"I am most pleased that you found my letter of use to you and I should be in your debt if you could contribute towards putting the lie to the fiction that I have advocated war against the Soviet Union."

Verso contains "the solution" to Fermat's famous last theorem.

On verso of Easley's letter.

Not a letter but two poems both signed by Edmonds.

On verso of Edwards' letter.

"I am much interested by what you have to say about the past relations between the British and the Afghans. The Afghan War of 1878, of which my family strongly disapproved, is my earliest political recollection."

"Let the People Think (an unfortunate title imposed upon me by American publishers)."

[Actually it was the U.K. publisher, since the book was never published in the U.S.—K. Blackwell]

Poem is titled "The Bridges".

On verso of Ejvegard's letter.

Enclosure is an open letter in mimeo form, signed and dated 29 January 1960.

On verso of Ekowski's letter.

Letter is from the Tottenham branch of the union.

A typed mimeo titled "A Message Concerning the Twelfth Day of December, 1955."

Typescript is titled "The H Bomb".

Ts. is titled "A New Hypothesis. E.A. Ellis".

"If you could find a publisher, I should be delighted and I should be proud to have the quotation about bishops and bookmakers as a motto."