Total Published Records: 135,546
BRACERS Notes
Record no. | Notes, topics or text |
---|---|
56301 | In praise of Britton's "Murder's Last Word". |
56302 | Britton has written notes about ABC of Relativity. |
56303 | |
56304 | |
56305 | |
56306 | |
56307 | |
56308 | |
56309 | |
56310 | |
56311 | BR agrees to two reprintings. The photocopy makes the letter appear to be unsigned, but it really is signed. |
56312 | |
56313 | |
56314 | Re BR's visit to Wellesley College. |
56315 | |
56316 | |
56317 | On work for peace that American citizens are undertaking. |
56318 | |
56319 | Enclosed letter to the editor of the New Statesman by BR was not published. |
56320 | |
56321 | |
56322 | |
56323 | |
56324 | |
56325 | "All drafts received agree with you re annexations think Halifax best next Temple Wood I will sign what you and Murray agree on = Russell". |
56326 | "I have your letter with the addendum. I incline to the plan of a very large number of signatures, as influential as possible. I think you and Gilbert Murray and I have pretty well used up our capital of influence in regard to Germany. I dare say my judgment is wrong, and I will agree to whatever you decide." |
56327 | Gollancz asks BR to sign the enclosed letter to the editor of The Times. He has asked other prominent individuals to sign it. |
56328 | "I am very glad to sign the letter to The Times that you have sent me. I was thinking of getting up such a letter, as the matter is one on which I feel very vehemently." |
56329 | BR is willing to sign a petition or join in signing a letter re Ernst von Weizsaecker. |
56330 | Misdated by BR as 8.12.48. |
56331 | BR has written to The Times to support Gollancz on dismantling German industry. "They usually refuse to print letters from me, on theological grounds." (The letter was not published.) |
56332 | |
56333 | Re a letter BR sent to Ernest Gellner. |
56334 | |
56335 | The form letter asking the recipient to join the British "Who Killed Kennedy?" Committee. |
56336 | |
56337 | |
56338 | |
56339 | |
56340 | The text of the letter is in Latin. |
56341 | |
56342 | |
56343 | |
56344 | |
56345 | |
56346 | |
56347 | |
56348 | |
56349 | |
56350 | |
56351 | |
56352 | |
56353 | BR could not answer Einstein's cable satisfactorily. BR had not heard of the proposal in question and is not in touch with the people in question. [Yet this may concern B&R F47.03. See Einstein on Peace, pp. 462-4. Einstein seems to have inferred from BR's letter that his signature on the appeal in B&R F47.03 was not authorized by BR, as Einstein told Henry Usborne on 9 January 1948.] |
56354 | |
56355 | |
56356 | On the letterhead of the Committee of 100. |
56357 | |
56358 | |
56359 | |
56360 | Enclosed appeal is to Khrushchev on behalf of Soviet Jews. |
56361 | |
56362 | Re the return of BR's letter to Martin Luther King of 9 Sept. 1963, "By the postal authorities, who appear to be anxious to be unhelpful." Farley encloses the returned letter and asks Slater King to "Kindly see that the letter arrives." |
56363 | Enclosed appeal is to Khrushchev on behalf of Soviet Jews. |
56364 | A typed transcription is attached. |
56365 | "Very sorry impossible. Russell" is BR's reply, perhaps to a request for an article. |
56366 | Dated incorrectly 1947. |
56367 | |
56368 | |
56369 | |
56370 | On letterhead of Chalet Soleil, Randogne sur Sierre, Switzerland, so possibly written from there [Elizabeth Russell's home]. |
56371 | |
56372 | Letterhead: "On Board S.S. Celtic". |
56373 | |
56374 | |
56375 | Re BR's pacifism. |
56376 | A superb letter on BR's positions on Asia, Africa, Russia, and Europe. He adds: "... I cannot but feel that a war [with Russia] would do less harm than world-wide tyranny." |
56377 | |
56378 | |
56379 | Two photocopies. |
56380 | Letterhead: Ritz-Carlton Hotel. |
56381 | |
56382 | Not a letter but a memorandum of a telephone call by Marianne Moore of The Dial to Dorothy Harvey re an article of Harvey's that BR sent to The Dial for publication. |
56383 | Enclosure is titled: "Geneva—a Message to the Foreign Ministers", signed by BR and three others. |
56384 | |
56385 | (Although written on Overstrand Mansions letterhead, Russell was at Newlands Farm at this time.) |
56386 | |
56387 | . |
56388 | |
56389 | |
56390 | |
56391 | Re the CCNY controversy. |
56392 | |
56393 | Enclosed is a statement signed by BR but, according to the letter, written by Patricia Russell; it was intended as a press release to counter misrepresentations in the American press surrounding the CCNY controversy. |
56394 | |
56395 | Not a letter but a press release by the American Civil Liberties Union including the statement submitted by Patricia Russell with her letter of 8 April 1940. |
56396 | |
56397 | |
56398 | |
56399 | The letter relates to Conrad Memorial, 1927 Aug. 12. |
56400 | Russell gives his address as "as from University of Chicago", but the text shows that he wrote this letter before leaving England. Moreover, he was not due to arrive in New York until Sept. 25. |