Copy sent to BR.

Copy sent to BR.

Copy sent to BR.

Copy sent to BR.

Copy sent to BR.

Wrongly addressed to Mrs. P. Glover.

"I agree that peace and survival deserve all our energy and effort."

Poem is titled "Atlantis and the Great Pyramid".

Lucas concludes that Schoenman's Scottish marriage is valid in England.

Leaflet is titled Pip Means Peace Is Possible; offprint is titled "The Giant Brain".

"I am sorry that all my letters from Wittgenstein are now in Canada with my other letters at McMaster University, Toronto." [Re Archives.]

Colour photo is of a mosaic portrait of BR by Godschaux.

In the form of a printed epitaph for their fifteen-year-old son, Hugh.

Also in the file are mimeos, offprints and a brochure from the Hugh Goffe Foundation.

Letter is written on the verso of a picture of Gandhi.

"I am entirely in favour of world government...."

"I am an American soldier presently serving in Vietnam." Letter was sent from Vietnam.

"He does not refer to the 19th century positivists in his History of Western Philosophy because he does not consider them sufficiently important."

Mimeo is titled "The Social Function of Science Today"—it concerns a festschrift for J.D. Bernal.

BR regrets he cannot contribute to J.D. Bernal festschrift.

Envelope in file with text of Schoenman's response written on it.

Two copies. Re: Professor Wald.

Enclosed was Confronting Injustice by Edmond Cahn (Russell's Library, no. 3030).

Ts. is the preface of his Man and Reason.