Not a letter but page proofs of Wauchope's book, Deviation into Sense: the Nature of Explanation.

Enclosed ms., in BR's hand, critiques a typescript Wauchope had sent him.

On Wauchope's typescript, especially re number. BR likes what Wauchope writes about ethical matters.

BR recommends books by Carnap, Reichenbach and himself.

BR is just getting over influenza ("several attacks") and "a prolonged spell of intense overwork". BR "is therefore obliged to do nothing that he can avoid for the next month, and to a great deal less than he has been doing for the rest of his life."

Written on TC letterhead with "Geneva" handwritten at the top.

Photocopy is incomplete.

Document is titled "Extract from a Letter of Bernard [sic] Russell's to H.J. Laski".

Document is titled "Copy of telegram from Bertrand Russell".

The donor has noted on the photocopy that the letter is part of her autograph collection.

Not a letter but a photocopied page titled "Houston Open Forum Speakers—1929-1930". BR is listed as speaking Tuesday, 12 Nov. 1929, on "The Outlook for Civilization", at the City Auditorium.

Letterhead of the Civic Federation of Dallas.

Letterhead of the American Philosophical Association, Western Division.

Two photocopies.

Enclosed is a reprint of an article by Henkin, "Are Logic and Mathematics Identical?", Science, 16 Nov. 1962.

Two photocopies.

Letterhead of Hotel Bellevue, Boston.

Two photocopies, with a typed copy of the letter included.

Ts. is a tribute to Linus Pauling.

BR sets out his plans for the remainder of the year.

BR thanks Follwell for her letter mentioning What I Believe.

BR thanks Follwell for her letter at record 1139.

BR, in London, wants to dine with Follwell.

BR hasn't been receiving letters from Follwell.

BR has received Follwell's "lovely long letter ... today".

Evidently BR has had another letter from Follwell, dated 9 August 1927.

BR has received more letters from her.

The letter is dated by the reference to "our cook has gone queer...."

BR refers to "my long silence" and to the cook problem.

The "7" in 1927 has been made into an "8", but the letter is clearly in answer to the topics raised in Follwell's letter of 17 July 1927 at RA1 710.050014, record 73997.

Letter is dated only "Sunday".

Like the previous entry, letter is dated "Sunday" only.

Letter is dated "Friday" only.

Letter is dated "Monday" only.

Letterhead: "On board S.S. Homeric".

Not a letter but an unassigned envelope, first of a grouping of eight such pieces.

Written on letterhead of Hotel Louvois, Paris.

Not a letter but a statement re "The Authenticity and Authority of the English version of Wittgenstein's Tractatus".