A handwritten copy of the letter from the comptroller to H.R.H. Princess Alexandra. Probably enclosed with the document at record 42206.

A handwritten copy of a letter by a lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret. Probably enclosed with the document at record 42206.

A handwritten copy of a letter from the lady-in-waiting to H.R.H. Princess Anne. Probably enclosed with the document at record 42206.

Not a letter, but a ts. titled "Deliver Us from Evil".

"From one American who don't appreciate your so called efforts to run our business."

Not a letter, but a suspect bank draft for U.S. $25000. Attached are other bank drafts and letters from the "Empress", spanning documents .135414 to 135440 and dated 1967.

Letter is mistakenly dated 1066.

Attached is a synopsis of the letter and enclosures.

Arnold refers to BR's letter on Cuba in Chicago Tribune.

Not a letter, but a ts. in Spanish about Pearl Harbour.

Not a letter, but a photocopy with an autograph note at the foot and several other photocopies enclosed, regarding this Albanian's stay in Sweden.

The initial 3 sheets of this letter are not present.

In the form of an essay titled "The Sole Dangerous Veto".

Offprints are by Pearse, who uses "Ben-Adam" as a pseudonym. He refers to BR's letter in The Guardian on May 11 and "Linotype-set" by the writer.

Not a letter, but a mimeo announcing publication of Berger's "latest literary endeavour".

Enclosures are poems and essays.

Mss. are poems and an essay.

Letter is written at the foot of a ts. leaflet of poems and short essays.

Not a letter, but a typescript titled "A Common Sense, Practical View of Reality".

Included in this file are a number of other letters from Bernat to various bodies and individuals, including BR. The file encompasses documents .135515-.135529.

Copy of a letter sent to "Leaders of many countries". On the verso is a poem.

Purported copy of a letter from Senator Kennedy.

In the form of mss. titled "The Way to Peace" and "Education".

Note is written at the top and along the margin of a photocopy of a ts. titled "Just Humor". Alphabetized under the signature "Bill".

In the form of a ts. titled "Man and Eternal Truths".

Ms. is titled "Beowulf".

Enclosures are letters to Harold Wilson in the form of a ts. titled "Document—'Truth Will Out'".

A typed postscript dated 19 June is added at the foot of the letter.

Card is initialled illegibly.