Tss. are titled "The Meaning of History" and "Belief as a Reference Point".

Re: Bridgwater (mistakenly referred to as J.W. Bridgewater).

Mistakenly addressed to J.W. Bridgewater.

"A few years ago you were kind enough to add your signature to the other signatures of distinguished guests on the ceiling of our 'Everest' room." She writes from Pen-y-Gwryd, Nantgwynant, Caernarvonshire, N. Wales.

Questionnaire is titled "Approach to Living".

Questionnaire is the same as that enclosed with document .121735. Also enclosed are poems titled "Reflections on Viet Nam" and "McNamara's Band".

Only a fragment of the envelope survives.

Translation is attached.

Not a letter but a notice of the annual general meeting.

Not a letter but a notice of the annual general meeting.

Enclosed is titled "Final Resolution of the Fifteenth General Assembly of the Atlantic Treaty Association".

Programme is for the 1969 activities at the International Friendship House in Germany.

Not a letter but an order form for BR's History of the World in Epitome.

BR grants permission to make copies to the British Library of Political and Economic Science.

Attached report indicates that Schoenman could not produce a ticket on the train to Penrhyndeudraeth.

Mimeo sets out the aims of the Society.

Society is delighted BR has agreed to become a founder member. Programme is for the Society's inaugural meeting, 19 April 1969.

Attached are mimeo application forms and programmes.

Re Jonathan Brittain; BR offers to help.

A drawing is on the verso.

5 other signatories. Re Gerald Brooke, under arrest in the USSR. Envelope is also enclosed.

Appeal for the release of Gerald Brooke.

Appeal for the release of Gerald Brooke.

BR has written at top: "See second essay in Why I Am Not a Christian".

Ms. is a copy of a newspaper article; ts. is titled "Nazism in Britain".

Sent with a covering letter addressed to Mr. H.

Ts. is titled "Whom the Gods Would Destroy".