Two copies. BR recommends Capital Punishment the Heart of the Matter (Gollancz).

The greeting is "A Poem for Christmas 1963" by Patchen; the newspaper is the Alameda County Weekender, 16 Sept. 1967, containing selected poems by Patchen and essays on him. The issue is headed "A Bay Area Poet's Fight Against Pain".

BR signed Patel's first day cover—unusual so late in his life.

"My reason for rejecting Hegel and monism in general is my belief that the dialectical argument against relations is wholly unsound. I think such a statement as "A is west of B" can be exactly true. You will find that Bradley's arguments on this subject pre-suppose that every proposition must be of the subject-predicate form. I think this the fundamental error of monism."

Offprint is titled "A Multi-Ego Theory of Libido-Destrudo Dynamics and Mental Illness". Pave draws attention to sec. vii: "Notes on the Sadistic Ego: War".

BR is not competent to judge the paper but is interested and encouraging on it.

In the form of an open letter titled "The Fraud of Non-Violence". Enclosures are various political statements by Pawlowski.

On behalf of Dr. Lazari-Pawlowska.

Doubtless the father of Alastair.

This and the following postcards are unsigned but in the hand of the writer of the letter at record 39470.

In the form of ruminations on various subjects, including "War and Peace Heaven and Hell".

A letter in the form of ruminations on various subjects.

In the form of ruminations on various subjects, including "Pearson and Che Guevara".

In the form of ruminations on various subjects, including "Our Boys in Vietnam."

Ms. is titled "The Universe."

A handwritten copy of a letter to the editor of The Times, sent to BR. Attached mss. vary widely in form and content, but not in sanity, which is uniformly lacking.

A handwritten copy of a letter to the editor of The Times, sent to BR, titled "The Yankee Persecution of the Vietnamese".

A signed copy of Autobiography, vol. 3, was sent to her on 30 January 1970.

Enclosure is titled Why I Am Not a Christian.

Her baby is the result of first meeting her husband at the first sit-down in Whitehall.

Letter is mistakenly addressed to R.A. Peece.