A photocopy of this carbon copy letter follows.

Enclosed is an abstract titled "The Meaning of Science."

A photocopy of an unsigned carbon copy of the letter follows.

The letter is from the treasurer of Norton's.

Written from "somewhere in Nebraska".

Russell signed this letter "Accepted" to endorse cancellation of a contract with Norton's. A copy of the new contract is enclosed.

Letter contains a draft table of contents for a book on education.

Enclosed is the "tentative outline" of a book, titled Education and the Social Order, a revision of an outline submitted by BR.

Ts. is a publisher's agreement.

Tss. are notes on BR's ms. book on education.

There is a second copy of this letter, which is too light to read.

For H.P. Wilson see Howard Wilson.

Memo to Warder Norton from GS in regard to Russell's letter of 8 November.

Newsclip concerns Liveright's bankruptcy.

Not a letter, but an outline of a book titled "Freedom versus Organization in the Nineteenth Century".

Not a letter, but an outline of a ms. titled "Principles and Politics in the Nineteenth Century".

Attached is a typed copy of this letter. The letter contains a draft table of contents for Freedom versus Organization.

Attached is a typed copy of this letter.

An agreement between BR and W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.

Attached is a typed copy of this letter.

Attached is a typed copy of this letter.

Editorial notes on Freedom versus Organization by BR. There are two copies.