Enclosure is a "puff" by BR on C. Delisle Burns' The First Europe.

Not a letter, but a memo re royalties.

Internal memo re advance. "(We cannot insure advances to BR— too old!)".

BR, about to sail for England, hopes that Warder and he are still friends, despite his taking his History to Simon and Schuster. BR asks about C. Delise Burns's The First Europe.

A typed copy is at Reading U.

BR thanks Wilson for negotiating with Haldeman-Julius and sends best wishes to his friends at Nortons.

BR can easily arrange the balance with Unwin in respect to Haldeman-Julius.

Ts. is titled "Foot-note for page 151, Principles of Social Reconstruction."

Card is a signed acknowledgement of receipt from Allen and Unwin of ms. of Posthumous Papers of Arthur Greene West. Signed by Dorothy Mackenzie for BR. Allen and Unwin "letterhead" is on the card.

Not a letter; rather a report by "B.M." on the ms. of Posthumous Papers of Arthur Graeme West. The essay mentions the influence of BR's writings on West.

BR uses LGS letterhead here, but his true address is Brixton Prison; also for documents .0047455-.0047456. The governor of Brixton's initials ("C.H.") are on the letter.

A McMaster typed copy of the letter follows. Re Richardson.

Enclosed with the document at record 47473 to be sent if Unwin approved.

Re Wittgenstein. There is also a typed copy.

BR was staying at Newlands Farm until 21 Sept. 1919.

Although written on Overstrand Mansions letterhead, Russell was at Newlands Farm at this time.

In the hand of Dorothy Wrinch (except for BR's signature).

Signed "C.A."

Letter is mistakenly dated 1930.

Memorandum re misprints in the Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy.