Also from Judy Black, Barbara Taylor, all editors of Echo, their high school newspaper.

Encloses literature for publication in Echo.

Also enclosed is a flyer.

It and the dust-jacket are for his book A Philosophy of Time (no longer extant in BR's library).

Comments on Reitmeister's book A Philosophy of Time.

Ts. is titled "Regarding the Purpose and Meaning of the Book", A Philosophy of Time.

On verso of Remmert's letter.

Mimeo is titled "Durch Ohnmacht zur Macht".

Ms. is titled "Remp Policy". Originally filed in R's.

Not a letter, a poem titled "Le Serment des Pretendants d'Helene".

She translated Problems of Philosophy.

Newsclip is from L'Information, 19 Feb. 1958, re BR and the H-bomb.

On verso of Renault's letter.

List of participants.

On verso of Reson's letter.

Signed Rex.
 

Invitation to speak.

Poem titled "Something for the Birds".

Originally filed in R's.

Originally filed in R's.

2 annual reports.

Enclosed letter is to the editor, News of the World.

Letter is dated March 12.

Re the sale of the Epstein bust of BR.

Annual report.

Re his biography of A.N. Whitehead.

Newsclip is titled "Tea with the 'Mad Hatter'; Tales of a 'Saint'", The Sun, Baltimore, 16 June, 1974 by Lowe.

In Lowe's letter of 20 July 1971 (document .310858) he writes:

"At McMaster University last month I was much impressed by the way the Archives have been set up and by the work of Blackwell and his staff. They are energetic, helpful, and scrupulous. It's good news that there will be a centenary celebration in October '72 and that you will come to it."

Encloses photos of Cleddon Hall, formerly Ravenscroft (not extant here).

She and BR made a "sentimental pilgrimage" to Cleddon Hall not long after the second world war; the house and grounds were in a derelict state.

Also enclosed is a colour photo of Kingston Russell, Dorset, which Lewis thought was associated with BR (document .310869);
SOS Hunger mimeo (document .310889);
leaflet is titled "Development and the Arms Race: a Contradiction in Terms" (document .310891);
illustrated postcard (document .310892);
engagement announcement of his son (document .310893);
ts. is titled "Extract from Highways and Byways in Dorset" (document .310872).

Letter of introduction for Ed Lewis.

Newsclip is about Lloyd; also enclosed is the programme for her admission as an honorary freeman of the Borough of Hemel Hempstead (document .310903).

In document .310910 Edith notes that she is going to donate BR's large-print books to the Hemel Hempstead Public Library. (Russell Library.)

3 ls. and 1 card.

Receipt for £48 for The British Herbal. (#51 in BR's library.)

Birthday card.

Illustrated postcard is of Philadelphia; also enclosed are photos.
 

A thank-you for the donation of large-print books which had belonged to BR; very grateful for donations of books over several years. (Russell Library.)

Photo is of Rhein.

Letter is in the form of a discourse titled "'A Certain Point of View in the Phenomena of Life in the Human Race'".

Re Sallie Rhyne and Lynda Larys.