"Nine years ago, you concluded a letter <see record 14236> to me thus: 'as for free will, although some people pretend to believe in it, no one does so in fact—e.g. no one doubts that punishment tends to deter crime.'"

Tss. concern free will.

Ts. is an excerpt from the constitution of the Mattachine Society of Washington.

"Unfortunately almost all of Mateus d'Andrade Albuquerque's manuscripts have been destroyed after his death in 1974, and certainly the correspondence. He has lived, after some years in Switzerland, UK, and mainland Portugal, in Sao Miguel, an Azorean island, devoted to experimental chemistry and land farming. Almost a misanthrope, he published only a few essays on chemistry and epistemological questions."

From an email by Jorge Croce Rivera, 17 Jan. 2001, to C. Spadoni.

Newsclip is from the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Ts. is titled "The Moral Use of Power...." Flyer is about Worldview College, Glen Mills, PA.

Rogers forwards his friend's book: In Twenty Years, by Gunnar Andreasen (not extant in Russell's library).

Offprints are from the Quarterly Al-Manar of Talim-ul-Islam College and titled: "I Wonder Why?" and "Cell Reveals God".

Photos are of posters for an anti-war contest.

Page 1 of letter not present.

Letter is addressed "To whom it may concern".

Enclosed Anglica (not present).

"This is to confirm that the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation wish to hire your theatre from 3.30 to 5.30 tomorrow afternoon—27th."

"Many years ago, after reading your History of Western Philosophy, I wrote to you on some minor point about Hobbes, and you wrote a charming and amusing letter in reply. It did not survive the last war...."

Re: Christopher T.O. Anwadike.

Re: Christopher T.O. Anwadike.

Re: Christopher T.O. Anwadike.

Letter is incorrectly addressed to Irene Apostolani.

"I have asked the Beacon Press to send you a copy of my forthcoming book on overpopulation, The Silent Explosion." (Not present in Russell's Library.)