Not a letter but a leaflet announcing the formation of the BRPF.

Not a letter but a donation form for the Atlantic Peace Foundation.

Not a letter but a mimeograph titled "Statement of Bertrand Russell at Television Interview and Press Conference on Launching of Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation and Atlantic Peace Foundation 29 September, 1963".

Russell had requested his autograph.

Printed letter To the Electors of the Wimbledon Division of Surrey.

Included is a signed photograph of BR.

Letter of thanks titled "Wimbledon Parliamentary Bye Election 1907".

Attached is a typed copy of the letter. Enclosed with the original was a letter from Gilbert Murray as well as the document at record 58020, and a "note regarding Bertrand Russell", dated 1918/03/23, by Wiseman.

Telegram concerns CCNY controversy. Included in the file is a photocopy of a BR article titled "What I Believe", appearing in The Nation, 30 Mar. 1940.

The signature is secretarial, probably in the hand of Ralph Schoenman.

Letter is printed in a publication titled 50 Federal Supplement under a section titled "Russell v. Barnes Foundation. Civil Action No. 2932".

Letter is included in the ts. titled "In the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Bertrand Russell ... vs. The Barnes Foundation ... Plaintiff's Affidavit in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment", p. 3.

Letter is included in the ts. titled "In the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Bertrand Russell ... vs. The Barnes Foundation ... Plaintiff's Affidavit in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment", p. 3.

Letter is included in the ts. titled "In the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Bertrand Russell ... vs. The Barnes Foundation ... Plaintiff's Affidavit in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment", p. 3.

Letter is included in the ts. titled "In the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Bertrand Russell ... vs. The Barnes Foundation ... Plaintiff's Affidavit in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment", p. 3.

Attached is a photocopy of a typed copy of a ms., a "Brief Synopsis of My Proposed Lectures", enclosed in the original letter.

The ms. is titled: "Philosophy and Cultural Development in Europe".

On BRPF letterhead.

BR explains his pacifist views and relates them to world government. One sentence was widely misinterpreted in the media when the Simon Wiesenthal Centre's Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles, announced its acquisition of the letter for US$4,000. The following sentence was seen as referring to Hitler himself: "... if the Germans succeeded in sending an invading army to England, we should do best to treat them as visitors, give them quarters, and invite the Commander in Chief to dine with the Prime Minister."

Also in the file is the news story in the Mail Online, 23 Jan. 2014, about the letter's upcoming sale, with images of the letter and 21 readers' comments. BR addressed the envelope thus: Godfrey J. Carter Esq. | New Buildings | Eton College | Windsor

B&R J89.01 is a quotation from the letter in a Sotheby's catalogue.

Three photocopies.

The original letter is in Greg's copy of Principia Mathematica, purchased in 1993 by Karl Popper.

The letter is addressed to "Mr. Pontius".

(Steven Bayne on Russell-l on 1999/11/11 says that he knew a Pontius at Harvard who said he knew Russell. Thus the identification is good but tentative).

Enclosed manuscript is on pacifism with fighting for certain principles being justifiable.

Enclosed ms. is titled "Capitalism or What? by Bertrand Russell".

Mrs. Lovett was a student of BR's at the Barnes Foundation.

Re Barnes: "I was sorry to be torn from the class, and from those who, like yourself, were becoming friends."

Holograph copy made by Caroline Lovett.

Holograph copy made by Caroline Lovett.

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Speech by Bertrand Russell for Trafalgar Square Meeting, 29 October, 1961".

Copy of a letter from the Committee of 100, signed by BR and Scott.

Copy of a letter from BR, a statement titled "Notes on the Berlin Crisis".

A typed copy of the letter is attached.

A typed copy of the letter is attached.

Letter is substantially the same as the previous letter at record 58077, but is not addressed specifically to Rabinowitch; rather it is headed "For publication in the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists: to the Editor".

Photocopy of a newsclip from The New York Times printing of a BR letter to the editor headed "Vietnam Policy Protested; Russell Holds Our Aim is to Block Economic Reform".

Enclosed printed note asks for financial contributions to the Bertrand Russell Peace Fund. It ends: "This note is inserted quite unknown to Lord Russell by his secretary."

Enclosed statement concerns the dismissal of Biagi and Howard Ozmon from Patterson State College.

Signed "Bouvardine" (from Flaubert's novel). Mary, in reply to record 132308, is "delighted to hear hear that you [BR] got your Fellowship at the first try. You were most cunning in leading us not to expect it, for now it comes as such a surprise that if the others feel like me, they will bow in humble reverence before you and hail you Genius!!!"

The date is that of the last postmark.

The date is that of the last postmark.