There are two telegrams copied on this sheet.

There is also a photocopy of a typed copy of this letter.

Not a letter, but a legal agreement between BR and W.W. Norton.

Attached are typed editorial suggestions for Power.

There is an edited copy of this letter for Allen and Unwin.

BR has accepted the invitation to go to the University of Chicago.

Not a letter, but a list of corrections with the title "Notes on Power by Bertrand Russell". There are two copies.

Not a letter, but corrections titled "Queries on Galley Proof".

An updated copy of a letter dated 25 July 1938. See record 47241.

Helen Lincoln is identified as such in Norton's letter of 23 June 1938.

BR cables that he will arrive in New York next morning, 25 September 1938.

Peter writes that BR is feeling well again.

There is also a typed copy. Kate and John are to arrive on 7 August in New York.

Incomplete; first page only.

Sent to Norton's home.

Written from the High Sierra Camps (Yosemite National Park). BR will return to Santa Barbara in a few days.

Not a letter, but a memo re sales and royalties for Power.

Not a letter, but an incomplete list of titles and purchasers?

Peter writes that BR is "lying on his back resting a tiresome sprain".

Not a letter, but a photocopy of a newsclip titled "Harvard Calls Prof. Russell".

This and many letters that follow deal with the CCNY case.