Total Published Records: 135,546
BRACERS Notes
Record no. | Notes, topics or text |
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28301 | "I shall always remember in connection with Bertie two occasions on which he showed, not the public and impressive figure but the kind and considerate companion to his wife's friends." |
28302 | Re The Abolition of War. |
28303 | Re The Abolition of War. |
28304 | Invitation; there are also two mimeos describing memorial services from 1977. |
28305 | Notice is for payment of university dues. |
28306 | Pamphlet is an appeal for funds. |
28307 | Encloses article (not present). |
28308 | |
28309 | Saigusa requests an article on the role of women in opposing nuclear war. |
28310 | |
28311 | |
28312 | Re the Atlantic Peace Foundation. |
28313 | Happy New Year card. |
28314 | |
28315 | |
28316 | Re her sister Julie Medlock. |
28317 | One letter is undated. |
28318 | |
28319 | |
28320 | There is also a catalogue of her paintings and drawings from a show in New York, 1977-78. |
28321 | |
28322 | |
28323 | Re Arnold Toynbee and his death. |
28324 | |
28325 | |
28326 | Re Julian Trevelyan, being unable to locate photographs of BR in Taormina, and Ralph Schoenman. |
28327 | |
28328 | 37 ls. and 1 card. |
28329 | Re mail for Edith Russell. |
28330 | Mimeo is a notice for a meeting and an agenda. |
28331 | |
28332 | |
28333 | |
28334 | 2 ls. and 1 card. |
28335 | |
28336 | Re cleaning and repairing her lace collection. |
28337 | Re cleaning and repairing her lace collection. |
28338 | Re cleaning and repairing her lace collection. |
28339 | Also a mimeo. |
28340 | Newsclips concern his "Sinfonia Intrepida". |
28341 | |
28342 | Letter is dated "23 June". |
28343 | |
28344 | |
28345 | Receipt is for his professional services for a new garage at Plas Penrhyn. |
28346 | Letter is dated "5 June" and was written before the Russells moved to Plas Penrhyn. |
28347 | |
28348 | |
28349 | Returned envelope only. |
28350 | |
28351 | "Being a woman, I am grateful for the ennobling attitude to women adopted and maintained by you." The reference is to the "Then and Now" series on BBC, just ended. |
28352 | "I am sure that the majority of 'mothers' are solidly behind you." |
28353 | Leaflet is titled "Alternatives to the Arms Race" by W.H. Ferry. |
28354 | |
28355 | On verso of Riepe's letter. |
28356 | |
28357 | |
28358 | |
28359 | |
28360 | On verso of Rim's letter are some logical notations in BR's hand. |
28361 | |
28362 | |
28363 | |
28364 | BR sends a signed photograph for Buffalo's collection. |
28365 | |
28366 | |
28367 | |
28368 | |
28369 | |
28370 | |
28371 | |
28372 | |
28373 | |
28374 | |
28375 | |
28376 | BR's original letter also exists here; Ritter returned it to him. |
28377 | "I should prefer not to have a photograph of this portrait by Feliks Topolski used. I do not care for the work of Topolski. When he asked to see me with a view to doing my portrait, I refused. I suppose this is the portrait he did in any case." |
28378 | Ritter's letter is on recto and verso of BR's letter. |
28379 | |
28380 | Ts. is titled "Aging in Relation to Nutrition and Stress". |
28381 | |
28382 | |
28383 | |
28384 | |
28385 | |
28386 | "Lawrence was a man who was consumed with a desire to punish those who did not share his intense feelings, borne of personal conflict and a wish to do violence he could not quite bring himself to risk acting out. For this reason he hated rationality and emphasized violent feeling—'thinking with the blood'. He was a remarkable man but not a likable one. He believed in the dominance of strong emotion about which he was not very clear and he felt industrial life and social convention stifled natural urges. He also felt that this was true of intellectual rigour. His difficulty in coming to terms with the extremity of his feelings made him despise ordinary men and women because they did not seem to experience the same. Such impulses may create striking imaginative work but not a man who can see the world as possibly having merit apart from his own private experience." Re: D.H. Lawrence. |
28387 | |
28388 | |
28389 | |
28390 | Photo is of Feliks Topolski's caricature portrait of BR held by the University of Texas. |
28391 | This is the first record in the family correspondence section, Edith Russell papers. |
28392 | |
28393 | |
28394 | 4 ls. and 1 card. |
28395 | Re Sarah Russell. |
28396 | Birth announcement of their daughter, Rowan Underwood. |
28397 | |
28398 | |
28399 | Also from Rowan Underwood. |
28400 | Re the death of BR. |