Total Published Records: 135,546
BRACERS Notes
Record no. | Notes, topics or text |
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28001 | |
28002 | |
28003 | |
28004 | |
28005 | |
28006 | Letter dated incorrectly; date taken from postmark on envelope. |
28007 | 54 ls. and 3 cards. |
28008 | |
28009 | Re Katharine Tait. |
28010 | |
28011 | On verso of Hazelton's letter to Edith Russell. |
28012 | |
28013 | |
28014 | Invitation is to concert by John Williams. |
28015 | |
28016 | |
28017 | On verso of Ratner's letter. |
28018 | |
28019 | |
28020 | |
28021 | |
28022 | 3 birthday cards. |
28023 | |
28024 | Marion Kearns published a bibliography of Alys Russell in Russell, no. 10 (Summer 1973): 17-19. |
28025 | Order form. |
28026 | |
28027 | |
28028 | |
28029 | |
28030 | |
28031 | |
28032 | Re helping Constance Malleson financially; her reaction to book by Katharine Tait. |
28033 | Re helping Constance Malleson financially. |
28034 | |
28035 | Re BR's incomplete reading of her book in ts. form on William Frend. |
28036 | 1 l. and 2 cards; photos are of the Koombas family. |
28037 | |
28038 | |
28039 | 11 ls. and 3 cards; cards are illustrations of her wall hangings and textile murals. |
28040 | Husband of BR's London housekeeper. |
28041 | Husband of BR's London housekeeper. |
28042 | |
28043 | |
28044 | "I have given your poem to Peace News, and it has been my hope that they would be able to publish it." |
28045 | |
28046 | |
28047 | Letter is to editor of The Observer, 8 April 1963, re Unarmed Victory. |
28048 | |
28049 | Tss. are titled "On a Brief Resume of Kant by Lord Russell" and "On an Account Given by Lord Russell of One of Kant's Illustrations of the Working of the Categorical Imperative". |
28050 | "I think, in your paper about Kant's categorical imperative, you are right in saying that I misinterpreted Kant, which I am sorry to have done. I do not, however, find myself any more in agreement with your interpretation than with mine. Your other paper on 'Practical Reason' does not convince me. But Kantian exegesis is a dark labyrinth and I no longer feel that I can wander in it. I am sorry that my ethical perplexities remain what they were." |
28051 | |
28052 | |
28053 | |
28054 | |
28055 | |
28056 | Ts. is "List of Scientific Papers" by Reichbach. |
28057 | "I am sorry that I do not see any way in which I can help you as it is many years since I was at Cambridge and I no longer have any influence there. I should think you would do better to try to get a position in America." |
28058 | Copy sent to BR from Reichenbach. |
28059 | |
28060 | |
28061 | |
28062 | |
28063 | |
28064 | |
28065 | |
28066 | |
28067 | |
28068 | |
28069 | Tss. are titled "A Study of Money" and "A Summary of—Our Golden Age Still Lies Ahead". |
28070 | |
28071 | |
28072 | Re: slave trade and the Church. |
28073 | |
28074 | Answers questions on Russia, Britain, USA, and nuclear war. |
28075 | |
28076 | |
28077 | |
28078 | |
28079 | |
28080 | |
28081 | "I have no views on aesthetic[s] and I am incapable of appreciating abstract art. I thought I had explained thi[s] before, but I gather that you find it incredible." |
28082 | Quotes from BR's letter of 23 Nov. 1955 (not extant here) on art and aesthetics: |
28083 | |
28084 | Letter is a circular from Alphonse C. Vinescou enclosing a questionnaire and ts. titled "Suggestions for an International Conference of Scientific Cultural and Technical Representatives Etc." |
28085 | 34 ls. and 2 cards. Also enclosed is Harvard University Gazette, 7 Oct. 1977 (document .310831). |
28086 | |
28087 | |
28088 | |
28089 | Re Peggy Kiskadden's reservation; signed by his secretary. |
28090 | |
28091 | Re her editing of the correspondence of William Rothenstein and Max Beerbohm. |
28092 | Re Max Beerbohm possibly having done a drawing of BR. |
28093 | Pamphlet by Lamont is titled "Trip to Communist China". |
28094 | On verso of Lamont's letter. |
28095 | Re the Bertrand Russell centenary celebrations at McMaster and the formation of the Bertrand Russell Society in USA. |
28096 | Re the death of Helen Lamb. Marked "Not sent". |
28097 | Re the death of Helen Lamb. |
28098 | Ts. is quote from the New York Times, Aug. 18; newsclips also from New York Times, Aug. 18 and May 9; year not given. |
28099 | |
28100 | Mrs. Sonning asks BR to change his mind and speak to the students at Copenhagen University during his visit. |