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Box	Doc./Folder	Title	Date	Biblio. Ref.	Coll. Papers
3.76	230.030000-F1	[notebook on mathematical articles]	(1898-1904)	A4
3.76	230.030000-F2	[notes on mathematical articles] 11 s.	(1898-1904)	A4
3.76	230.030010	The Philosophy of Matter. 2 s.	1897
3.76	230.030020	Why do we regard Time, but not Space, as necessarily a Plenum? 12 s.	1897	AA7
3.76	230.030030	Motion in plenum. 4 s.	1897	AA7
3.76	230.030040	On the Conception of Matter in mixed Mathematics 4 s.	1897	AA7
3.76	230.030050	On Causality as used on Dynamics. 6 s.	(Mar. 1898)	AA7
3.76	230.030060	Note on Order 27 s.	1898	AA7
3.76	230.030070	On the difference of metrical and projective Geometry. 9 s.	1899	AA7
3.76	230.030080	On the Quadrilateral Construction	1899	AA7
3.76	230.030090	Definition of the plane 14 s.	1899
3.76	230.030100	On Identity. 1 s.	1900	AA9
3.76	230.030110	On the Principles of Arithmetic. 22 s.		AA7
3.76	230.030120	On Quantity and distinction of sign 18 s.	[c.1897-1900]
3.76	230.030130	On Pure Extensive (Scalar) Quantity. 11 s.	[c.1897-1900]	AA7
3.76	230.030140	On the Constituents of Space and their mutual relations. 20 s.	[c.1897-1900]	AA7
3.76	230.030150	Calculus of Extension 1 s.	[c.1897-1900]
3.76	230.030160	On Equality and Inequality.		AA7
3.76	230.030170	Positional Manifold 2 s.	[c.1897-1900]
3.76	230.030300-F1	An Analysis of Mathematical Reasoning Book I 52 s.	(July 1898)	AA7
3.76	230.030300-F2	An Analysis of Mathematical Reasoning Book II 39 s.	(July 1898)	AA7
		Principles of Mathematics
3.77	230.030310	The Fundamental Ideas and Axioms of Mathematics 69 s.	1899	AA9
3.77	230.030320-F1	Principles of Mathematics. Draft of 1899-1900. Book I. Number. Chapter 1. Collections		AA9
3.77	230.030320-F2	[Principles of Mathematics.] Chapter III. Whole and Part without the use of Numbers. The Logical Calculus.	1899-1900	AA7
3.77	230.030320-F3	[Principles of Mathematics.] Part V. On the correlation of Series.		AA7
3.77	230.030320-F4	[Principles of Mathematics] Chapter IX Infinite divisibility and quantitative Infinity 74 s.	(1899-1900)	AA7
3.77	230.030350-F0	[The Principles of Mathematics rejected portions] 20 s.	(Apr. 1902)
3.77	230.030350-F1	The Principles of Mathematics	1903
3.77	230.030350-F2	The Principles of Mathematics	1903
3.78	230.030350-F3	Principles of Mathematics 53 s.	(1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F4	Principles of Mathematics 58 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F5	Principles of Mathematics 53 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F6	Principles of Mathematics 33 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F7	Principles of Mathematics 56 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F8	Principles of Mathematics 29 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F9	Principles of Mathematics 43 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F10	Principles of Mathematics 48 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F11	Principles of Mathematics 62 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.78	230.030350-F12	Principles of Mathematics 50 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.79	230.030350-F13	Principles of Mathematics 44 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.79	230.030350-F14	Principles of Mathematics 55 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.79	230.030350-F15	Principles of Mathematics 44 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.79	230.030350-F16	Principles of Mathematics 39 s.	1903 (1900-02)
3.79	230.030350-F17	Principles of Mathematics 19 s.	1903 (1900-02)	AA9
3.79	230.030350-F18	Principles of Mathematics 61 s.	1903 (1900-02)	AA9
3.79	230.030350-F19	Principles of Mathematics 20 s.	1903 (1900-02)	AA9
3.79	230.030350-F20	Principles of Mathematics 57 s.	1903 (1900-02)	AA9
3.79	230.030420-F1	[notes on Frege] 41 s.	[c.June/July 1902]	AA10
3.79	230.030420-F2	[notes on Frege] [incl. “Frege on the Contradiction”] 38 s.		AA10
3.79	230.030440-F1	[notes on Peano] 35 s.
3.79	230.030440-F2	[notes on Peano] 34 s.
3.80	230.030450	[notes on Meinong] 1 verso on Frege 1 verso on religion 28 s.		Hh77.05
3.80	230.030460	[notes on Schroder] 6 s.		AA9, Hh90.05
3.80	230.030470	[notes on Whitehead] 43 s.
3.80	230.030490	[criticisms of The Principles] 19 s.	1908
3.80	230.030500	Logical Order in F. 4 s.	1895
3.80	230.030650	On Functions 30 s.	(Oct. 1904)	AA10
3.80	230.030660	On the Nature of Functions 16 s.	(Nov. 1904)	AA10
3.80	230.030670	On the Functionality of Denoting Complexes 5 s.	(Nov. 1904)	AA10
3.80	230.030680	Functions 7 s.		AA10
3.80	230.030690	On Functions, Classes & Relations 18 s.	1904	AA10
3.80	230.030700-F1	Plan for a general Introduction to Vol. II 35 s.	1904	AA10
3.80	230.030700-F2	Plan for a general Introduction to Vol. II 37 s.	1904	AA10
3.80	230.030710-F1	On Fundamentals 40 s.	(June 1905)	AA10, H318
3.80	230.030710-F2	On Fundamentals 41 s.	(June 1905)	AA10, H318
