Ts. is titled "Part Nine and One Half".

Envelope only.

Two copies.

Re: anti-nuclear campaign, psychology and literature.

Also enclosed is a return envelope. A photograph of BR is stuck on an autograph card.

Two copies.

"Thank you for your letter to Lord Russell who has asked me to say that he has no information of interest about Walter Pater or Vernon Lee."

Two copies.

Ts. is titled "Une Apologie pour la Guerre". There are two copies.

Re: Albert Einstein.

Two copies.

A kind and thoughtful letter on the death of her husband and the fate of the Jews under the Nazis.

BR noted "ans" in the upper left corner. See record 123171 for his handwritten reply.

There are also two carbon copies (documents .125988, .125989).

A handwritten copy.

Ts. is titled "The Death Penalty—Is it Necessary?".

"He does not approve of the death penalty in any circumstances and considers life imprisonment an enormous cruelty. He wishes to see much more medical research into the causes of anti-social behaviour and more examination of those factors which produce a permissive attitude towards murder."

Re: V.R. Clegg appeal fund.

BR's letter is incorrectly addressed to Mr. R.L. Hidden.

Note is written on the brief for the Nobel Prize Committee.

Two copies.

Ts. is titled "The Spark!".

Hilton has visited the Russell Archives at McMaster: "I was really quite overcome."

Envelope only.

Two copies.