See Rec. Acq. 340 for BR's reply (record 54813).

Tear-sheet contains letter to editor re BR and "Better Red or Dead", Montreal Gazette, 5 April 1961.

Book referred to in Times Educational Supplement interview, 27 Feb. 1959, was The Global Atlas by Frank Debenham (B131).

Leaflets also enclosed; in Czech.

On verso of MacKenzie's letter.

Letter actually dated 1961.

Re education: "The only advice of a concrete, simple nature that I have to give is to avoid nationalism as the supreme evil of our time."

Text of letter written on wedding invitation of her son named after BR.

Letter is actually poem, "Tribute to Earl Russell".

Ts. is re MacSwiney Memorial Chapel fund.

Not a letter but ts. of draft of proposed concluding chap. of The Structure of Human Language.

Letter actually dated November.

Has read part of Magee's The General Semantics of Wall Street: "What I have read seems to me admirably clear and persuasive and well-calculated to weaken some of the fixed prejudices which it discusses."

Re world government and nuclear weapons.

This copy letter was enclosed with that of 26 Dec. 1960 (see record 26061).

Full name is Society of Friends, Maidstone Meeting.

Originally filed in M's.

Advice on learning to write. Recommends Defoe's Journal of the Plague. "I think the first necessity in writing is to have something definite that you very much wish to say, and, the second, is to practice clarity and simplicity."

Tries to clarify whether he is an agnostic or an atheist.

Has letter for BR from Harry Elmer Barnes.

Tss.: "Arithmetic", "The Colour Bar", and "Comastarte".

Not a letter but a short story, "Peaceful Persuasion".

Leaflet is titled "Halt Nuclear Tests and Disarm: a Statement by Australian Citizens".

Re: the futility of protest meetings as a method of change.

Re: India; BR's letter mistakenly addressed to Golox Mandal. All but the last sentence was published in Mandal's letter to the editor of the Statesman, Calcutta, India, 19 Feb. 1970, titled "Russell on India".

Re support for Switzerland to be nuclear free.

Re solipsism.

On verso of Mangold's letter.

"You will find all that I have to say about solipsism in part III, chapter III, of my Human Knowledge."