Ts. is titled "The Fundamentals of Practical Spectral Arithmetic and Algebra".

Date on card is Sept. 15.

First letter has date of Dec. 21; the second is pmk. November.

Re her assistance in the preparation of The Principles of Bertrand Russell, i.e. Bertrand Russell: an Introduction (1975).

Re: death of Lucy Russell.

Re: death of Lucy Russell.

Written beneath Chandler's letter to her.

3 cards, 1970; 2 ls. 28 Feb. 1970, 23 Mar. 1970.

Photo is of sketch of Bertrand Russell by Lorna Young. It is now filed in Photographs, box 14.

A friend of Sarah Russell.

Invitation to reception.

Invitation to reception.

Invitation to reception.

Mimeo press release on the death of Mao Tse-tung.

Pamphlet titled Fourth Green Letter, dated 1 Jan. 1975 and signed by the Chaos; it has biographical data on them.

Forwarded to BR by the New Statesman.

Receipt is for £425 for a watercolour drawing by H.J. Harpignies, in the grounds of the villa Vianchantin at Beaulieu, dated 1891.

Attached are 2 more copies of the mimeo, and a handwritten note.

Photo is of Dr. A.P. Husband and is a sample of Orr's work; brochure lists his clientele; BR's answer is no.

Ts. provides details of Orr's dismissal from the University of Tasmania. BR sent £5.

Ts. is titled "Principles in Planning" by Osborn.

Ts. is titled "The Middle Way: Reflections Concerning a Plan for Improving Human Relations".

BR's letter is addressed to Mrs. Walter Josephy.

Ts. is titled "On the Causal Principle".

Ts. is titled "A Scholar".

Enclosed is from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief. Originally filed in O's because of this.

Mallaby-Deeley has just heard from Margot Einstein who wrote "how wonderfully Bertrand Russell has behaved".

Enclosed are programmes from the Oxford University Humanist Group.

Enclosed letter is to the editor of Manchester Guardian.

Ts. is titled "Introduction to 'Relativity for Opposites—a Measurable Peace'".

On verso of Pallay's letter. "As regards the degree and kind of civil disobedience to be advocated, this must vary with the country and circumstances. The criterion is the effect on public opinion."

2 ls., 16 Aug. 1973 and 9 Dec. 1974.

Re Ronald Clark and his opinions on BR.

A birthday greetings telegram.

Mimeo course outline for "Bertrand Russell: His Philosophical and Social Thought", offered by the U. of Nottingham, beginning 10 Oct. 1972; annotated by Edith Russell.

This record covers documents .310232 to .310245. 6 ls., 2 PD (one an extract from his will), 1 AC;  encl. 3 illustrated postcards; a photo of Cockerell is filed with the photographs in box 2.22.

Re BR's 90th birthday.

Re W.S. Blunt.

On verso of Osborn's letter.

Note at top promises a long and reasoned reply; it's not there.