On verso of Pont-Royal Hotel's letter. BR cancels his reservation for a Paris trip.

Re: Daniel Friedenberg. At foot of photocopy of a letter from BR to Fremantle.

Sent by Anne Fremantle on 29 June 1977.

A thank-you for a donation.

Ts. is titled "Comments on Has Man a Future?". See record 27563.

On continuity in space and time, and the calculus.

Offprint is Poole's "A Close-Clipped View of the Universe ...", British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 1955.

Addressed to Muriel Mathers Porter.

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."

On verso of Portnow's letter.

Offprint is titled "Communication—the Case of John Tarmon: Telepathy and the Law" by Posinsky from The Psychiatric Quarterly, January 1961.

Poem is titled "The Modern Caesars" and dedicated to BR.

"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."

Re pacifism.

Potter was in Wormwood Scrubbs as a pacifist in World War I.

Letter addressed to Mrs. Mark Potts. Re trial of George Clarke and other members of C100.

"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."

Not extant in BR's library.

Copy is typed on a carbon copy of BR's reply.

Tss. concern a legitimacy bill.

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."

On verso of Prasad's letter.

BR is "unable to predict whether mankind will prefer annihilation or a stable peace".

Enclosures are 3 photos taken at Plas Penrhyn.