3.80	230.030720	Logic in which propositions are not entities 7 s.	(Apr.-May 1906)		5:07
3.80	230.030730	On the functional theory of propositions, classes & relations 8 s.	(May 1906)		5:08
3.80	230.030740	Corrections required in present work 3 s.	1906		5:17
3.80	230.030750	Multiplicative axiom 21 s.	1906	H250	5:4b; 5:10
3.80	230.030760-F1	Fundamentals 35 s.	(Jan. 1907)		5:19
3.80	230.030760-F2	Fundamentals 33 s.	(Jan. 1907)		5:19
		Principia Mathematica
3.81	230.030770	General Theory of Classes 6 s.		AA10
3.81	230.030780	Rough notes. No greatest cardinal 16 s.		AA10
3.81	230.030790	On Classes & Relations 9 s.		AA10
3.81	230.030800	Outlines of Symbolic Logic 9 s.	[July 1904]	AA10
3.81	230.030810	Relations 13 s.		AA10
3.81	230.030820	Continuous Series 9 s.		AA9
3.81	230.030830	On Likeness 22 s.		AA9
3.81	230.030840-F1	FN 50 s.		AA10, Hh86.06
3.81	230.030840-F2	FN 50 s.		AA10, Hh86.06
3.81	230.030840-F3	FN 50 s.		AA10, Hh86.06
3.81	230.030840-F4	FN 50 s.		AA10, Hh86.06
3.81	230.030840-F5	FN 33 s.		AA10, Hh86.06
3.81	230.030850	Proof that no function takes all values 25 s.
3.81	230.030860	On a logic founded on diversity 3 s.		AA9
3.81	230.030870	[notes on Dedekind] 7 s.
3.81	230.030880	Conics 7 s.
3.81	230.030890	Types 36 s.			5:18a
3.81	230.030900	On Types 8 s.			5:18b
3.81	230.030910	Notes on Types 10 s.			5:18c
3.81	230.030920	General Theory of Functions 22 s.		AA9
3.81	230.030930	Classes, implications, & formal implication 2 s.		AA9
3.81	230.030940-F1	General Theory of Classes Vol. II 30 s.		AA10
3.81	230.030940-F2	General Theory of Classes Vol. II 25 s.		AA10
3.81	230.030950	Meaning & denotation 2 s.
3.82	230.030960	Dependent variables & denotation 13 s.		AA10	4:12
3.82	230.030970	Definition of Regressive Multiplication 2 s.		AA10
3.82	230.030980	21.3 ‘cancelled’ 8 s.		AA10
3.82	230.030990	[miscellaneous notes] 4 s.
3.82	230.031000-F1	[unclassified notes] numbered leaves 49 s.			5:5
3.82	230.031000-F2	[unclassified notes] numbered leaves 40 s.			5:5
3.82	230.031000-F3	[unclassified notes] 49 s.			5:5
3.82	230.031	Permutations 4 s.
3.82	230.031020	On Geometry & Dimensions 1 s.		AA9
3.82	230.031030	The Variable 1 s.		AA9
3.82	230.031040	Note on all & Formal Implication 1 s.		AA9
3.82	230.031050	Analytic theory of acb 1 s.		AA9
3.82	230.031060	Extended rule of middle factor 3 s.
3.82	230.031070	Finite classes 2 s.
3.82	230.031080	Note on Class 1 s.		AA9
3.82	230.031090	Functional Complexes 7 s.		AA10	4:3d
3.82	230.031200	12.5 etc. 7 s.		AA10	4:1b
3.82	230.031210-F1	[miscellaneous notes for Principia] 50 s.
3.82	230.031210-F2	[miscellaneous notes for Principia] 50 s.
3.82	230.031210-F3	[miscellaneous notes for Principia] 50 s.
3.82	230.031210-F4	[miscellaneous notes for Principia] 22 s.
3.82	230.031220-F1	[miscellaneous portions of drafts of the Principia] Some ANW notes. 50 s.
3.82	230.031220-F2	[miscellaneous portions of drafts of the Principia] 45 s.
3.82	230.031220-F3	[miscellaneous portions of drafts of the Principia] ANW notes. 50 s.
3.83	230.031230-F1	[miscellaneous classified Principia pages] Mainly numbered leaves 50 s.			5:18d-e; 5:23a-e
3.83	230.031230-F2	[miscellaneous classified Principia pages] Some numbered leaves 50 s.
3.83	230.031230-F3	[miscellaneous classified Principia pages] Some numbered leaves 50 s.
3.83	230.031230-F4	[miscellaneous classified Principia pages] 21 s.
3.83	230.031240-F1	[miscellaneous portions of drafts of the Principia] 50 s.
3.83	230.031240-F2	[miscellaneous portions of drafts of the Principia] 54 s.
3.83	230.031250-F1	Well-ordered Series 50 s.
3.83	230.031250-F2	Well-ordered Series 50 s.
3.83	230.031250-F3	Well-ordered Series 39 s.
3.83	230.031260-F1	List of Propositions 50 s.			5:12
3.83	230.031260-F2	List of Propositions 36 s.			5:12
3.84	230.031270-F1	[Index of References: Proposition Number and where used in Principia Mathematica] 46 s.
3.84	230.031270-F2	[Index of References: Proposition Number and where used in Principia Mathematica] 46 s.
3.84	230.031270-F3	[Index of References: Proposition Number and where used in Principia Mathematica] 50 s.
3.84	230.031270-F4	[Index of References: Proposition Number and where used in Principia Mathematica] 59 s.
3.84	230.031270-F5	[Index of References: Proposition Number and where used in Principia Mathematica] 59 s.
3.84	230.031350-F1	Introduction to the Second Edition of Principia Mathematica 35 s.	1925 [c.1923-24]	A9.2a(v.I)
3.84	230.031350-F2	Introduction to the Second Edition of Principia Mathematica 31 s.	1925 [c.1923-24]	A9.2a(v.I)
3.84	230.031360	Appendix A 30 s.		A9.2a(v.I)
3.84	230.031370	Appendix B 17 s.		A9.2a(v.I)
3.84	230.031380	Appendix C. 17 s.		A9.2a(v.I)
3.84	230.031390	[working papers] Amended List of Propositions 62 s.
3.84	230.031400	The Hierarchy of Propositions and Functions [Some of this occurs in App. A, 2^nd edn. PM Many missing pages found in MS of App. A.] 53 s.
3.84	230.031410	Truth-functions and meaning-functions 5 s.		AA4
11.08	735.108106	[On the Death of Frank Russell]. 2 s.	1931

