Rev. Patrick refers to BR's 1951 letter to him on Morel, when Patrick was in Guernsey.

Interesting re BR's plan of action re disarmament and personal martyrdom.

Photo is of Pearl.

Includes proofs of an address, perhaps to the Typographical Association of Great Britain. BR's name is at the bottom.

Poems are collectively titled "Peacetime Harvest".

This unpublished typescript has a blurb ascribed to BR at the end, but it seems spurious.

Peck's brief letter to BR is typed at top of his letter to New York Times Sunday Magazine.

One letter is undated.

There is also a draft version of this letter, document .310302.

Attached to Debrett's printed form letters is a note in Edith Russell's hand listing corrections to the 1972 issue.

Thank-you for message sent to Linz symposium.

Re W.S. Blunt.

"I wish you every success in your attempts to combat stupidity and prejudice. The condition of the American negro is, to my mind, a stain which America will never overcome in terms of the brutal horror, which was perpetrated on a whole people. I believe that nothing can ever compensate for this."

Photo is of Peddle and his sister.

On verso of Pedley's letter.

Ts. is titled "La Guerra por la Paz". Letter is to subscription dept. of Selecciones del Reader's Digest.

On verso of Pennington's letter.

Offprint is of Penniston's "What's Wrong with Education" and letter to Penniston from John Dewey, 17 Nov. 1949, published in The College Blue Book, 1956, in facsimile. See record 75894 for Dewey's letter (on logical theory).

On verso of Percy's letter. "... the only record of my debate with Father Copleston is reprinted in my Why I Am Not a Christian, English edition. You may take this text as correct...."

Translation attached.

Ms. is titled "Another Free Man's Worship".

"I have read Harrison Brown's work including The Challenge of Man's Future, which I should encourage you to read as well."

Originally filed in P's because he lived in Petworth, Sussex.

Re The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell.

D'Esopo was Edith's doctor in New York; the letter refers her to Dr. Charles D. Read in London.

1 card, n.d.; 5 ls., one undated. Dobkin was the editor of the letters of M. Carey Thomas.

Newsletter, April 1971.

Prime Minister of North Vietnam.

Prime Minister of North Vietnam; letter has been translated into English.