"Answered" was noted by BR.

"Answered". Dated by BR.

"Ans" was noted by BR.

"Ans".

"Ans". BR has provided the year.

BR has provided the year.

"Please return" in BR's hand.

Donnelly encloses (not present) Francis Hackett's review in The New Republic of BR's unnamed book. The only review by Hackett of a Russell book known to Blackwell-Ruja is that of Why Men Fight in The New Republic, 10 (1917): 24-6. The letter's date had previously been read as 1907/03/14. Donnelly refers to her letter of "a week ago"; see document .049379.

BR's note at the top: "Type 1st 2 sheets". He provided the year. On the Wimbledon by-election.

BR has provided the year.

Russell has provided the year with a query.

The year is ambiguously written but it is confirmed as 1905 by Russell's preceding letters of 1905/03/06 and 1905/04/10.

Donnelly writes from Ravello, Italy.

Enclosure is titled "Bryn Mawr College Collegiate Examination", dated 27 May 1911.

Dated from document .049334 and from the mention of Woodrow Wilson's primary nomination victory (on the 46th ballot).

BR has evidently read parts of Forstice to her in Paris.

Photograph is inscribed "Sons of Lord J. Russell". There is no reference to it in the letter.

A transcription of document .049342. There are annotations and corrections in BR's hand.

Also included is a carbon copy.

Not a letter but a note in BR's hand re Carey Thomas, written probably in 1948. It concerns BR's visit to Bryn Mawr related in document .049352, record 58379.

A transcription of document .049352, with corrections in BR's hand.

Included is a carbon copy, also corrected.

On Wilson and the war with Mexico. Donnelly hopes that BR will come back and see President Wilson about it. (BR's letter on the war is lost.)

Incomplete.

BR's note identifies her as "a young lady novelist who lives with Mrs Hodder and whom I knew in Oxford 5 years ago." The note may be for Ottoline Morrell. Gerould writes about BR's visit to Princeton.

A transcription of document .049354.

There are corrections in BR's hand. Included is a carbon copy. BR has annotated his earlier note as having been added in 1914.

Donnelly had been circulating (the manuscript of) "Mysticism and Logic".

(This ms. re-surfaced in 2002 from an unknown source and was auctioned and then re-sold to an unnamed buyer.)

Donnelly has not heard from BR on the war. She asks him to expound English divorce law (re Frank Russell).

Alice Hamilton has BR's letter to Lucy of 10 days ago to read at Hull House.

The written date is "5 February 1914", but it should be 1915.

BR has told her that he has got a "permanent appointment" at Cambridge.