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Additional Manuscripts by Russell: Archives 3
Includes content originally compiled by Kenneth Blackwell, Sheila Turcon, and Carl Spadoni, and reported in Russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies.

Entries in the list are arranged chronologically.

RA # = Recent Acquisition Number, which identifies the material and is required for retrieval.
RJ = volume numbers of Russell: the Journal..., which first reported the acquisition.

Title

Date Y.M.D.

to Y.M.D

RA #

["A Locked Diary"]. 18 May 1890-Nov. 1894. Microfilm of ms. contained in a black notebook. Inscribed on the right-hand corner of the first leaf, "Bertrand Russell/Pembroke Lodge". The journal falls into several parts: an untitled first part having 29 entries from 18 May 1890 to 5 Dec. 1892 with continuous pagination 1 to 27, 27 [sic ] to 33, last page unnumbered; a second part after 7 blank pages consisting of 4 unnumbered pages titled "A History of my Friendship for Fitz."; a third part, 6 unnumbered pages, having 5 entries from 21 July 1893 to 16 Sept. 1893, titled "Occasional Journal"; a fourth part, 3 unnumbered pages, 20-21 July 1894, beginning on the last page of the first part of Alys's entries (30 pages, 6 Feb. 1894 to 20 July 1894); Alys's entries (10 pages, 21July 1894 to 3 Oct. 1894) continue after Russell's fourth part, and the fifth part, 3 unnumbered pages, 6 Oct. 1894 to Nov. 1894, follows after a blank page; the notebook concludes with the remainder of Alys's entries up to 23 Nov. 1911 and two lists in her hand of books she read and those read by Russell and her together in 1895-99. Courtesy of Barbara Strachey Halpern.

1890.05.18

1894.11.00

434

37-40

"Notes from Herma [corner of page torn, letter(s) presumably missing]/ May Term 1893./ Revision." Photocopy of title-page and 3 specimen pp. from physics notebook of 258 pp. Notes in this sequence cover rectos of notebook in one direction; see item four below for other direction. Donation by Katharine Tait from Dora Russell papers.

1893.00.00

979

6.2

"Notes on Helmholz [sic]". [1893]. Photocopy of specimen leaf (fol. l) from notes comprising 10 leaves inserted in above notebook. On Vol. II of Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen by Hermann Helmholtz. Donation by Katharine Tait from Dora Russell papers.

1893.00.00

979

6.2

[Marginalia]. 1893-1912. Photocopies from Russell's set of Mind; 128 pages. Marginal marks and comments on articles by E. Ford (2), H. Jones, William James (2), James Ward's review of F.H. Bradley, G.F. Stout (2), Howard V. Knox, G.E. Moore, J.M.E. McTaggart's review of Josiah Royce, H. Rashdall, B. Bosanquet's review of Moore, Harold H. Joachim (2), F.C.S. Schiller (2), John Dewey (2), Leslie J. Walker, R.B. Haldane, Elizabeth S. Haldane, and G. Dawes Hicks, and on summaries of philosophical periodicals. Courtesy of Royal Institute of Philosophy (to which Russell donated his set, c. 1926).

1893.00.00

1912.00.00

978c.

7.1

Die Ehe. [Aug. 1893]. Microfilm of ms. 3 leaves. In the microfilm, the ms. Is located after BR's letter to Alys Pearsall Smith of 9 Aug. 1893. Courtesy of Barbara Strachey Halpern.

1893.08.01

434

37-40

On the Foundations of Ethics. [Sept. 1893]. Photocopy and microfilm of ms. 5 leaves. Courtesy of Barbara Strachey Halpern.

1893.09.00

410

37-40

"On the Date of Our Marriage". [c. Jan. 1894]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 2 leaves. Courtesy of Barbara Halpern.

1894.01.00

434

6.2

"Abstract" [for "Liivborg or Hedda"]. [22 Feb. 1894]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 3 leaves. Enclosed with letter of this date to Alys Whitall Smith. Appendix I.I in Cambridge Essays, 1888-9, Vol. I of BR's Collected Papers. Courtesy of Barbara Halpern.

1894.02.22

434

6.2

“Question about [Ellipsis]”. [March 1894]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 1 leaf. Undated, it is found with the March 1894 ls. to Alys. Courtesy of Barbara Halpern but now owned by Camellia Investments.

1894.03.00

434, Box 1

10.2

"Notes on Non-Euclidean Geometry". May 1895. This sequence covers the versos of the pages in the notebook described first under *220. In Dora Russell fonds.

1895.05.00

1027 box 7.31

9.2

"Notes on Non-Euclidean Geometry". May 1895. Photocopy of table of contents of notebook of 258 pp. Notes on this topic cover rectos of notebook in one direction; see first item above for other direction. Donation by Katharine Tait from Dora Russell papers.

