BR has just returned from London where he "had a flood of engagements with ambassadors and such".

A printed business note accompanying a report of sales and statement of account to 30 June 1964. (Accompanying financial statement is not present.)

Ts., on the verso of the letter, is a preface for German Social Democracy.

Enclosures are "proofs of the proposed covers" for Freedom and Organization and Legitimacy versus Industrialism, paperback editions.

Ts. is a collection of poetry from Pakistan titled "Song of Never Know", sent to Unwin by BR, rejected and returned to BR.

On the verso of Unwin's letter of 13 Oct. 1964.

The enclosed are for the new edition of BR's German Social Democracy.

Re Robin Guthrie drawing.

Re Joe Park and Beacon Hill School.

Enclosed are for the paperback edition of Authority and the Individual.

Also enclosed are blurb cards for German Social Democracy.

Tss. are a synopsis of the book "Thou Shalt Not ...", and a photocopy of a certificate of illness. The newsclip is from The Bulletin, Jan. 16, 1965, by Peter Petrusev.
 

Re Satan in the Suburbs.

BR has only one copy of The Problem of China.

Enclosed memorandum re The Amberley Papers.

Ts. is "the promised foreword for the reprint of The Problem of China".

Re Satan in the Suburbs.

BR finds the script for Satan in the Suburbs "totally unsuitable".

Ts. carbon is a preface for a reprint of Philosophical Essays.

Re Patricia Spence's suggested deletions.

Ts. is a blurb for The Amberley Papers prepared by Allen and Unwin's editorial department; the dust-jackets are proof jackets for the same book.

Copy of a letter sent to BR attached to a "with compliments" note from Allen and Unwin. Also a "with compliments" card attached to proof jackets for the reprint of The Problem of China.

In the form of a statement re Pat Pottle, meant perhaps for the Committee of 100.

Not a letter; rather a note in Edith Russell's hand with Unwin's telephone number at the top.