BR TO RUPERT CRAWSHAY-WILLIAMS, 30 MAY 1947
BRACERS 56045. TLS. McMaster
Proofread by K. Blackwell

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27 Dorset House
Gloucester Place
N.W.1.
30th May, 1947.

Dear Rupert,

I think it possible that the enclosed batch of letters1 may interest you as they give a picture of average sentiment in England at the present time. The one that gave me the most pleasure was the one saying that Satan inspired my talk.

I do not want the letters back. I have not had any about my broadcast on you,2 as the B.B.C. only forwards letters about once a month.

If this letter reaches you while Peter is still there some of the enclosed may interest her.

Love to Elizabeth, and tell Peter (if still there)a the flat seems very empty without either her or the dog.

Yours aff.
<signed> B.R.

• 1

  batch of letters On “The Faith of a Rationalist”, broadcast 20 May. See record 57574.

• 2

  my broadcast on you See the note to record 56053. Russell’s review of The Comforts of Unreason was broadcast on 27 May.

Textual Notes

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