1895.05.00

979

6.2

"Syllabus of Six Lectures on The Foundations of Geometry". [c. Jan. 1896]. Photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves. Enclosed with letter of 1 Feb. 1896 from Alys Russell to M. Carey Thomas. Appendix 1.3 in Cambridge Essays. Courtesy of Eisenhower Library, Johns Hopkins University.

1896.01.00

573

6.2

[Notes found in J. B. Stallo's The Concepts and Theories of Modern Physics (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1890)]. April 1896 (when BR recorded reading the book). P. of ms.; 2 leaves. Courtesy of John G. Slater.

1896.04.00

1198

16.1

"Notes on Mathematical Philosophy" Jan. 1897. Notebook, soft covers. 124 pp. Russell wrote originally on the rectos. Later, in 1900, he made comments on the opposing versos. His early notes on Cantor are to be found here. In Dora Russell fonds.

1897.01.00

1027 box 7.31

9.2

"Notes on Mathematical Philosophy". Jan. 1897. Photocopy of reading list, table of contents and 3 specimen pp. from notebook of 124 pp. Opposing pp., originally left blank, often have comments by BR at later date. Donation by Katharine Tait from Dora Russell papers.

1897.01.00

979

6.2

[Notes on Hermann Cohen's Das Princip der lnfinitesimal-Methode und seine Geschichte.] [c. 1898]. Photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves. Includes notes on H. Poincare's "Le Continu mathematique" and G. Noel's "Le Mouvement et Jes arguments de Zenon d'Elee'', Revue de Mitaphysique et de Morale, 1 (1893): 26-34 and 107-25, respectively. Found between pp. 386-7 of this vol. (where there is a reply to Noel by F. Evellin). Courtesy of Royal Institute of Philosophy.

1898.00.00

978c.

7.1

"Lectures on Lotze./MacTaggart." Lent term 1898. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 24 leaves directly following Cavendish Lab. notes described one item above. On loan from Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1898.00.00

385, box 6.50

6.2

[Cavendish Lab. notebook]. Jan. 1898. Microfilm and printout of ms.; covering first 33 leaves. See next item for remainder of book. On loan from Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1898.01.00

385, box 6.50

6.2

A Critical Exposition of the Philosophy of Leibniz. Photocopy of duplicate corrected page proofs. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1900.) The proofs were first revised by Russell, sent to G. E. Moore for comments and then returned to Russell, who entered his final revisions and even personal replies to Moore's comments. The first page of each signature has been stamped and dated by the Cambridge University Press. Described in Walter O'Briant, "Russell on Leibniz", Studia Leibnitiana, 11 (1979), 159-222 (at 179). Courtesy of the State University of New York, Purchase, N.Y.

1900.00.00

276

37-40

"The Logic of Relations with Some Applications to the Theory of Series". [1901]. Photocopy of ts. with BR's emendations of Marsh's translation of version published in French; 33 leaves. InLogic and Knowledge (London: Allen and Unwin, 1956). Courtesy of Houghton Library (R.C. Marsh papers), Harvard University.

1901.00.00

595

6.2

[On Two Kinds Of Love]. MS 1 p. [c. 1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266i, copy in 385 box 6.50

[On Memories Of Childhood]. MS 1 p. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266ii, copy in 385 box 6.50

The Worship OF Truth. MS 1 p. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266iii, copy in 385 box 6.50

[On End Results Of Life ]. MS 1 p. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266iv, copy in 385 box 6.50

Wisdom. MS 1 p. [c.1902] Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266v, copy in 385 box 6.50

The Past. MS 1 p. [c. 1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266vi, copy in 385 box 6.50

The Two Races Of Man. MS 1 p. [c.1902] Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266vii, copy in 385 box 6.50

[On Wisdom]. MS 1 p. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266viii, copy in 385 box 6.50

Gentleness. MS 3 pp. [c.1 902). Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xi, copy in 385 box 6.50

The Forgiveness Of Sins. MS 1 p. [c.1902] Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xii, copy in 385 box 6.50

The Atonement. MS 2 pp. (c.1902). Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xiii, copy in 385 box 6.50

[Untitled Allegory]. MS 1 p. (c.1902). Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xv, copy in 385 box 6.50

Austerity. MS 3 pp. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xix, copy in 385 box 6.50

Religion. MS 4 pp. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xx, copy in 385 box 6.50

Duty And Fate. MS p. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xxiii, copy in 385 box 6.50

The Message Of Nature. MS 1 p. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xxiv, copy in 385 box 6.50

[On The Past]. MS 1 p. [c.1902] Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xxv, copy in 385 box 6.50

[On The Soul's Marriage With The World]. MS 1 p. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xxvi, copy in 385 box 6.50

[On The Comforters Of The Soul]. MS 12 pp. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xxvii, copy in 385 box 6.50

The Education of the Emotions. Chapter 1. MS 9 pp. (c. 1902). Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

267

[Outline And Fragment Beginning With Prisons]. MS 5 pp. [c.1902]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.00.00

266xviii, copy in 385 box 6.50

[Journal]. 1902-05. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 37 leaves. Paper I in Contemplation and Action, 1902-14, Vol. I2 of BR's Collected Papers. On loan from Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1902.00.00

1905.00.00

385, box 6.50

6.2

The Communion of Saints. MS 1 p. March 1902. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.03.00

266ix

The Return To The Cave. MS 7 pp., 19 April 1902. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.04.19

266xiv

The Ocean Of Life. MS 1 p. June 1902. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1902.06.00

266x

Journal [12 Nov. 1902 - 3 Apr. 1905]. 32 pp. Transcription from ori ginal MS at Humanities Research Center, University of Texas. BR gave the MS to Lady Ottoline Morrell , and it went with her papers to Texas.

