Not a letter, but a proof for a paragraph for the book, Bertrand Russell on Education, concerning Dora Russell; written by her.

Re Denonn's proposal to edit a volume of BR's "letters and book reviews".

Re a volume of BR's letters and book reviews.

Appears to be a memo, but is typed on BBC letterhead. Re Tutte Lemkov's dramatization of "Satan in the Suburbs".

Re a drama based on "Satan in the Suburbs".

From the subsidiary rights department. Hill refers to its "vast index" of BR's books, chapter titles, pamphlets and BBC broadcasts. (It was seen by K. Blackwell in 1966; the index was on cards.)

From the Foreign Rights Department.

Re BR's book in preparation on correspondence with Heads of State and anti-nuclear writings.

Offer of 1500 copies of Newman's The Rule of Folly at 2d. each.

Re inquiry by K. Blackwell concerning a number of BR's books, including out-of-print titles.

A complaint that £1000 was advanced to the BRPF on assumption that text was virtually ready. See letter of 20 Sept. 1965.

Unwin sends Errol E. Harris's Annihilation and Utopia.

Re The Tribunal; Harry Ruja.

The letter is badly out of place. Re the dedication to the Autobiography, "To Edith".

From the Foreign Rights Department.

Re a photo of Edith Russell for The Autobiography, vol. 2.

There are two copies. Unwin can't go back on his word.