Russell disagrees with the editor of The Unpopular Review. The article as published is so altered that Russell would be obliged if he "would announce that it is by him and me jointly, not by me alone." The only known article Russell published in this Review is "Religion and the Churches".

Russell has read Hoernlé's article on religion.

"Something new and vital and important is growing out of resistance to the war—it is the first thing that has brought me any happiness since August 1914." Carus's attitude to BR: "outrageously patriotic".

Hoernlé's article is "intelligent and pleasing".