Also enclosed is a ts. titled "On Old Age".

Enclosed with a letter to Edith Russell after he had heard of BR's death.

Offprint is "Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, Victorian Sonneteer" by Going, from Victorian Poetry, vol. 2, spring 1964.

Poole has a note at top forwarding this carbon of a letter concerning philosophy of mathematics and physics that was sent to Nature.

BR's school was founded on the principles in On Education.

BR is "completely restored to health".

Leaflet is a circular letter from Pratap.

Open letter is addressed to friends around the world.

On verso of Prather's letter.

Newsclip is from People, 11 Nov. 1961, re atom bomb.

Lengthy letter on communism.

"I am sorry not to agree to your suggestion, but on the whole I do not think that the formation of a church of truth would be a good plan. Any church, whatever its nominal, original purpose, always in the end gets into the hands of the wrong sort of people—e.g., the Sermon on the Mount is now regarded as affording a justification for H-bombs. What I fear would happen with a church of truth is that it would get into the hands of people who think they know the truth, and would thus be used as a basis for dogma."

Ts. is an addition to Primmer's introduction.

On verso of Privett's letter.

Re: FBI. Photo is of Prockl.

On verso of Prys's letter.

On verso of Puelma's letter.

Letter to editor of New Statesman from T. Bright re BR; and a Jules Feiffer cartoon.

Ts. is titled "God, Science and Energy".

Photo is of Querol.

Letter is typed on verso of offprints: "A Psychological Account of Hoefer's Partition Experiment", The Optician, 11 Aug. 1961; "Some Comments on Orthoptic Psychology", The Optician, 11 May 1962.

8 ls. and 3 cards. Enclosed is a photocopy of an article from an unidentified book on Hollybush House.

On verso of Grattan-Guinness's letter.

Re: Barbara Halpern.

Re: Barbara Halpern.

Signed A.B. R-H., New York.