Attached is a handwritten transcription made by Margaret Moran. Re Joseph Conrad and his 5 novels of enduring value.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available. It is referred to in Santayana, Letters 6: 54.

Re polygamy. A handwritten copy by Margaret Moran omits the first part of the letter.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

Aka P.E.N. Club. Attached is an holograph copy of the letter.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

Attached is a handwritten copy of the letter made by Margaret Moran. Re the World League for Sexual Reform.

Attached is a handwritten copy of the letter made by Margaret Moran. BR asks to be seated next to Amber Blanco White.

Only a précis of the text made by Margaret Moran is available.

There are 12 letters at Texas. Margaret Moran provided a one-sentence précis: "Almost all are regrets about not being able to accept her invitations; or rarely arrangements to meet."

Re Carlyle's remark to Emerson on Plato, and Leo XIII and the canonization of Boethius. (Doubtless points for revision in History.)

Re staying at Beacon Hill School.

Edith Egbert Norton was Henry Kittredge Norton's second wife.

Karlene was the daughter of Henry Kittredge Norton and Edith Egbert Norton.

A letter requesting Bradley sit for his portrait by an artist; signed by BR and 33 other philosophers.

An open letter to members of the CND.

BR gives specific instructions on how to drive to Telegraph House.

"I am sorry I lost my temper, which was foolish. But I have long thought that you have been trying not to know the truth about Russia, and a long-standing feeling boiled over."

(Re Brains Trust, 3 May 1948.) See also record 57651 and Papers 26: 370.

Re New Statesman correspondence about forced labour in Russia.

"You certainly performed your editorial duty in the matter."

Re stories about Appleton.

BR's letter of resignation from the presidency of CND.

Re the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Two photocopies.

Re the great honour of the Nobel Prize. Will BR "need a tail coat or a dinner jacket or both or neither?"

BR will take a Swedish plane arriving about 8 on Dec. 9 and leaving by plane the morning of Dec. 12.

On "politically" in his lecture title, "Politically Important Desires". There is nothing in it that "could influence the way a man would vote in an election". But BR would prefer not to lecture.

"Agree lecture suggest subject what desires are politically important. Russell"

US Lecture Tour (1950)

"Thanks for gratifying telegram will come Nobel festival Russell".

Hall replied to Cumberlege at BR's request.

BR agrees to the proposal for the German rights of Religion and Science.

Hall signed the first-person letter in her name on behalf of BR.

The monkey story.

Two photocopies.

Two photocopies.

Re BR's letter of 13 December 1937.

A slash mark and "Not sent" are written across face of letter.

BR has commented separately on Britton's typescript (see record 55666).

Broad and Moore and "silly".

BR replies to Britton's responses to BR's critical comments. "... I think your self-assertiveness is necessary if you are to have sufficient drive."

Britton needs for his book a philosopher, "somebody like Sartre, who combines philosophy with works of imagination".

In praise of Britton's "Murder's Last Word".

Britton has written notes about ABC of Relativity.