Wants to start Kingston branch of Federal Union.

Ts. is titled "Memorandum on the Solution of the Chinese Problem".

Marked "Private and very confidential".
 

C.M. Hsu is a resident of Djakarta.

Pamphlet is titled Proposals for the Human Races Preservation Camp.

Refers him to The A.B.C. of Relativity, d'Abro's The Rise of the New Physics, and de Broglie's introductory book on physics.

Then he can try Andrade on contemporary physics.

Ts. is titled "World Humanism Based on Freedom—Justice—Democracy".

Ts. is titled "Noncomformity in the U.S.: a Criticism of the Social Class System in America".

Disagrees that world could do without the family altogether. Otherwise her views like those in Marriage and Morals.

Christ did believe in hell although "I suppose you have read Blake's Everlasting Gospel which presents a view of Christ very similar to yours."

Applying Cantor to the number of points in space.

Recommends American Humanist Society.

On verso of Huff's letter.

Clip is letter to editor, "Direct Action", Liverpool Daily Post, 28 Nov. 1960.

Tss. are titled "World Unity in Space", "The Land of the Free White Man", "The White Sheep of the Commonwealth".

A different version of this letter exists, dated 6 April 1963.

It was not sent.

A different version of this letter exists, dated 6 April 1963.

It was not sent.

See the changes in the last sentence.

Enclosed is letter to editor sent to four British newspapers.

Tss. are miscellaneous Christian writings.

Air letter is blank, for BR's reply; ts. is titled "Achievement in General as Associated with Freedom".

Ts. is titled "Certain Points on Ethics".

Sends her two books for Library of Young Socialists attached to Hounsey Constituency Labour Party.

Sent by "Plain Hum." ("Per P.P.").
 

The group is in Victoria, B.C.

The group is in London.

The union is in India.

The union is in India.

"I should advise you to get in touch with Mr. Ralph Schoenman (18 Brookfield Mansions, Highgate West Hill, London, N.6) who has many plans for a campaign that I think may be useful."

"Letters to the press are useful not only as conveying information, but as persuading the press, and through it the public, that those who hold our kind of opinion are a very large body. The same thing applies to letters to one's M.P."

Poems are titled "A Free and Happy World" and "River of Life".

Dated through the reference to BR's broadcast on Shelley.

Enclosed is holograph copy of C53.10.

Dated by reference to the RA1 750 letter, record 12855.

Refers to BR's article in Daily Telegraph "this morning".

"Jr." has been removed from Hunter's name in accordance with his next letter.

"I have no experience in the field of industrial disputes...."

"I do not think that a busy man can in his spare time acquire expertness as a professional philosopher, but philosophy, like history and poetry, can serve a purpose for those who are not professionals."

Flyer concerns Huntsman's book, Life and the Universe.

On verso of Huntsman's letter.

"I should not know whether it [a ms.] is a freak or a work of genius. Eddington produced a similar work which left me completely in doubt. Possibly Schrödinger would give you an opinion on it."

On verso of Hutchinson letter.

Not a letter but a biographical fact sheet re Dr. Dorothy Hewitt Hutchinson.

On verso of Hutton's letter.

Draft copy of reply is written on Huwe's letter.

Pamphlet is titled "The Last Principle" by Hwang-Tsong.

On bottom of enclosed letter is ts. titled "World Peace".