Sophy Hall was known formally as Lady Hall.

The card is a photograph of "Elizabeth" Russell with her dogs in France.

Card is a photograph of "Elizabeth" Russell with a dog.

The letter is enclosed inside folded cardstock with a photograph of a house, presumably "Elizabeth" Russell's, stuck on the front.

Previously Fred M. Leventhal had sent a partial transcription of this letter in writing to K. Blackwell, 5 June 1969.

BR is sorry Brailsford is leaving The New Leader. The only subject BR would like to write about is "Why the Labour Party is disgusting".

Re Marriage and Morals.

BR's brief note is written on the top of Catlin's letter.

Philosophy should not aim directly at moral regeneration. "My anger against Mr. Kolman was much enhanced by his being a Czech. Though a fool, he has power to help in hounding good men to their death."

Also in file is a copy of a caricature of BR by Rosen. The original of this item was purchased framed, and is in the Russell Archives.

The son of Martin Buber asks permission to publish a letter of BR to Buber, 9 Sept. 1963 (record 54258), in the planned publication of a selection of Buber's correspondence.

Three photocopies. Letter contains a note to preface The Perplexities of John Forstice.

Two photocopies. BR considers John Watson "silly".

Letterhead: "University "Pitt' Club". Two photocopies.

The original, now in the Slater book collection at Fisher Library, University of Toronto, is tipped into Frank Russell's copy of An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry (1897).

Re Marriage and Morals debate.

BR has "very much enjoyed your writing" and suggests Feb. 12 for lunch. Koestler, BR thinks, is "a little premature", and a small group, who have a similar outlook, should meet to discuss a programme for the world.

Attached is a typed transcription of the letter, made at McMaster.

On pragmatism, deciding beliefs by their advantages.

Letter in support of Schiller's candidacy for Deputy Professor of Moral Philosophy.

Letter is addressed to "My Lords and Gentlemen" and is a testimonial for Schiller in the latter's candidacy for the Waynflete Professorship of Moral and Metaphysical Philosophy, Oxford.

Not a letter but an undated ms. titled "Russell's Theory of Truth".

Not a letter but an undated ms. in BR's hand, marked "Schiller" at the top. It is a critique of an unspecified work by Schiller.

Schiller has annotated BR's comments throughout. Attached is a typed transcription of the ms.

This typed copy of extracts was sent to Jane Addams. The full, original letter is at 710.049510, record 58539.

BR expresses his inability to meet Nehru during his visit to London owing to his wife’s illness and now they are about to sail.

This is a photograph of the original document.

Verso of the card is addressed to Richard Bar.

Two photocopies.

In Recent Acquisition 1a (box 10.01) there is a retyped copy with no separate entry for the original printout.

Two photocopies.

In Recent Acquisition 1a (box 10.01) there is a retyped copy with no separate entry for the original printout.

Enclosure consists of "some notes on the best route" to Penrhyndeudraeth by road.

BR's diet letter, published in McCall's Magazine, April 1920.

Written at the top: "This letter was not sent. Original was destroyed R.S." Shelley was secretary of the committee situated in Battle Creek, Michigan.