Schoenman asks for Carnap's assistance in interesting UCLA in the Russell Archives.

Re the sale of the Bertrand Russell papers, which "are in the process of being prepared for sale to a university library or research institution". "Lord Russell is seeking to realize the maximum figure for his archive."

Feinberg asks for Carnap's permission to include in Vol. III of the Autobiography a letter from Carnap to BR dated 12 May 1962.

Re acquiring copies of Carnap's letters to BR and a copy of a BR ms. (a précis of Principia Mathematica which BR sent to Carnap in 1922).

Not a letter but date-stamped proofs of pp. 305-12 of An Outline of Philosophy, marked "Press BR".

Enclosed ts. appears to be a single surviving leaf of a larger enclosure which Carnap included in the letter.

There is also a photocopy of a typed carbon of this letter.

Note on total sales of Principles of Social Reconstruction and Roads to Freedom.

Re CCNY controversy, seeking Carnap's support in BR's favour.

Enclosed letter is a copy of a letter from the American Philosophical Association to the Board of Higher Education, CCNY, in support of BR.

 

"Finally, Lord Russell has reconsidered his attitude to The Perplexities of John Forstice, an unpublished novelette, and has decided to withdraw any objections he previously held to its publication. There are, however, a great many points relating to its eventual publication which we would be most interested to discuss with you."

Enclosure is an invitation to join a new Free Thought Club at Cambridge.

Re BR's resignation from CND.

Not a letter but a memorandum of a conversation with BR.

Not a letter but a ms. précis of definitions in Principia Mathematica.

Not a letter but a memorandum of a conversation with BR.

Two photocopies. Enclosed statement is in support of the American David Mitchell, on trial for refusing to serve in the American Army in Vietnam.

Two photocopies.

Two photocopies.

Three photocopies.

Rosbaud asks BR's assistance in having a Born lecture on the Atom Bomb published in an English newspaper.

A joint letter, signed by BR, including Max Born and 11 others, protesting treatment of Soviet Jews.

Enclosed ts. is BR's introduction to the Born-Einstein correspondence, with a German translation.

Enclosed memorandum is titled: "Memorandum Based on a Meeting Held on the Initiative of Bertrand Russell at Pugwash, Nova Scotia in July 1957"; enclosed appendix is to the memorandum.

Note on future books, including "Reminiscences" (Autobiography) and "Life of Voltaire".

Re an international conference to consider the effects of hydrogen bomb tests; enclosed is a list of scientists being invited. Attached is a slightly different draft copy of the letter.

Re inclusion of two letters from Born in Vol. III of the Autobiography. Two photocopies.

Re inclusion of two letters from Born in Vol. III of the Autobiography. Enclosed ts. lists spelling corrections to the originals.