BR wrote: "[As from] Harvard University" which indicates he was not yet there.

Murray encloses BR's letter of 18 March 1945 on The Problems of Philosophy.

A transcription is attached. BR thinks that revising The Problems of Philosophy would "involve a pretty complete re-writing".

BR asks Murray to consider signing an enclosed letter to the New York Times on food parcels and German starvation. For the enclosure's  transcription, see record 68555.

On food parcels to the U.K. and German starvation. When published, the letter was signed also by the Bishop of Chichester and Victor Gollancz and dated 11 Oct. 1946. For another copy, see record 68555, where there is a transcription.

BR asked Gilbert Murray to sign the letter, but he declined.

BR must look up Murray's article in the November Contemporary.

There is a Bodleian transcription of the original at record 79421.

BR is having some of his letters to Murray typed and then will return them. On BR's pacifism in WWI but not against Hitler. On Murray's "Myself When Young" (a recent broadcast).

A Bodleian transcription of the original is at record 79425.

BR has queried the year, typed as "45".

On the First vs. the Second World War. People would say BR is "rash and impetuous". Selecting material (for BR's Autobiography) is "terribly difficult".

BR is now returning the letters Murray sent him, as he has had copies typed. A selection should go into BR's Autobiography.

There are typed copies at records 79426 and 79427.

BR will deal with population in a later broadcast and encloses (not present) a lecture on it.

Written from the Drummond Arms Hotel. Re the CCNY case.

The letter contains comments by BR on Princess Margaret.

BR notes he is "still not quite respectable". He has no honorary degree from a U.K. university.

On the death of Mary Murray.

From the Old Mill Club, West Harnam, Salisbury.

Postcard is of Tenerife.

Although postmarked Harting, Petersfield, the postcard is of Hayburn, Wyke.

Posted from Scandinavia.

The letter has been annotated by BR. There is also a carbon.

Re answers to scholarship application questions for Katharine Tait.