Addressed to BR at the Royal Hotel, Ventnor.

Ts. is a message to the Young Men's Progressive Association.

Originally filed in A's.

Originally filed in Y's.

Originally filed in Y's. Ts. is titled "An Individual Response to the Nuclear Challenge".

Originally filed in Y's. On the verso of Singh's letter.

Originally filed in Z's. Newsclip re BR from Vjesnik u Srijedu (Yugoslavia), 21 Jan. 1959.

On the verso of Zahedy's letter. "Thank you for your letter and for the lovely book of illustrations for Omar Khayyam which I am very glad to have" (Russell's Library, no. 2490).

"Your card is very graphic and the fact that it was drawn during the demonstration makes it of a special interest to me."

In English, Greek Committee for International Détente and Peace.

In English, Greek Committee for International Détente and Peace.

BR's letter is incorrectly addressed to Syed Roshan Zamier.

The letter is extracted anonymously in Dear BR.

Re John Donne; unrequited love; and plans to go to Trinity College.

Also enclosed: photo; certificates of competency.

Mistakenly dated 1959.

Hyde is lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret.

On the verso of Zeinati's letter.

Mimeo is titled "Who are the Guilty" by Zeisel. It concerns the Eichmann trial and was originally published in Saturday Review, 8 April 1961.

Zeisel has confused BR with Lord Russell of Liverpool.

Walter Erwin was Zeisler's pen name.

Re "Better red than dead". There is a note on the letter from Christopher Farley to Ralph Schoenman, "What did you reply to Playboy on this? Can you cope?"

Re "Better red than dead".

Zeleznik has a letter from Albert Einstein praising BR as "the author of greatest merit in our time".

Enclosed photo is of Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Not a letter but an "extrait de compte" and a receipt.

Poems, in Italian, are titled "Italia!" and "Il Canto del Povero".

Typescript is titled "Superhuman Minds in Search for God".

On the verso of Zorny's letter.

Re Dear Bertrand Russell.

Signature is not legible. Enclosed is titled "You Can't Say You weren't Warned!".

Name of sender is not on telegram.

Marked "Cuba file".

Letter is addressed "Dear Friend" to an address in Australia.

Signature is not legible; note at top in Christopher Farley's hand. "File (Lord Russell of Liverpool)".

Letter is addressed to "Dear Sir".

Letter is in Arabic.

Signature is not legible. On the verso of a song-sheet titled "Vietnam".