Re Edith Russell's account.

Specimen signatures of BR and Edith Russell are enclosed.

There is also a typed carbon of this letter.

On the verso of Brown, Shipley's letter.

"I should also be grateful if your Investment Advisory Department which has charge of my securities would let me know in what they would advise me to re-invest the sum of the cheque...."

Deposits £1,000 to her current account.

Note on bottom of letter: "This £1,000 plus £400 ... given BR ... for payment to Atlantic Peace Foundation for a journal to be started for the BR Peace Foundation."

Contracts record financial transactions.

List of Edith Russell's securities valued on 6 April 1965 at £29,062; there is also a list of her securities dated 31 Aug. 1965.

Enclosed list of securities valued on 22 Sept. 1970 at £41,222.

"Accept any instructions from Mr. Felton ... as if they were from me."

Scott refers to BR's "Plea for Mankind", Montreal Star, 3 Jan. 1958.

Refers to letter in The Guardian last week.

On verso of Scott's letter.

On verso of Scott's letter.

Ts. is titled "Age of the Scientific Myth".

This letter was also sent to several newspapers and other publications.

This letter also sent to a number of other people and publications.

Signature is unclear.

Re: civil disobedience and world government.

Pamphlet is titled: "The Seattle Peace Information Center".

BR signed 5 etchings of the Seattle artist, Lisel Salzer, and returned them for auction.

Ts. is titled: "A Spelling-Book of Human Thought".

Signature is not legible.

Re the anti-nuclear movement in France, Algeria, and Marie Faugeron.

Letter is addressed to delegates of 6 countries.

Ts. is a draft resolution for a 17 nations disarmament conference.

Enclosed is a copy of Naya Samaj (independent Hindu monthly); not present.

We should not "show a pro-Russian bias and ... carry criticism of America further than would be effective. There is one criticism of America which I think definitely unjust. It is when you find fault with the United States (or seem to do so) for opposing the Suez escapade."

Enclosed are specimen signatures of BR and Edith Russell.

There is also a typed carbon of this letter.

On verso of letter from Child & Co.

Typed list of particulars required by the registrar in order to obtain a marriage licence for BR and Edith Russell.

Re form claims, residence qualifications and trips abroad.

On the verso of the letter is a list of Edith Russell and BR's trips abroad from 1950 to 1955.

Telephone statement.

Typed list of recommended schools for the children of John Conrad Russell to attend.

Coward, Chance & Co. changed its name to Coward Chance.

Edith sends instructions for the firm while she and BR are in prison.

Re BR's diet: "The only nourishment that my husband is allowed to have is raw egg mixed with milk, and the patent food 'Complan' which is a powder mixed with water and supposed to have all the different things that one needs. Each of these he has three or four times a day. He is also supposed to take iron pills three times a day."

Re: love and rationality.

On the verso of Senior's letter.

Senior requests (and gets) BR's permission to quote from an earlier letter on logic and life (24 Jan. 1959) in Senior's new novel. [It might be Llandudno's Story, 1968.]

Ts. is called "The Principle of Non-Arrival".

Gives permission to quote 2 sentences from BR's letter of 24 Jan. 1959 in Senior's new novel.

Enclosed is a typed copy of Chap. V of her book, Encore Candides.

A typed copy of Serrano's letter was made.

"Your quotation of Hume on Euclid was one which I had not previously noticed and which gives me much pleasure. I particularly like your comments on it."

Ts. is by Marie Seton and is untitled.

It is on India and was filed in the S's.