Poem is titled "World's Tears".

Poem is titled "Fallout"; clip has photo of Stephanie May protesting.

Poem is titled "Bertrand Russell, You Naughty Knave!".

Presumably forwarded to BR by the BBC.

On verso of Divers' letter.

Ts. is titled "A Simplification of the Purpose of Human Life".

On verso of Dodd's letter.

"I came to the conclusion in the end, that Korzybski's Science and Sanity is not very sensible. There are things in it that one can approve of, but his theories as a whole do not seem to me to be sound."

Attached is TL with same text, dated 6 April 1963.

Ts. is titled "In Praise of Cowardice".

"I am sorry that I have no letters of Thomas Moore. My grandfather's papers came into the possession of the Duke of Bedford who destroyed them."

"If it rests with me to give permission, I am quite willing that you should publish any letters of Thomas Moore. Until I received your letter, I did not know that I had any powers in the matter."

Returned by Post Office undelivered. TL(CAR) is on verso of Drack's letter.

Letter written on cover of pamphlet titled "The Christian and War".

Letter written on ts. titled "La Paix doit être Definitivement Assurée dans le Monde".

"You will find a discussion of C.S. Pierce <Peirce> on page 276ff of Wisdom of the West. You will find also a discussion of one aspect of his philosophy in my article on Dewey in the Schilpp volume of living philosophers on him. At one time I went into Pierce's philosophy with some care, but I was unable to see much merit in it. I am quite willing to believe that this was my fault."

On verso of Duke's letter.

Mistakenly filed with the D's and moved by S. Turcon.

On verso of Jones' letter. Mistakenly filed with the D's and moved by S. Turcon.

"I am surprised to learn that in conversation Milton was addicted to sarcasm."

Ts. is titled "Creative Destiny".

On verso of Durell's letter.