Enclosed contracts are for the appearance of BR and Mortimer J. Adler in a debate on education at the Sinai Temple on 20 January 1941.

Not a letter but a prospectus on BR by the Leigh Bureau, promoting his lectures under the auspices of the Bureau.

Not a letter but a booklet titled Sinai Temple Forum Twenty-Seventh Season. Program 1940-1941". Included is a commentary on BR's debate with Mortimer J. Adler on education, scheduled for 20 January 1941.

A typed transcription of the letter is included in the file. The original letter was found in [C.M.G. Masterman], From the Abyss (London, 1902), in the Slater book collection, which went to the Fisher Library, U. of Toronto. See Slater, "A Perfect Gift", Russell o.s. no. 13 (Spring 1974): 13–15.

Re Wittgenstein.

Concerning a letter to the Master of the College supporting BR's reinstatement as lecturer.

Draft of a letter to the Master, Trinity College, in support of BR's reinstatement as lecturer.

Re the BBC television programme in honour of BR's 92nd birthday.

A carbon copy with footnoted annotations in Hollond's hand. Enclosed ts. is titled "Note on the Biographical Sketch Produced on Television in Honour of the 92nd Birthday of Bertrand Earl Russell".

Enclosed draft is of an address.

BR will come and choose one of G.H. Hardy's books. He is only in Cambridge on Thursdays, lecturing at 11. (Hardy died on 1 Dec. 1947.)

This is a handwritten transcription of the original letter, document .053272, record 116694.

There are two other transcriptions, both typed: document .047685, record 75045

Document .047686, record 75046
 

Not a letter but a testimonial for Stanley Keeling in his application for a lectureship in philosophy.

The file also contains a carbon of this letter on the verso of Carmichael's letter.

There is a typed transcription of this letter in Rec. Acq. 232b.

Re BR and "his strange madness".

There is a postscript in BR's hand. A typed note at the foot: "(BR wrote the postscript on the carbon inadvertently, so I am sending it rather than the top copy. Hope you don't mind. Ralph Schoenman, Secretary.)"

Not a letter but a note by Seldes about the BR-Santayana letters.

The body of the letter contains a message by BR to World Women's Conference in Moscow.

An excerpted transcription, which states BR's address to be Chicago.

However, the letter was written while he was still in London.

See record 56400 for the full letter and address code.

An excerpted transcription.

An excerpted transcription.

An excerpted transcription. Address: "In train to New Orleans."

An excerpted transcription.

Also in file: 2 TL(CAR) at documents .174098 and .174100.

Also in file: a duplicate TL(CAR) at document .174102.

Also in file: a photocopy at document .174110.

On the letterhead of the Dallas Open Forum.

BR praises Acland's All Else Is Folly.

BR encloses an appeal against the danger of nuclear war in the Middle East, and asks Oppenheimer to sign it, hoping to make it public "upon the securing of a substantial number of signatures from eminent people...."

Not a letter but a signed testimonial to the work of Kaplan and Copilowish titled "Must There Be Propositions?"

Not a letter but a ms. note in BR's hand, on descriptions. BR uses "Irving Copilowish" in the ms.

Not a letter but a draft press statement, assumed to be by BR, on the demonstration at Marham Nuclear Rocket Base. Attached is a mimeo press statement about the same demonstration issued by the East Anglian Committee of 100.

Re the Axiom of Infinity.

Typescript is titled "Hypothesis Leading to a New Theory of Gravity".

Typescript is titled "A Proposed Investigation".

BR explains the difference between a private Member's Bill and a private Member's amendment to a Government Bill.

The letter is viewable at https://lse-atom.arkivum.net/uklse-dl1al010010010403-uklse-dl1-al01-001…. It is stamped as belonging to the Fawcett Library.

There is also a typed transcription of this letter. An image is at https://lse-atom.arkivum.net/uklse-dl1al010020070145.

In Doreen Joad's hand, signed by BR.

Page(s) missing. Photocopy and typed transcription included.