Schroeder, Peano, Frege, symbolic logic part of vol. 2 almost finished. (I.e. what became Principia.)

Previously, Russell was at 14, Cheyne Walk; now it is 13. Imperialism. Protectionism. Intuition. Guided by aesthetic maxims.

Praises "almost unintelligible" energy of Couturat resulting in work on Langue Internationale with M. Leau. Arbitration treaty.

Will send ms. of beginning of vol. 2 (i.e. Principia). A.N. Whitehead. Won't write an article on Kant.

Difficulties with "class".

On the ms.

Reply. Will be occupied politically for some months.

Ms. Kant.

Sending ms. back to A.N. Whitehead.

Idealism.

Principle of abstraction. 7+5=12.

On Couturat's logic article. Frege.

Now BR is back at 14, Cheyne Walk.

His free trade campaign. Hasn't seen MacColl in Athenaeum, nor Frege's 2 new works.

Burali-Forti, Frege on geometry, Frege on functions. Nature of actual space is an empirical question.

BR on the nature of space. Burali-Forti, vol. 2.

See record 57119 for an appended letter.

The letter is dated 1904/07/11 at the foot of p. 7. See BR ms., record 135567,  titled "Rémarques sur la Logique Mathématique de M. Couturat." It has 5 leaves.

The date is written "30 7^bre 1904". Letterhead of Hotel de l'Epée. Le Theuff. Quimper.

Annotated by BR: "Answered".

Not a letter; rather, two mss., the first titled "Notes on Poincaré, RMM, Nov. '05"; the second titled "Notes on Poincaré's 2nd Article." P. 2 of the 2nd ms. is a "Sketch of Theory of Finite and Infinite". Both are in BR's hand.

Note at top by someone: "Voir dans lettres de Russell. Copie d'une lettre envoyée par Louis le 17 Decembre."

Ms., in BR's hand, titled "Whitehead's Notation for Multiple Relations", is presented as letter 188.

The top copy is at RA1 710.048629.

From the Hotel de la Poste.

Postmarked Oxford.

From Providence House, Clovelly, Bideford.

Letterhead: Délégation pour l'Adoption d'une Langue Auxiliare Internationale.

From the Porthminster Hotel, St. Ives, Cornwall.

Not a letter but a memorandum of a visit by BR on 20 April 1909.

Not a letter but a copy from microfilm of a review of The Principles of Mathematics appearing in The Times Literary Supplement of 18 September 1903.

The review is by G.H. Hardy. The microfilm is of Jourdain's correspondence notebooks.