BR TO RALPH BARTON PERRY, 27 OCT. 1913
BRACERS 54125. ALS. Harvard U.
Proofread by K. Blackwell

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Trinity College,
Cambridge.1
27 Oct. ’13

Dear Professor Perry

It would be a very great kindness on your part if you would keep a calendar of my engagements, and make them for me. When the post takes a week each way, it is very difficult to manage. And you know better than I can what is compatible with my work at Harvard, in view of train-service etc.

I do not wish to make very many engagements away from Cambridge (Mass.), nor at great distances. But I thought a certain number would be feasible and advantageous.

Yes, I wrote the discussion of “neutral monism”,2 and I suppose it will be published some day. But I have not yet had proofs. It should begin in the January Monist and continue at intervals for some time.

Yours faithfully
Bertrand Russell.

• 1

  [document] Proofread against a photocopy of the original letter.

• 2

  “neutral monism” It was Part II of “On the Nature of Acquaintance” (B&R C14.01) and appeared in the April 1914 Monist; as Pt. I, Chap. II of Papers 7.