Sassoon asks, "Have you done anything about getting the statement out as a leaflet?"

BR has supplied the year.

Sassoon has been unable to see his commanding officer.

"No result so far except tolerant kindness and amiability, and extreme unwillingness to take action."

"How kind of you to contribute a manuscript to our work."

A transcription of document .055082; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected and annotated the ribbon copy.

A transcription of document .055084, record 20924; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both and annotated the ribbon copy, including Miss Belloc Lowndes.

This is Sassoon's anti-war statement. The revisions in BR's hand were communicated by Sassoon in his letter of 1917/06/23, record 79899. It is likely that the date on the statement is a projected date, and that this version was completed in June 1917.

A transcription of document .055086. BR has corrected it.

A transcription of document .055088; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both, expanding abbreviations on the ribbon copy.

A poem reprinted from The Cambridge Magazine, 14 July 1917.

She would like to bring her sister, Mrs. Charlton, to a meeting with BR and encloses an unpublished letter on war-time behaviour of the German military.

A transcription of document .055090; also a carbon copy.

A transcription of document .055092. A secretarial hand has annotated it.

A transcription of document .055096; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both and annotated the ribbon copy.

A transcription of document .055098.

A transcription of document .055100; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

A transcription of document .055105.

A transcription of document .055109. BR has corrected it.

A transcription of document .055112; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected them.

A transcription of document .055115; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both and annotated the ribbon copy.

A transcription of document .055119; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

A transcription of document .055121; also a carbon copy. BR has annotated the ribbon copy.

A transcription of document .055124.

A transcription of document .055126; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected and annotated both.

A transcription of document .055128; also a carbon copy.

A transcription of document .055132.

A transcription of document .055134; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected them.

A transcription of document .055139.

A transcription of document .055141. BR has corrected it.

A transcription of document .055146; also a carbon copy.

A transcription of document .055159.

A transcription of document .055495, record 2874; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

On whether "true means advantageous".

This exchange was occasioned by BR's paper on pragmatism and truth at Oxford, 30 Nov. 1902.

A transcription of document .055497, record 79939; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected them both.

On pragmatism, mentioning Meinong's "Annahme".

A transcription of document .055499, record 79942; also a carbon copy. BR has corrected both.

On BR's Mind exchange with Joachim.

Schiller is "glad to hear of your despair of 'argument' in dealing with philosophers."

Schiller asks for extra copies of "On the Nature of Truth".

On BR's review of Studies in Humanism by Schiller.

On "pragmatic trains" and some destinations.

Schiller praises BR's paper, "Transatlantic 'Truth'" and asks to borrow it. He is glad BR describes himself as an empiricist.

On publishing BR's article: Schiller suggests the Albany.

Schiller invites BR to dine and hear his paper on the Theaetetus on Nov. 15.

On "Transatlantic 'Truth'". Kallen told him BR attended Moore's paper.

On BR's "misconstruction" of the true and the useful.

Schiller thanks BR for the gift of Philosophical Essays and offers criticisms of familiar essays.

A transcription of document .055523, record 79965; also a carbon copy. BR has annotated both.

Schiller comments on Philosophical Essays and hopes BR will read at least the new preface to Riddles of the Sphinx.

BR has written at the top: "Coals of fire!". Schiller sends BR his Formal Logic.

On the old logic, in reply to a letter from BR re Formal Logic.

A reply to BR's review of Formal Logic.

On logic, Aristotle and Oxford.

Schiller reports on the Civil Service logic paper.

Schiller wants BR to attack the system of teaching Plato and Aristotle, especially at Oxford.

On causality—and pragmatism.

Schoenman reports on their trip to India, being about to land in Bombay, and the border dispute. He hopes BR and Edith will chivy him about the dispute.

On meetings in New Delhi.

On spending 6 hours with Nehru and what he instructed Schoenman and Pottle to tell Chou En-lai.

In Colombo [Sri Lanka], where they saw Bandaranaike, etc.

Schoenman reports on Ceylon, anticipation of China, and strategy for the Greek protests in London.

They had an extra day in Singapore.

They do not have access to news in Peking. They await 3 meetings to be fixed.

Schiller critiques BR's essay on Bergson.

Schoenman reports on Sartre's failure to sign an appeal on Russian Jews; Mauriac; Chaplin; and others.

Schoenman's fundraising attempts have been discouraging. On BRPF personnel and their limitations. On John F. Kennedy's death.

Schiller returns his letter of 10 Nov. and refers to Hoernlé's review of him in Mind.

Schoenman writes from Leningrad. No meetings yet.