"Keynes tells me my book is in the best-seller lists in America."

Re Unwin's letter to The Tablet. Catholics are still more intolerant than anyone else except Communists. "The next war will be between the Vatican and the Kremlin; in spite of The Tablet, I shall side (reluctantly) with the Vatican."

Unwin kept the original letter separate from the typed copy at record 48068.

BR signed the letter, but it is written in another hand. There are small errors to correct in a reprint of History. BR is moving to London on Monday.

BR thanks Unwin for the "very satisfying" royalty statement. He cannot be present for the Heinemann Prize in June and is interested in all that Unwin says about reprinting the History.

BR thinks it better to clear the title-page of Inquiry. BR enjoyed seeing Unwin the other night. Joad has written a "very laudatory" review in Time and Tide (of Unpopular Essays).

BR points out the need to transpose "Heaven" and "Hell" on p. 192 of Unpopular Essays.

BR returns Mortimer's "pleasant" review and thanks Unwin for Waley's address.

In pencil. Although written on letterhead for Ffestiniog, Russell could not be there as the house had been sold in 1950.

Ts. is a "short statement" by BR on James R. Newman's The Rule of Folly.

Except for the signature, the letter is in Edith Russell's hand.

Four copies, one typed, three handwritten, of a poem by BR, titled "Dedication of Autobiography to Edith".

The letter reads: "Here is the dedication. I hope it will do this time as I think I would rather commit suicide than do it again."

Re the Blackwell bibliography.

To Sir Stanley Unwin's widow.

Not a letter; rather a typescript titled "Bertrand Russell's Ten Commandments in Everyman, April 3rd 1930".

Not a letter, but publishing information about Principles of Social Reconstruction and Roads to Freedom.

Unwin wants a descriptive paragraph for The Analysis of Mind.

Not a letter; rather an errata sheet in BR's hand for Practice and Theory of Bolshevism and a printed copy of the same.