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

Also enclosed is a kodak colour slide showing a building in Lima, Peru with the name "Academie Matematic Bertrand Russell".

Note is written on invitation to a showing of her works at the James Hunt Barker Galleries.

Signed printed invitation to a showing of her works at the James Hunt Barker Galleries.

Printed invitation to a showing of her works at the James Hunt Barker Galleries.

Envelope is addressed to BR.

Mimeo is titled "Aristotle versus Newton. Who Is Right?" Peterson asked BR to forward this letter to Eaton; there is no indication this was done.

On verso of Petersen's letter. "I remember the deaths of Darwin, Tennyson and Browning when everybody thought that the age of great men had come to an end."

On verso of Petersen's letter.

Translation of journal from Hungarian is titled Science and Life.

Translation of journal from Hungarian is titled Science and Life.

Leaflet is titled The Supreme Unity or World Disaster.

On verso of Petrik's letter. "Thank you for your letter of July 15 and for your enclosed statement 'The Supreme Unity or World Disaster'. I am in complete agreement with what you say and I hope that your statement may have influence."

Originally filed with Jerome D. Frank's letter.

Mimeo is titled "The Nuclear Arms Race—Sanity and Survival" by Frank.

Poem is titled "A Bertrand Russell".

Tss. are articles Phillips wrote for the campus newspaper at U. of the Pacific, Stockton, Cal.

On verso of Phillips' letter.

BR's letter is addressed to Mrs. R.J. Phillips.

Re: Claude Eatherly.

She was a cousin of Edith Russell. 14 ls.; 2 cards; 1 telegram. Photos: black and white photo of her five children in 1955; 4 colour photos of Edith Russell and 3 colour photos of Plas Penrhyn in 1967.

A song is also enclosed (with document .310356).

From the editor of Letters from AE. 25 ls.; 4 cards. Document .310368 is on a mimeo titled "Emerge: Third World '73" and issued by the students at Aberdeen University; newsclip is a letter to the editor by Denson, The Irish Press, 9 Feb. 1972 (with document .310389).

4 ls.; 1 telegram. There is also a ts. by Edith Russell of 2 Meinong references for Eames.

Pamphlet is enclosed with 1976 letter.

Enclosed with Robert E. Egner's letter to Edith Russell (same document number), it concerns permissions for an expanded edition of Basic Writings.

Ts. is titled "E.R.'s Comments on Mr. Denonn's List of Suggested Additions to Basic Writings. (Barry Feinberg and Anton Felton agree with these comments.)".

Re Basic Writings.

Ts. photocopy is titled "The Use of Books".

Re Epstein's bust of BR.

Pickles signed the letter for Weidner.

Newsclips concern BR and activities of CND, Oldham.

"I am glad that you are able to make use of your local press for the defence of a policy which, even since Scarborough, tends to be boycotted in the national press."

Newsclip is a letter to the editor of the Oldham Evening Chronicle, 5 April 1963, from Pierce.

Enclosed is notepaper designed by Pierron with a BR quotation at top followed by holiday greetings; 1 sheet.

Ts. is titled "Der Gute Wille und die Wirklichkeit".

Also enclosed is a ts. titled "Uneasy Twilight".