Beneath the letter is a draft reply to an unknown person; on verso are replies to several other unknown persons; the name M. Golawski also appears, as does the date 1951/03/23.

Ms. is titled "Priority Usages for Atomic Fuels", by Moore; letter is actually dated "4/10/62"; the ms. has the date of May 10, 1962.

Letter is actually dated "28 Feb. 1961".

Doesn't believe in reincarnation.

Offprint is titled "An Impolite Interview with Albert Ellis" from The Realist, May 1960.

Most of the letter was written on 18 July 1955 but was not sent until 20 December 1959. Christmas and New Year's greeting card also enclosed.

Addressed incorrectly to "Mr. Moor".

"I am sorry that I cannot agree to your suggestion that I should write an open letter to Ben-Gurion and Nasser. Middle Eastern affairs are very complicated and I have no knowledge of them except what I derive from the newspapers. For this reason, I have refrained from expressing any detailed opinion about them."

Enclosed circular letters and flyers re WCPC.

"I no longer regard as feasible the policy advocated in my chapter called 'The Future of Mankind' [in Unpopular Essays] with which you disagree. There was a time when I thought that atomic energy might be internationalized and that it might be worth while achieving this by threats to Russia if necessary. That was when America had a monopoly of atomic weapons."

Tear-sheets are pp. 129 and 135 from Morey Digests, vol. 1, no. 2, 1958.

Letter is to the editor of The Observer requesting he forward letter to BR. Newsclip is an article by BR, B&R C58.03; also issues of The Kingdom Voice from 1957 and 1958.

Leaflet is titled The Will to Kill.

Signature does not appear to be Morghen's.

Had tea with BR on 15 Feb. 1956.

On verso of Morray's letter. "... no reliable information as to the present condition of peasants in Russia".

Letter is typed on mimeo "Clearing the Ground: Symposium on the Next Civilization".

Manuscript is titled "Pending the Establishment of Reason". Morris writes from Pinkerton, Ontario, Canada.

Also enclosed: card and photo of W.H. Morris, photo of Edward Steichen.

Tss. are titled "A Clue to Utopia?" and "Prompted by the Gospel According to Thomas Just Released".

Poem is titled "Let There Be Life!".

Enclosed letter is to editor of Sunday Times.

"I note, however, that it contains matters which, you say, should 'be kept away from those who are unable to feel the awareness of a super-intelligent and all pervading creator'. As I am one of these, I read no further, feeling that in this I should be carrying out your intentions."

Also from John S. Morton, David N. Morton, and A.G. Morton.

Letter is addressed to "Dear Sir" and concerns the moving of her furniture.

Edith Russell noted that this card is anonymous.

3 draft letters from Edith Russell, not addressed. One letter mentions an accident she had, breaking her toe.

On verso of Barry's letter.

Invitations to a dinner and a private view of an art exhibition at Woburn Abbey, 19 May 1972; also a form letter cancelling the dinner.

Returned by postal authorities to BR.

From "A Mother".
 

Also from Elizabeth Harris, Inger Slater and Val Khaner.