Cook asks what has become of BR's "announced book On the Nature of Acquaintance".

The writer mentions inquiring into what has become of BR's announced book "On the Nature of Acquaintance".

Re BR's Justice in War Time.

Re BR's "On the Nature of Acquaintance".

Critique of the printing of Justice in War Time.

Re BR articles on the State and on Property.

Re the sales of Justice in War Time.

Re publishing BR's "Personal Statement" in Open Court.

Re a circular reprinting BR's "Personal Statement".

Re BR's "Personal Statement".

Re BR's Principles of Social Reconstruction.

Re BR's Justice in War Time.

Re corrections and changes to be made in printing a new edition of Justice in War Time.

Re the new edition of Justice in War Time.

Re the rights to Justice in War Time.

Carus wants "the actual statement of Professor Russell's condemnation to prison".

The writer requests that a copy of the October Monist be sent to BR.

A transcription typed by Katharine Tait. A photograph of the letter appears in the catalogue for Dominic Winter Auctioneers, 8 Oct. 2025.

The letter is annotated by Urmson.

The letter is annotated by Urmson.

This letter is also in Rec. Acq. 182.

BR is sending him "The Root Causes of Depression".

Two photocopies. A typed transcription is included.

BR recommends Paul Blanshard to do a book on Roman Catholicism and the Cold War.

Two photocopies. On Anglo-American relations.

Two photocopies. Re The Korean War.

Two photocopies. Re European visas.

Re BR, who "does not live the joys he preaches".

A typed transcription is included in the file.

A photocopy of a transcription, possibly typed by Bohr, is included in the file.

Tss. include the Russell-Einstein Manifesto and a list of "suggested signatories".

Enclosed ts. is a list of names of scientists being invited to a conference in India to appraise the dangers of nuclear weapons.

Enclosed ts. is a "Draft Agenda" for the proposed Pugwash Conference on Nuclear Weapons.

Einstein encourages Bohr to support BR's growing campaign against nuclear weapons.

"Autographed photo > Ostroll".

Mrs. Dudley was the mother of Helen Dudley, Dorothy Harvey, and their sister Catherine Delteil.

BR comments on Harry Paxton Howard: he met him first in Japan in 1921 and he was well informed on Sino-Japanese affairs. Since then BR has seen work of his on the same topics, "well-informed and right-minded".

BR agrees to the reprinting of his interview with John Freeman for $100 in the Wisdom Library.

£82.3.4 is to be paid for the Penrhyndeudraeth rates.