1902.11.12

1905.04.03

196

"A Free Man's Worship" [1903]. Galley proofs; 6 narrow sheets. Marked "Duplicate For the Thomas Bird Mosher edition of 1923, for which Russell wrote a new Preface. In Dora Russell fonds.

1903.00.00

1027 box 7.34

9.2

The Principles of Mathematics. 1903. Photocopy of ts.; I leaf. Blurb for dust-jacket of "second edition" (1937). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1903.00.00

983

6.2

[Notes enclosed in a letter to F. H. Bradley]. 1 Feb. 1904. Mimeo ts. transcription. 5 leaves. Courtesy of Merton College Library, Oxford, and Professor Carol A. Keene.

1904.02.01

279

37-40

“Remarques sur la logique mathématique de M. Couturat”. 11 July 1904. P. of ms.; 5 leaves. With l. of 5 July 1904 to Louis Couturat. Courtesy of Bibliothèque de la Ville, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.

1904.07.11

422

16.1

“Notes on Poincaré, RMM Nov. 1905”Re 2 articles by Henri Poincaré in Revue de métaphysique et morale; sent to L. Couturat with l. of 7 Dec. 1905. Ms., 5 pp. Ps. In Schmid’s edition, pp. 560–4; not in Papers 5.

1905.00.00

422

33.1

[Notes on lost article by Jourdain on Burali-Forti]. [c. 28 April 1905]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 2 leaves. See I. Grattan-Guinness, Dear Russell-Dear Jourdain (London: Duckworth, 1977), pp. 43-4. Courtesy of Mittag-Leffler Institut (Jourdain papers) and Grattan-Guinness.

1905.04.28

33a and b.

7.1

“Whitehead’s Notation for Multiple Relations”22 Nov. 1905. Notes for L. Couturat. Ms., 3 pp. Ps. In Schmid’s edition, pp. 550–3; not in Papers 5.

1905.11.22

422

33.1

“The Theory of Implication”. C06.04. P. of proofs. In American Journal of Mathematics, 28 (April 1906): 159-202. Courtesy of Columbia U., Christine Ladd-Franklin papers.

1906.00.00

1335

19.2

[Notes on unidentified article by F.C.S. Schiller]. [c. 1906-08]. Photocopy of ms.; 10 leaves. Throughout there are comments by Schiller. Courtesy of University Research Library (Schiller papers), UCLA.

1906.00.00

1908.00.00

126

7.1

[The Rights Of Women] . MS 16 pp. [c. 1907]. P., courtesy of Mr. Hallam Tennyson and Sir Charles Tennyson.

1907.00.00

249

[Notes on unidentified writing of Samuel Alexander]. [c. 1907–12]. P. of ms.; 5 leaves. Courtesy of Rylands Library, U. of Manchester.

1907.00.00

1912.00.00

801

10.2

Why Do Men Persist In Living? MS 3 pp. Jan. 1907. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1907.01.00

268

"Persia". [1911]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; I leaf. Enclosed with letter of c. 5 Dec. 1911 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Appendix VIII in Contemplation and Action. Courtesy of Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1911.00.00

69 (#277a), box 2.56

6.2

"Women's Suffrage". [1911]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; I leaf. Enclosed with letter of c. 5 Dec. 19II to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Appendix VII in Contemplation and Action. Courtesy of Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1911.00.00

69 (#277a), box 2.56

6.2

On Wisdom. MS 4 pp. (c.1911). Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1911.00.00

266xxi

Freedom And Bondage. MS 1 p. [c.1911]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1911.00.00

266xxiii

Action And Contemplation. MS 2 pp. [c.1911]. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1911.00.00

266xvi

Prisons I. MS 3 pp. (c.1911) Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1911.00.00

266xvii

Commonplace poetry book c. 1911–13. Bound in dark brown, tooled leather. Ottoline has jotted down a few quotations from Santayana and Milton. A clipping of E. Elliott’s “Songs for the People” is pasted into the book. These are followed, in BR’s best hand, by more than 30 of his favourite poems, by G. Lowes Dickinson, Blake, Shakespeare, Shelley, Matthew Arnold, and Leopardi. See the illustration of “Dover Beach”, which BR later recommended to Colette (SLBR 2: #474). Purchase.

1911.00.00

1913.00.00

1529

28.2

Principia Mathematica, Vol. II. 1912. Microfilm and printout of ms.; I leaf. Includes proofs *208.4 through *208.42. Only extant page known. Enclosed with letter to Lady Ottoline Morrell of 3 Nov. 1911. Courtesy of Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1911.00.00

69 (#242), box 2.58

6.2

The Problems of Philosophy. 1912. Photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves. Draft table of contents enclosed in letter to Gilbert Murray of 12 July 191I. Courtesy of Bodleian Library (Murray papers).

1911.00.00

71d.

7.1

“Stout on Truth”. Hh11.02. Ms.; 3 leaves. Ms. sent to G. F. Stout, presumably in reply to his l. and draft paper of 6 March 1911 (RA1 710). (The draft paper, “Russell on the Nature of Truth”, accompanies BR's ms.) Five sentences are quoted in Stout's “The Object of Thought and Real Being”, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, n.s. 11 (1910–11): 187–205 (at 203), and his Studies in Philosophy and Psychology (1930), p. 350. Purchase from R. K. Stout.

