"I am greatly honoured by your proposed dedication [of a symphony] and happy that you wish to make it, and I warmly wish the symphony all possible success, especially as I think that it will help our cause greatly."

Also from Bernard Sutton (?).

Ts. is titled "The Hidden Cause of War and Mental Illness". Whistler met BR at tea at Bryn Mawr "years ago".

BR supports his letter to the editor of The Gramophone re a sound-track.

Ts. is titled "The 'Meaning' of Russell's Theory of Descriptions". "I am a bona fide philosopher, the author of a recent book on Moore."

Re meaning in My Philosophical Development. "I am afraid you will think me pig-headed, but I cannot admit the justice of your criticism."

"I will admit this much—that I ought to have made it clear that I was using the word 'meaning' in the way in which proper names mean."

Not a letter; poem titled "A Benediction".

Full name: Huntingdale Group of the Union of Australian Women.

Photographer of BR; his photo is frequently published.

On the verso of White's letter.

On the verso of White's letter. Re the universe.

On the verso of Whitehouse's letter. Re: errors in Human Knowledge.

Originally filed in W's.

Name misspelled "Whitley".

Re: nuclear disarmament in Canada. "I think it essential that you read a long article by Fred Cooke entitled 'Juggernaut: the Warfare State' published in a special issue of the New York Nation a couple weeks ago, which gives a great deal of information that I have never seen before."

Name is misspelled "Whlie"; letter was originally filed there.

Name is misspelled "Whysocke"; letter was originally filed there.

"The possibility that the Soviets had no intention of doing more than providing the missiles is real. It did not occur to me earlier than your letter which impresses upon me how much we are affected by the treatment of events, even when we are critical of them."

"Can you tell me where Herbert Jenkins' book was published and by whom? I agree that the matter of the nuclear warheads and the role of the Mafia both in Cuba and in the U.S.A. need wide attention. I intend to take both questions up in an article and I should be grateful for your permission to quote from the correspondence to which you refer in your letter."

"Thank you very much for your kind letter and the valuable enclosures. I have studied them and made notes on the material I require. I have also ordered the book of John Godwin. I appreciate your help and intend to prepare an article in the near future in which your material will be included."

Re anti-nuclear activities in USA.

Typed copy.

On the verso of Wicks' letter.

"I very much appreciated your writing to me, and it has often seemed to me that Conquest of Happiness has done more good than anything else I have written."

"I was extremely amused at your account of your Christian neighbours, and enjoyed your whole letter enormously."

"During the months of May and June, a series of six speeches by you have been broadcasted via the radio from New York City."

Poem is titled "Greater Thought" by John Tyler.

BR cannot locate the source for Wilk's assertion that a confessor may fondle a nun's breast. Not in Henry C. Lee's History of Sacerdotal Celibacy. May be in Coulton's Mediaeval Garner.

Offprints: "The Nature of Rousseau" by Burleigh T. Wilkins, The Journal of Politics, Nov. 1959; "Pragmatism as a Theory of Historical Knowledge", The American Historical Review, July 1959, also by Wilkins.

On the verso of Wilkins' letter.

On the verso of Wilkinson's letter.

Originally filed in W's.

Ts. is an outline of Bennett's book, The American Dictator.

Offprint is an article by Bennett titled "Feudalism and a Knight Errant in California", The Nation, 30 May 1934.