Total Published Records: 135,546
BRACERS Notes
Record no. | Notes, topics or text |
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27601 | |
27602 | |
27603 | |
27604 | On verso of Pont-Royal Hotel's letter. BR cancels his reservation for a Paris trip. |
27605 | |
27606 | |
27607 | |
27608 | Re: Daniel Friedenberg. At foot of photocopy of a letter from BR to Fremantle. |
27609 | Sent by Anne Fremantle on 29 June 1977. |
27610 | A thank-you for a donation. |
27611 | |
27612 | |
27613 | |
27614 | |
27615 | |
27616 | |
27617 | |
27618 | |
27619 | |
27620 | Ts. is titled "Comments on Has Man a Future?". See record 27563. |
27621 | |
27622 | On continuity in space and time, and the calculus. |
27623 | Offprint is Poole's "A Close-Clipped View of the Universe ...", British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 1955. |
27624 | |
27625 | |
27626 | |
27627 | |
27628 | |
27629 | |
27630 | |
27631 | |
27632 | |
27633 | |
27634 | |
27635 | |
27636 | |
27637 | |
27638 | Addressed to Muriel Mathers Porter. |
27639 | |
27640 | |
27641 | |
27642 | |
27643 | On verso of Portnow's letter. "I should not worry too much if I were you about limited mathematical ability. Many most eminent physicists had no mathematical ability—e.g., Faraday and Rutherford. I think mathematics is more useful to a philosopher than to a 'pioneering chemist', but I expect that when you get away from exams you will find yourself unexpectedly competent at the rather peculiar kind of mathematics that stimulates philosophical imagination." |
27644 | |
27645 | On verso of Portnow's letter. |
27646 | |
27647 | |
27648 | Offprint is titled "Communication—the Case of John Tarmon: Telepathy and the Law" by Posinsky from The Psychiatric Quarterly, January 1961. |
27649 | Poem is titled "The Modern Caesars" and dedicated to BR. |
27650 | |
27651 | |
27652 | "As for Esperanto, I cannot remember to have ever said anything about it. I think the problem of a universal language is more difficult than it was since one must not forget the Russians, the Chinese and the Japanese." |
27653 | |
27654 | |
27655 | |
27656 | |
27657 | Re pacifism. |
27658 | Potter was in Wormwood Scrubbs as a pacifist in World War I. |
27659 | |
27660 | |
27661 | |
27662 | |
27663 | |
27664 | |
27665 | |
27666 | |
27667 | Letter addressed to Mrs. Mark Potts. Re trial of George Clarke and other members of C100. |
27668 | |
27669 | "Thank you very much for sending me Demain le Soleil se Levera and for the very kind things that you say on the accompanying card. I have found the book thoroughly sympathetic to me, though I find the somewhat optimistic conclusion not quite convincing. I hope it will be widely read and influence those who read it." |
27670 | |
27671 | |
27672 | Copy is typed on a carbon copy of BR's reply. |
27673 | |
27674 | |
27675 | Tss. concern a legitimacy bill. |
27676 | On verso of Powell's letter. "I am sorry that I cannot be at the House of Lords on July 21 as I am entirely in agreement with your position and should certainly vote with Lord Denning if I could be present." |
27677 | |
27678 | |
27679 | |
27680 | |
27681 | BR is one of those to whom carbons were sent. |
27682 | |
27683 | |
27684 | |
27685 | |
27686 | |
27687 | |
27688 | |
27689 | |
27690 | |
27691 | |
27692 | |
27693 | On verso of Prasad's letter. |
27694 | |
27695 | BR is "unable to predict whether mankind will prefer annihilation or a stable peace". |
27696 | Enclosures are 3 photos taken at Plas Penrhyn. |
27697 | Re permission to quote. |
27698 | |
27699 | |
27700 |