Apparently the questions were on a separate sheet, and BR wrote responses to them, then returned the sheet. The exchange was to be published in Rome's La Fiera Letteraria.

Deleted at the top in Edith Russell's hand: "I don't want to answer any of these questions, do you? R".

Vosper is interested in their intention to sell the Bertrand Russell papers to a university library. "We still recall with some pride the occasion when Earl Russell was briefly a member of this faculty. His papers would have a creative reception in a philosophy department that includes such names as Rudolf Carnap and the late Hans Reichenbach, as well as the great platonist Paul Friedlander."

"Among the things I have done is the photo-copying of all of Russell's extant letters to G.E. Moore. ... I also came across a half dozen or so letters of Russell in the Trinity College library, but I don't think they would be of great interest to you."

"Professor Willard Quine has sent me a copy of your letter concerning the Russell papers. ... We are naturally interested in the possibility of acquiring it...."