1911.03.00

1190

16.1

Chapter x. The Good. July 1911. Microfilm of ms. 9 leaves. The ms. consists of 3 parts: "I The Good of the Intellect"; "II The Good of the Emotions"; "IIIThe Good of the Will". Part 1 3 leaves, is foliated 1 to 3 while parts II and III,6 leaves, are foliated I to 6. Courtesy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin.

1911.07.00

385 mfm 61

37-40

Poem by Russell to Ottoline Morrell: [“Thrice have I loved ...”]. 3 April 1912. Ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #407 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Quoted in H189, R.W. Clark, The Life of Bertrand Russell (London: Cape / Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1975), p. 151. Courtesy of Texas.

1912.04.03

69, box 2.57

10.2

Poem by Russell to Ottoline Morrell: [“My love is swift as the breeze.”] 20 April 1912. Ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #419 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1912.04.12

69, box 2.58

10.2

Poem by Russell to Ottoline Morrell: [“My love is filled with anguish.”] 20 April 1912. Ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #419 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1912.04.20

69, box 2.58

10.2

Poem by Russell to Ottoline Morrell: [“Out of the night and the storm.”] 30 April 1912. Ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #419 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1912.04.30

69, box 2.58

10.2

Poem by Russell to Ottoline Morrell: [“Alone I wandered through the valleys fair.”] 7 May 1912. Ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #443 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1912.05.07

69, box 2.58

10.2

Poem by Russell to Ottoline Morrell: [“My love, when I first loved you.”] [12 May 1912]. Ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #447 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1912.05.12

69, box 2.58

10.2

Poem by Russell to Ottoline Morrell: [“The sea moans, and the driving autumn mists ...”]. 10 June 1912. Ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #478 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1912.06.10

69, box 2.58

10.2

[Notes on Norbert Wiener's Harvard thesis]. [c. 1913]. Photocopy of ms.; 3 leaves. Some notes quoted in I. Grattan-Guinness, "Wiener on the Logics of Russell and Schroder ...", Annals of Science, 32 (1975): I03-32. Courtesy of MIT Archives (Wiener papers).

1913.00.00

225b.

7.1

“The Search for Wisdom / Insight”. 7 April 1913. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 1 leaf. Draft table of contents for the Lowell Lectures. This topic was abandoned. Encl. in l. #737 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1913.04.07

69, box 2.62

10.2

[“There are two ways of living—for pleasure or for work.”] 25 June 1913. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #893, 12 Oct. 1913, to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1913.06.25

69, box 2.62

10.2

“Teaching of Philosophy”. [12 Oct. 1913]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 1 leaf. Possibly encl. with l. #893 to Lady Ottoline Morrell. Courtesy of Texas.

1913.10.12

69, box 2.62

10.2

Our Knowledge of the External World as a Field for Scientific Method in Philosophy. A12. 1914. Microfilm and printout of mss. Draft tables of contents: “Popular Lectures on Scientific Method”; 2 leaves. Encl. in l. #813 to Lady Ottoline Morrell, 21 June 1913. “The Nature and Scope of Scientific Method”; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. #893 to Lady Ottoline Morrell, 12 Oct. 1913. Courtesy of Texas.

1914.00.00

69, box 2.62

10.2

“Mysticism and Logic” 1914. Folio 1 . P., from Butterﬁelds sales catalogue for auction on 10 May 2001. Entire ms. is 44 leaves. Sold to a bookdealer consortium on behalf of an unknown private collector.

1914.00.00

1568

28.2

The Relation Of Sense Data To Physics. TS 35 pp. (Scientia, 16: July 1914, 1-27.) P., courtesy of Columbia University Library.

1914.00.00

232

Inspiration. [Jan. 1914]. Ms. I leaf. Title in C. K. Ogden's hand. The Cambridge Magazine, 3 (31 Jan. 1914), 300. BR's postcard of 25 Jan. 1914 to Ogden instructs him to omit the last paragraph. Purchase.

1914.01.00

429ii

37-40

[Notes on V.F. Lenzen's "A Theory of Judgement"]. [May 1914]. Photocopy of ms.; 6 leaves. Lenzen's paper was written for BR's class at Harvard. Courtesy of Bancroft Library (Lenzen papers), University of California (Berkeley).

1914.05.00

133a.

7.1

[Fear as the Ultimate Cause of War]. [Oct. 1914]. Ms. 3 leaves. The Cambridge Magazine, 4 (24 Oct. 1914), 54. Purchase.

1914.10.00

429ii

37-40

[On "The Rights of the War'', BR's letter in The Nation, l5 Aug. 1914]. 24 Nov. 1914. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 3 leaves. Letter to C.A. Reed, written for publication but not published, concerning reprint of BR's Nation letter in Sunday Sun, New York, II Oct. 1914. Courtesy of Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1914.11.24

69 (#1,155), box 2.65

6.2

The Policy of the Entente, 1904–14. A16. [1915]. Microfilm and printout of ms. (titled “Principles and Practice in Foreign Policy”); 2 leaves. Draft table of contents encl. in l. #1,206, 2 Jan. 1915, to Lady Ottoline. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 1 leaf. Draft footnote, not in BR's hand, p. 53. With (possibly encl. with) l. #1,324 to Lady Ottoline Morrell, n.d. but 13 Oct. 1915. Courtesy of Texas.

1915.00.00

69, box 2.65

10.2

How Political Institutions Can Foster A Good Life. MS 24 pp. [1915]. A draft of Ch. 1 of Principles of Social Reconstruction, 1916. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1915.00.00

269

“Is a Permanent Peace Possible?” C15.06. Ms.; 14 leaves. In The Atlantic Monthly, Boston, 115 (March 1915): 367-76. Purchase.

