Re Dora Black Russell's "Art and Education" chapter appearing in Comoedia.

Government University, Peking.

In Dora Black's hand, except for the signature.

Not a letter; rather a pamphlet titled Young China, being "the text of a lecture delivered, presumably on 6 July 1921 when BR delivered his farewell lecture, by Miss Black on the eve of her departure with the Hon. Bertrand Russell from Peking". BR's name is inscribed on the first page. Enclosed with the document at record 47538.

In The Tamarisk Tree, vol. 1, p. 143, Dora says that her address was printed entire in The Japan Chronicle. 

Re corrections to The Analysis of Mind.

Written on Chalet Soleil letterhead, where "Elizabeth" Russell lived.

On a plan for Unwin to publish Principia Mathematica. BR will consult Whitehead.

BR has consulted Whitehead about reprinting Principia Mathematica.

One ms. is a blurb in BR's hand on his The Problem of China; the second is a scribbled note re financial terms for the book.

The book pages are pp. 46-7 of the same book.

What Unwin says about Principia Mathematica is "quite satisfactory".

Re Principia Mathematica: BR would add "a short preface (containing no queer symbols) to the reprint". Whitehead has given BR a free hand in arranging a reprint, provided there is no expense to him or BR.

"... I think it is time the psycho-analytic balloon was pricked."

BR is disappointed that Unwin won't be publishing Principia Mathematica. BR is sure Cambridge wouldn't have dreamt of reprinting it but for Unwin; "Not long ago, when I suggested it, they definitely refused." (BR refers here to early 1920.)

Another letter of the same date.

Re Dora's role in Prospects of Industrial Civilization.

Ms. is a list in BR's hand of proposed recipients of presentation copies of Prospects of Industrial Civilization.

A dictated letter. (P.p. E.M.B.)

Letter is copied next to a page from Prospects of Industrial Civilization, with a new passage substituted on p. 29n. to replace one in which Russell said he had photographs of (East) Indians being beaten.

Send free copies of BR books to a man in Saratov on the Volga.