Another letter, same date. A Shaw quote.

Shaw's blurb was mistakenly not about Freedom and Organization but another book (by BR?).

Not a letter; rather, a list of publications in which Freedom and Organization was advertised.

Not a letter; rather, a table of contents for what appears to be an anthology along with lists of the works to be selected from for some of the chapters. BR's works to be included are checked off. This is probably Mrs. Yeo's anthology (see record 49498).

Extract is from a note to Unwin from an unspecified source suggesting BR write a book on the origins of fascism.

This photocopy of a typed copy of the letter at record 49517 includes the last page only of the extract.

A photocopy of a copy of the previous letter, record 49519, or of the original of that entry.

BR speaking at Hampstead Town Hall "this Friday".

Enclosed letter is a "suggested letter" written by Stanley Unwin for BR to consider in writing to Cambridge University Press.

Enclosed ts. is titled "Comparison of Terms for French Translation Rights in Freedom and Organization by Bertrand Russell".

Enclosed letters are "suggested letters" by Stanley Unwin for BR to consider sending to S.C. Roberts, Cambridge University Press.

Enclosed is a "suggested letter to Kegan Paul".

Enclosed are scribblings re A History of Philosophy by BR which Unwin refers to in the main body of the letter.

Ts. is a synopsis of a series of lectures by BR titled "The Science of Power" which Unwin wants to publish.

Illegible initial.

Re German royalties.

Unwin has been hoping to attend some of BR's LSE lectures on Power.

Illegible initial.

Not a letter; rather, notes re the sales "to December 1936" for Freedom and Organization and Mathematics for the Million.

Not a letter; rather a newsclip re BR's "Maiden Speech to the House of Lords".

Not a letter; rather notes re the typography of Principles of Mathematics and Philosophy of Leibniz and chances of good reproductions.

Not a letter; rather tear-sheets from 20 June 1937 Deutsche Literaturzeitung of a review by Heinrich Scholz containing a reference to BR's Principles of Mathematics.

Re Power: "It sounds to me a most thrilling book; the subject is, of course, of supreme importance."

Descriptive paragraph for Power received.

Enclosures are notes on BR's manuscript "The Science of Power"

By one of Allen and Unwin's readers. Unwin: "a most timely book".

Illegible initial.

Unwin describes the double-sided dust-jacket for Power.

Re postscript to Living Philosophers.

Pacifism.

Illegible initial.

On pacifism.

Basic Books edition of Power.

Hitler's "mania for power".

Good letter for war news, especially re London blitz.

Dr. J.E. Turner, editor of "Library of Philosophy", will correct proofs for Inquiry into Meaning and Truth.

Dr. Turner preparing U.K. index to Inquiry. Bombing losses of unbound books.

The blitz. Unwin lost 1,400,000 books in the bombing of London.

Unwin is sending Let the People Think.

Re Hopousia by J.D. Unwin.

Re The Bertrand Russell Case.