Encl. (not present) was a photo of BR and Edith at the tower; to appear in Photo Guide magazine.

Letter in the form of a ts. titled "Struggle for Education".

BR reply on verso of Hadgigeorgiou's letter.

"It is quite impossible to say in the abstract whether a man should devote himself to this or that kind of desirable activity since the answer must depend upon his abilities. It would not have been desirable for Beethoven to attempt the work of Kant, or for Kant to attempt the work of Beethoven."

The monthly inmate newspaper of the Illinois State Penitentiary requests an article by BR.

Tear-sheets are journal articles by Halliday.

"I am in full agreement with what you say about the concealment and distortion of information practised by the mass media."

Re: proposed anti-nuclear film.

On verso of Hamady's letter.

Tss. are (1) "The Deterrent", Clifford Seed's letter to Yorkshire Evening Post; (2) "Models of Standard of Justice in Islam".

Full name is Centre Liégeois d'Action Non-Violente pour l'Indépendance et pour la Paix.

Tss. are Hameed's "Lord Bertrand Russell as a Saviour of Humanity" (14 pp.) and "Ban on Atomic Tests".

Full name is Centre Liégeois d'Action Non-Violente pour l'Indépendance et pour la Paix.

Letter is addressed to "Mrs. A.H. Hamilton".

"I am ... always gratified to discover people thinking as I do in India."

Ms. is titled "Why Christianity?"

On verso of Hammer's letter.

On verso of Hamwi's letter.

"1. I thought the Suez War a blunder and a crime, and said so publicly at the time. 2. I think it was a mistake to establish a Jewish State in Palestine, but it would be a still greater mistake to try to get rid of it now that it exists. I strongly disapprove of the mutual intolerance displayed by Jews and Arabs. 3. I think Algeria should be independent under a treaty giving some assurance for the safety of long-term French residents."

Name is misspelled "Hanamy".

"There is no difference of opinion between Hogben and me in the two passages you quote. Hogben is not saying 'there is no such thing as a moment', he is saying 'there is no such thing as the next moment'. The same thing holds, for example, of fractions. There is no fraction which is the next after a half in order of magnitude."

Encl. 2 letters have been prepared by Alex Hancock for BR to sign.

Envelopes also enclosed.

On verso of Hanley's letter.

Ts. is preface for Farewell to Bloodshed and Fanaticism.

Also enclosed pages 13-60 of proofs, and a copy of letter.

Returned "Not Known" by Post Office.

"I am sorry but I see no more evidence for Christian mythology than for any other mythology. The Bible is in many ways an interesting account of the practices and the prejudices of primitive peoples. I have never felt that there is any one solution for the world's difficulties and certainly such proposals can only be of use to mankind if they are rational proposals based on the evidence to be had from experience."

Ts. is titled "Resolution on Germany" addressed to the Executive Committee of the National Executive Council, United World Federalists.

Ts. is titled "Plan for Berlin".

Thanks BR for his reply to 1959/03/05 letter (although that letter bears no indication that BR answered it).

Poem is titled "The Mushroom Pall".