BR TO BBC / TREVOR BLEWITT, 27 DEC. 1944
BRACERS 57449. ALS(X). BBC Written Archives
Proofread by K. Blackwell

Grosvenor Lodge, Babraham Rd.,
Cambridge
[Not Trinity College]
27.12.44

Dear Mr. Blewitt

I enclose the script, having accepted most of your suggestions.1

In your letter, 2(c): I have added a short paragraph.
2(d). I think the added paragraph covers this.
2(e). “Monarchs” is not an over-simplification. Our Civil War, the French and Russian Revolutions, were all primarily against monarchical power; so were most of the revolutions of 1848.
2(f). I agree to “bureaucratic”.
2(g). Already covered.

I hope this will do. By the way, where you have altered “it is” to “it’s”, I shall say “it is” whatever you may print. I feel as if you were asking me to say “cheerio”. I hope you don’t mind.

Xmas delayed me but I have been as quick as possible.

Yours sincerely
Bertrand Russell.

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  having accepted most of your suggestions For “Where Do We Go Now?”. See Blewitt’s letter of 22 December. The suggestions are quoted in the headnote to 35 in Collected Papers 24. Not suggested but altered for him in Russell’s script was “it is” to “it’s”.