Documents .311145-.311146 contain postscripts by Elizabeth Russell.

"Here is the first instalment of the five thousand pounds that Bertie [BR] wanted to give you."

Letter is addressed "Sir" and is written to the editor of a newspaper re the use of the money from the sale of BR's archives; this is a copy typed by Edith Russell.

29 ls. and 29 cards.

From document .311156: "... I have since gathered from him [Conrad Russell] that many of his father's letters never reached him. I can only assume Peter [Patricia Russell] intercepted them.... C. was very distressed to learn that his father had written often, and that he had known nothing about it, but in the way of life and type of atmosphere Peter generated, such things are not impossible." Documents .311177, .311188-.311189, and .311191 concern Ronald Clark and his biography of BR.

Offprint is of an article by Elizabeth Russell in The English Historical Review; also a published letter to the editor by Conrad Russell, The Times, 28 Nov. 1977.

Poem is titled "If War Should Come".

Letter is to the editor of the New Statesman, 21 Oct. 1960.

On verso of Roberts' letter.

Re: BR's resignation from presidency of CND.

Letter is to the editor of The Scotsman, 10 July 1961.

Offprints are Robertson's letters against the arms race to the Dunoon Observer and Argyllshire Standard in 1961.

BR sent him a ms. on "Obstacles to World Government", the first part, titled "Food and Population". Whether for publication or another purpose is unknown.

Robertson's address was:

Chairman
United World Federalists
7 East 12 St.
New York 3, NY.

Re: civil disobedience.

Re: BR on Wayland Young and cosmology. He recommends Hubble, The Extra-Galactic Nebulae.

Ts. is titled "Law and Sovereignty: the Mathematics of Neutrality".

On verso of Robinson's letter.

Letter is addressed incorrectly to Mrs. S.M. Robinson.

Re: experiments with animals.

Not sent. Note on letter says to do it over.

There is also a TL(CAR).

Ts. is titled "The Genies: (an Allegory)".

"We are in the process of developing a resistance movement, and it is my hope that this movement will be international and coordinated. You may be interested to know that I have had numbers of letters from Argentina as well as from all other sections of the planet. It is my conviction that our movement will become overwhelming."

Re the death of BR.

Re BR's watch and chain.

John tells Edith to put BR's watch and chain in a safety deposit box for Conrad Russell when he succeeds to the earldom.

21 ls. and 5 cards.

Re Sarah Russell.

15 ls. and 1 invitation to David Tait's wedding.

Re the death of BR.

"I will arrange to send the Voltaire to you as soon as possible." She offers David Tait a watch that had belonged to Frank Russell but which BR sometimes wore.

Re BR and John Conrad Russell; Ralph Schoenman; money.

Re her books on W.S. Blunt and Carey Thomas.

Re her books on W.S. Blunt and Carey Thomas.

Re her books on W.S. Blunt and Carey Thomas.

Re her books on W.S. Blunt and Carey Thomas.

Not enclosed but in file: contract with Jonathan Cape for book on W.S. Blunt, 9 May 1938 (document .311291f); contract with Harper & Brothers, 26 March 1947 (document .311291g); envelope with 1938 review of W.S. Blunt (document .311291h).

Re reprinting Edith Russell's book on W.S. Blunt.

"I cannot believe that the authorities will be so stupid as to commit you and your husband to prison."

Pamphlet is titled Beatification and Canonisaton by Rev. J.R. MacMahon.