1915.00.00

1330

19.2

II. The State. [1915-16]. Photocopy of ts. 25 leaves. This is Chapter 11 of Principles of Social Reconstruction. A note with the ts. says "keep; original sent to Atlantic Monthly". Courtesy of Elizabeth R. Eames and the Open Court Papers, Special Collections, Morris Library, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

1915.00.00

1916.00.00

353i

37-40

[“The Reconstruction of Intellectual Internationalism after the War”]. Ms.; 1 leaf. 3 May 1915. Not in B&R. In Svenska Dagbladet, Stockholm, no. 191 (18 July 1915): sec. B, p. 5; reprinted in English in Russell, n.s. 18 (1998): 143. Purchase.

1915.05.03

1325

19.2

Principles of Social Reconstruction/ A Course of 8 Lectures. 16 July 1915. Ms. 1 leaf. Preliminary syllabus of BR's lectures, much revised later as A Course of Eight Lectures on Principles of Social Reconstruction, leaflet, 1916. Enclosed with BR's letter to C. K. Ogden of above date. Purchase.

1915.07.16

429ii

37-40

[Mr. Russell Replies]. [Oct. 1915]. Ms. 2 leaves. The Cambridge Magazine 5 (6 Nov. 1915), 79. Purchase.

1915.10.00

429ii

37-40

[Two Letters]. 8 Oct. 1915. Ms. 3 leaves. The Cambridge Magazine 5 (30 Oct. 1915), 56. BR's letter is followed by W. R. Sorley's reply. Pur;hase.

1915.10.08

429ii

37-40

“Bertrand Russell and the War Office”. 1916. A23. Ts. carbon, the basis of Paper 70 in Papers 13; 4 leaves. Purchase.

1916.00.00

1410

24.1

Political Ideals [single lecture]. B&R A24. Ms., 31 leaves. 1916. Purchase.

1916.00.00

1410

24.1

“The World As It Can Be Made”. A22. [1916]. P. of ts.; 3 leaves. Lecture syllabus. In AA6, Collected Papers 13: 466–8. Courtesy of U. of Newcastle (C.P. Trevelyan Papers).

1916.00.00

1043

10.2

Bertrand Russell and the War Ofice. A23; C16.24. [1916]. Microfilm and printout of ts.; 2 leaves. With l. #1,428 to Lady Ottoline, 17 Aug. 1916, but obviously not encl. with that letter since it pertains to Sept. events. In Manchester Guardian, 27 Sept., p. 6; reprinted in AA6, Collected Papers 13: 458–9. Courtesy of Texas.

1916.00.00

69, box 2.67

10.2

Principles of Social Reconstruction. A25. 1916. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 1 leaf. Last paragraph of book encl. with l. #1,092 to Lady Ottoline Morrell, n.d. but latter half of 1915. Courtesy of Texas.

1916.00.00

69, box 2.64

10.2

Principles of Social Reconstruction. 1916. Author's corrected bound page proofs of Allen and Unwin ed. Lady Constance Malleson states she received these proofs on 13 Oct. 1916. Purchase from Lady Constance.

1916.00.00

596

6.2

Postscript By Bertrand Russell, Ms 1 p. [1916]. ( "What Bertrand Russell Was Not Allowed to Say " The Tribunal, no.16: 6 July 1916, 2.) Xerox, courtesy of Cumberland Record Office and Mrs. Jo Newberry.

1916.00.00

982 Box 7.18 File 4/6-7

Why Not Peace Negotiations? Ms 3 p. Ts 1 p. Notes for published lealflet [1916]. Purchase.

1916.00.00

689

[The Question Of The C.O.'S] Ms 1 p. [ca. 1916). Xerox, courtesy of Cumberland Record Office and :Mrs, Jo Newberry.

1916.00.00

982 Box 7.25 File 4/43

What Are We Fighting For?. Ms 4p. Ts 2 p. Published leaflet [1916]. Purchase.

1916.00.00

688

Principles Of Social Reconstruction. TS cc 172 pp. London: Allen & Unwin, 1916. P., courtesy of the Cumberland Record Office.

1916.00.00

152

Political Ideals. TS 44 pp. MS 1 p. Pamphlet published by National Council for Civil Liberties, 1916. P., courtesy of Jo Newberry and the Cumberland Record Office.

1916.00.00

Mr. B.R.'s Defence As Written Beforehand . TS cc 23 np. [1916]. Title in handwriting of Catherine E. Marshall. Purchase.

1916.00.00

"Sir J. Simon's Supporters/Letter from 36 Sympathizers". [c. 11 Jan. 1916]. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Forwarded with covering letter of 11 Jan. 1915[6] by B.N. LangdonDavies. In The Times, 12 Jan. 1916. Courtesy of Bodleian Library (Simon papers).

1916.01.11

991

7.1

Mr. Russell Replies to "North Staffs". [Feb. 1916]. Ms. 3 leaves. Title in C. K. Ogden's hand. "Mr. Russell's Reply", The Cambridge Magazine, 5 (12 Feb. 1916), 305, 307. Enclosed with BR's letter to Ogden of 7 Feb. 1916. Purchase.

1916.02.00

429ii

37-40

[North Staffs' Praise of War]. [March 1916]. Ms. 3 leaves (numbered 2 3 4; the first leaf is lacking). The Cambridge Magazine, 5 (1 March 19i6): 386. The "P.S." paragraph of the published article is missing from the ms. Purchase.

1916.03.00

429ii

37-40

“Memorandum”. N.d. but April 1916. Ms.; 1 leaf. (See the illustration on p. 171.) Encl. with l. to Catherine Marshall. Re the NCF working directly for peace. To be discussed with her and Clifiord Allen. Purchase.

