Two photocopies plus a typed copy.

No date or address. Two photocopies and a typed copy.

No address or date. Two photocopies and a typed copy.

Enclosed ts. is a program that BR, Norman Angell and Ramsay MacDonald are putting to the English Workman's Council.

Except for an Horizon article, BR has "published nothing to speak of". On Barnes, "Let him say what he likes."

(Denonn must have asked BR to update the bibliography.)

On the U.S. rights to Let the People Think. A typed copy is at 57339.

BR cannot undertake contributions to The Freeman as he is in the middle of his "big book", which takes up all the time he can spare. "For the same reason, I think I must postpone doing further essays for you until my big book is finished. With regrets".

This message was conveyed in an unsigned note from Frank Russell on his letterhead for 57, Gordon Square, London.

The message is not contained in any extant letter from BR to Frank, so it was probably given to Frank on a prison visit to BR.

Not a letter but a photocopy of a newsclip from The Times, 15 March, 1971, of an obituary for Charlie Dunbar Broad.

"Kindly send me a dozen bottles of Red Hackle."

BR would like to know exactly what Read's anarchists said that was criminal, though he is likely to give his name to their defence.

BR favours dissolving—possibly the Freedom Defence Committee is meant.

On printed letterhead of 27 Dorset House; it should have been changed to 18.

Letter is initialled only "G.E.W." Enclosed ts. is the constitution of the "Freedom Defence Committee".

Letter is addressed to "Dear Salty". Typed and handwritten copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached. "We who knew life before the war will come to seem odd survivals of a softer age, like the Romans who lingered on after the Barbarian invasion."

Two typed copies attached.

Signed "Editor".

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

Two typed copies attached.

One typed copy attached. Enclosed ms., in BR's hand, is titled "Mr. F.P. Ramsey on Logical Paradoxes". This ms. was published in The Forum; two photocopies of this publication are attached.

One typed copy attached.

One typed copy attached.

One typed copy attached.

A testimonial from BR's doctor re BR's relations with his children.

Enclosed ts. relates to BR's battle with Dora Russell for custody of their children John and Kate.

Two photocopies. A postscript by Patricia Russell is not present but does appear in Utley's Odyssey of a Liberal.

Two photocopies. Part of the letter has been torn away.

Three photocopies.

"The Literary Supplement is a most dishonest publication. It dislikes me on religious grounds, being Catholic or Anglo-Catholic. Its chief argument for Christianity is that it is fashionable."

The Duchess of Atholl "is virtuous, dowdy, and industrious; you would never guess that she is a Duchess".

Two photocopies.

Two photocopies. Letterhead of Hotel Hermitage.

Attached is a microfilm printout of the same letter.

Not sent; there is a word blacked out, and the letter may have been retyped.

Attached is a TL(CAR), document .186830.

Attached is another copy of the letter in the form of a microfilm printout.

Attached is another copy of the letter in the form of a microfilm printout.

Enclosed is a contractual agreement between Allen and Unwin and Boni and Liveright for American publishing rights for BR's forthcoming book, Sex Freedom. Three photocopies. Skinner's name appears incorrectly as N. Skinner.

Attached is a second copy of the letter as a microfilm printout.

Attached is a second copy of the letter as a microfilm printout.

Attached is a second copy of the letter as a microfilm printout.

Ts. is titled "Bertrand Russell's Schedule".