Photo is of a painting, signed Russell, dated 1914. (There is no evidence the painting is by BR!)

Impolite reply by Schoenman.

Tear-sheet is from an Italian magazine containing a sketch of BR.

Not a letter but a poem titled "We are Responsible, or: Napalm".

From the son of one of the unwed mothers employed by Alys Russell. Emily Jane Baker's employment seems to have ended in the latter half of 1911 and Baker was born in March 1912.

"I attach no religious significance to Christmas, but I find it a pleasant custom and in no way see the need to avoid celebrating it because I grant it no ritualistic importance. Capital punishment is a form of primitive vengeance unrelated to removing the problem of violence."

Photo is of Balch's daughter, Ruth.

"In [Joseph] McCarthy's heyday, the 'burning of books', which was noticed in the press, was brought to Eisenhower's attention and horrified him."

Refers to an interview with BR in Yorkshire Post.

"Thank you very much for the three volumes and, especially, for the one written by you and its kind inscription". (Not present in Russell's Library.)

First paragraph of this letter duplicates BR's letter of 9 Dec. 1963 (document .120820, record 32167).

"Thank you for your kind letter and for enclosing your book." (Not present in Russell's Library.)

Poems dedicated to BR. One is titled "On the Death of the Peace-Preceptor Mr. Russel. (In Advance)".

Offprint is titled "Sociodynamics: ...", from American Sociological Review, vol. 34, no. 3, June 1969.

Photo and newsclip re Thomas Merton; also enclosed are a ts. and printed poems.

Enclosed is a review of BR's Fact and Fiction, in Louisville, Kentucky Times, 19 Sept. 1962.