A handwritten copy of the original.

"The books I enjoyed most as a child were those of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear. I do not know of any book that especially influenced me."

Enclosed letter is to the editor, Daily Mail, 26 October 1962.

Elwyn is a Dominican sister researching on Wittgenstein.

Translation is attached.

Return envelope is also enclosed.

Engelmann also encloses his c.v.

"Thank you very much for your letter.... I agree it is maddening hypocrisy but then so much of governmental pronouncements are of the same character. I don't see that there is any particular action called for apart from a satirical letter to the New Statesman."

Note at top: "Rude form reply". (Impolite reply.)

Enclosed is an essay entitled "A Proposal for Simplifying the Behavior of the Complicated Man and the Human Race." The letters are letters of reference.

Note is quote from Thoreau.

Translation is attached.

"Is to be opened in the year 2000".

"I am delighted to learn that you have decided to set up a preparatory school in Mexico City and to name it after me."

Letter is addressed to "The Establishment".

Pamphlet is about Esperanto, as is an enclosed brochure. Tss. concern nuclear warfare.