Addressed incorrectly to Lillian Borge.

"The memory of the delightful hours I spent with you in Rome a few years ago is still vivid in my mind." (She was the daughter of Thomas Mann.)

BR is glad to see her again.

"My experience in the Labour Party is a reflection of the fact that authority, of whatever kind, does not take well to intellectual independence or criticism of their more stupid dogmas. I think this applies to every government in existence."

"I do not believe that the reading of criminal stories, whatever the criminal stories may be, kills morality in the young. I think that what kills morality in the young is the helplessness in the face of cynical power exercised by men of authority."

Boschi has signed a ts. and carbon copy of a translation of his letter.

"We have attempted through the Pugwash Conference to bring about an increased sense of responsibility in scientific workers in the face of the grave danger that threatens us."

Enclosed is a ts. article for Sanity titled "Why I Am a Nuclear Disarmer".

"I remember your father [A.M. Bose] well and recall the high opinion held of him by Hardy and his colleagues."

"I do receive Daedalus and appreciate your offer to send it to me. The quotations are further example of the capacity for cruelty evident in man. The acquiescence in the horrors in store for us is owing to a failure of imagination on the part of most and a love for power on the part of the few who possess it."

"You knew Tagore well in 1912-13 and met him again later in 1926, when I came with him to your Cornwall home. In his letters to his friends re: A Flight of Swans he says what a debt he owes to you and Romain Rolland for helping him on his way to overcome narrow nationalism and embrace internationalism."

On the same page as the letter from George Rylands (see record 32740).

On the same page as the letter from Sybil Thorndike (see record 32739.)

Also enclosed is a ts. of some of his Tagore translations. The P.S. to his letter is handwritten.

Postcard is a picture of Bose's home.

Poem is titled "Pastoral Panoply".

Ts. is a prologue to BR's Autobiography which he wants BR to sign. Boulton says he is related to Hannah Whitall Smith.

Periodical is Liberal, Dec. 1963.

Ts. is titled "War Costs".

Addressed to Monsieur le Percepteur in Lille, France.

Letter to the editor, The Daily Courier, Kelowna, B.C. On the verso is stamped "Alec C. Beasley, R.R.1, Winfield, B.C."

Bowker was deeply moved by a letter BR sent to Dr. Victor Wallace. (Probably record 30763.)

BR is not able to give her dissertation on history of logic "the attention it deserves".

Ts. is titled "Some Chapter Headings".

Written at foot is "short rude reply".