BR's letter is typed across the face of Gregson's letter, described at record 61802.

(More on BR's affliction of the throat.)

On the verso of Alexander's letter to BR, described at record 61805.

On the verso of page 1 of Fraser's letter to BR, described at record 61807.

Payment for the BBC's broadcast of BR's Sunday Times article in Russian, Italian and German.

Two copies, second of which is dated differently and is described at record 60416.

"I am much flattered by your belief that I can do an impartial survey of my own philosophy as though it were someone else's. I like the idea and will do my best to satisfy you."

BR has opted out of contributing to Sands' philosophy series.

On the verso of page 2 of Mosely's letter to BR, described at record 61818.

Enclosed copy of a letter between Hopper and the Philosophical Library concerns permission to reprint a BR article from The Listener. BR's reply is missing, despite the note "Copy attached".

Enclosed draft is titled "The Scientific Mind", and was to be sent to "a wide range of eminent men of science".

On the verso of Sands' letter to BR, described at record 61824.

"I have come back [from interviewing BR] deeply touched by your kindness and affection and with memories that will live with me."

BR asks "How far is criticism of British government policy tolerated?"

On the verso of Dove's letter to BR, described at record 61832.

"I cannot think of a single person in the world whom I would rather have had in my last programme."

On the verso of Knowles' letter to BR, described at record 61837.

Re Schweitzer.

Enclosed letters concern permission to reprint "The Road to Happiness", appearing in The Listener, 11 Jan. 1952.

On the verso of Burnett's letter to BR, described at record 61841.

Re the John Freeman interview, fixed for 11 December 1958.

On the verso of Fraser's letter to BR, described at record 61845.

On the verso of page 1 of Williamson's letter to BR, described at record 61848.

On the verso of Kallin's letter to BR, described at record 61850.

Re Wittgenstein—BR is "not very anxious" to say things about Wittgenstein as a man.

On the verso of Kallin's letter to BR, described at record 61853.

Re BR's reminiscences of G.E. Moore.

On the verso of Sands' letter to BR, described at record 61856.

BR will do the "In Perspective" script.

On the verso of Smith's letter to BR, described at record 61858.

On the verso of Smith's letter to BR, described at record 61861.

Contains a formidable schedule of recording at Plas Penrhyn: 6 talks in 3 days.

On the verso of Gregory's letter to BR, described at record 61863.

On the verso of Kallin's letter to BR, described at record 61866. On a re-broadcast of the debate with Copleston.

Not a letter but a "with compliments" card, to which are attached 3 mimeos of broadcast scripts on G.E. Moore by Leonard Woolf, Morton White and John Wisdom.

Misfiled with the 1959 correspondence, the document has been refiled in the 1958 file.

Re G. Lowes Dickinson.

The enclosure is a German translation of BR's contribution to the programme "This Atomic Age".

On the verso of Kallin's letter to BR, described at record 61877.

BR declines to review Deutscher's 2nd volume on Trotsky: "I am too busy to undertake anything not connected with nuclear warfare."

On the verso of Gregory's letter to BR, described at record 61879. Re The Little Prince.

Enclosed outline is for a proposed programme on mathematics titled "Thinking in Numbers".

"What I chiefly urged about mathematics is that it is not so much concerned with numbers as is generally thought."

On the verso of Furness's letter to BR, described at record 61883.

BR has to go to Paris about 13 Sept. 1959 for a very important press conference.

Hopper encloses a copy of a letter about reprinting a BR article from The Listener by the Obunsha Company Ltd., Tokyo.

On the verso of Frost's letter to BR, described at record 61887.

On a recording of a discussion between BR and the Abbot of Downside on "The Immortality of the Soul", to be lent to McGill (McCall in Philosophy Dept.) for a university open house.

On the verso of page 1 of Radley's letter to BR, described at record 61890.

On the verso of Robertson's letter to BR, described at record 61892.

Thanks for contribution to "Atomic Age" broadcasts.

Enclosures are titled "Suggested Order of Asian Club" and "Suggested List of Questions for Asian Club—Nov. 25th. 1959".

Re Epstein.