Offprint is of a Maclean's Magazine article on Pugwash.

Photocopy of the newsclip enclosure from the Toronto Daily Star of an article: "Stop Goading RUSS Red China, we can't win—Cyrus Eaton".

Not a letter but a ts. by BR. A paragraph in BR's hand is added on p. 2. This is in Part Four of Fact and Fiction.

Not a letter but a ts. by Eaton.

Not a letter but a poem titled "For Lord Russell". Handwritten note at the foot of the letter: "Sent with Mrs. Eaton's handwritten note 4-10-62".

Enclosure is from the Saturday Review, 16 March 1963. It is a letter by BR under the heading "The Press as a Weapon", followed by another letter under the heading "Lester Markel Replies".

The photocopy is included as an appendix to an essay on the letter and BR's pacifism by Lois Elaine Huber. The essay, written sometime after 1964, also contains a preface, "Introductory Essay", a typed copy of the letter, footnoted, a bibliography, and a typed copy of an Associated Press notice from The New York Times, 11 June 1940, titled "Russell Is Now for War Better than Passive Resistance, Says Former Foe of Fighting".

An accounting of tickets sold for BR's lecture at Northwestern.

648 tickets were sold or given away, representing full capacity for the lecture venue, Fisk Chapel.

Not a letter but a remittance notice to Schilpp for expenses incurred "for driving for Mr. Bertrand Russell while lecturing at Northwestern Univ."

Enclosed agreement between Schilpp as editor of the Library of Living Philosophers and BR re BR's contribution to said library.

Photocopy of an unsigned carbon.

Enclosed is a "tentative table of contents" for the projected volume on BR's philosophy.

Patricia Russell writes on letterhead of the Hotel Claremont, Berkeley, California.

Patricia writes that BR and she would have preferred UC-Berkeley to UCLA because of the countryside.

A photocopy of a typed copy of this letter is attached.

Written on Fallen Leaf Lodge letterhead.

BR will leave Fallen Leaf Lodge on 8 Sept. 1940 and arrive at Harvard about Sept. 17.

Included is a handwritten and signed postscript by Schilpp.

Letter is written by Judge Frank's clerk.

BR writes: "Very few artists are preferable to good photographers...."

Letter is incomplete; first page is a handwritten draft, no heading. Written at the top: "Letter to B. Russell June 26, 1943."

BR was now living at 2 Pennstone Rd., Bryn Mawr, PA., and probably overlooked his former address on the letterhead.