses a memorandum (not present). In Auto., the memorandum is included. Included with the letter is a holograph note on the composition of the committee that BR printed below MacDonald's letter in Auto. 2: 147.

McLendon is leaving Cambridge. He attended every lecture of BR's for 3 terms and "the afternoon sessions every Thursday".

"... one should be neither surprised nor discouraged if an author whom one criticizes does not wholly agree with one."

BR cites his letter on Negroes in the New York Times on 25 April 1963.

Moe asks BR whether McLendon is a scholar of first-rate promise.

BR provides a "confidential report" on McLendon. "His work is careful, accurate, and of wide scope."

McTaggart writes from New Zealand to congratulate BR on his election to the Apostles.