1916.04.00

1094

10.2

[Letter To The Times]. Ms 2 p. Reply to "Academicus" on conscientious objectors, 6 April [1916], Purchase.

1916.04.06

Mr. Tennant On The Conscientious Objectors. Ms (xerox) 3p. Ts (carbon) 2p. [c.June 1916]. Courtesy of Cumberland Record Office and Mrs. Jo Newberry.

1916.06.00

151

"Speech by the Hon. Bertrand Russell at Cardiff". 6 July 1916. Photocopy of ts.; 19 leaves, transcribed from shorthand notes by E. Ellis Hughes of Cardiff Western Mail. 12 leaves report BR's speech; remainder, discussion following. Part of discussion in Western M ail, 7 July 1916; extracts from BR's speech quoted in letters from W.H. Atherley Jones to Daily Express, II Aug. 1916, and Western Mail, 12 Aug. 1916. Courtesy of Public Record Office (Home Office papers), U.K.

1916.07.06

903d.

6.2

["I intended these lectures ..."]. [Sept. 1916]. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. Addition to Foreword in pamphlet Political Ideals. In letter to Catherine Marshall, n.d. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Office (Marshall papers).

1916.09.00

85a and 151.

7.1

[Visit to General Cockerill at the War Office]. 5 Sept. 1916. Ts., 2 leaves. Paper 69 in Papers 13. Purchase.

1916.09.05

1410

24.1

“Meeting with General Cockerill”. 5 Sept. 1916. Microfilm and printout of ts.; 2 leaves. In AA6, Collected Papers 13: 456–7. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Ofice (Marshall Papers) and Texas. P. courtesy of U. of Newcastle (C.P. Trevelyan Papers). Rec. Acqs. 982; 69, box 2.67 (encl. with l. #1,420) and 398.

1916.09.05

982, box 7.19, folder 4/11

10.2

[Notes on NCF agenda for 22, 23, 24 Sept. 1916]. Photocopy of ms.Its.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Office (Marshall papers).

1916.09.22

1916.09.24

85f.

7.1

[Notes on NCF agenda for 13, 14, 15 Oct. 1916]. Photocopy of ms. Its.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Office (Marshall papers).

1916.10.13

1916.10.15

85k.

7.1

Political Ideals. 1917. Photocopy of ts. of Chaps. n, IV and V; 66 leaves. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Office (Marshall papers).

1917.00.00

151

7.1

Introduction (To "On Active Service" By Clifford Allen). Ts 5p. Ms 3p. [1917]. Xerox, courtesy of Cumberland Record Office and Mrs. Jo Newberry. This collection of Allen 's speeches was never published

1917.00.00

Prefatory Note to an unpublished collection of memoranda on peace, including President Wilson's "Note" and "Speech to the Senate" of Dec. 1916 - Jan. 1917 MS 3 pp. [1917]. P., courtesy of Jo Newberry and the Cumberland Record Office.

1917.00.00

85b

Is Nationalism Moribund? TS 20 pp. (Seven Arts, 2: Oct. 1917, 673-87.) Purchase.

1917.00.00

150f

Industrial Conscription. MS 8 pp. TS 3 pp. Revisions and additional pp. in Catherine Marshall 's hand. [c. Feb. 1917]. P., courtesy of Jo Newberry and the Cumberland Record Office

1917.02.00

85b

"War and Individual Liberty/A Message from Bertrand Russell". 21 Feb. 1917. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 2 leaves. Probably not prepublication but copied from The Masses, 9 (July 1917): 5-6. Originally published in somewhat different form in The Tribunal, no. 50 (8 March 1917): 2. Courtesy of Special Collections, Ball State University.

1917.02.21

478

6.2

Report Of Visit Of Hon. Bertrand Russell To Princetown [Dartmoor, Eng.] May 9. Mimeo 2 pp. 11 May 1917. P., courtesy of Jo Newberry and the Cumberland Record Office

1917.05.11

85b

“The Position of Conscientious Objectors Who Refuse Work under the Home Ofice Scheme”. c. July 1917. Microfilm and printout of ts.; 2 leaves with corrections in BR's hand. Unsigned draft possibly by BR. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Ofice (Marshall Papers).

1917.07.00

982, box 7.21?

10.2

[Petition] "To the Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George". [July 1917]. Photocopy of ts.; 3 leaves. Jointly signed with many others. Regarding Emanuel Ribiero. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Office (Marshall papers).

1917.07.00

85k.

7.1

[Draft programme for the English Workmen's Council]. [Aug. 1917]. Photocopy of ts.; 5 leaves. Jointly with Ramsay MacDonald and Norman Angell. Enclosed with letter from Crystal Eastman (American Union Against Militarism) to Morris Hillquit, 15 Aug. 1917. Courtesy of State Historical Board of Wisconsin.

1917.08.00

137

7.1

“Opinion of BR and CEM on Proposal Received from Comrades in W.S. [Wormwood Scrubbs Prison]”. 23 Aug. 1917. Microfilm and printout of ts.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Ofice (Marshall Papers).

1917.08.23

982, box 7.21?

10.2

"J.A.C. [Joint Advisory Committee] and re-organization of Information Bureau". [c. 10 Sept. 1917]. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Jointly with Ada Salter and Ernest E. Hunter. Courtesy of Cumbria Record Office (Marshall papers).

1917.09.10

85k.

7.1

"What she is & what she might become". [25 Sept. 1917]. Ms., 2 leaves; ts., 1 leaf. Dated by Lady Constance. Purchase (Malleson papers).

1917.09.25

596

6.2

["Possessiveness in sex-relations ..."]. [c. 16 Oct. 1917]. Ms.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter to Lady Constance Malleson pmk. 16 Oct. 1917. Purchase (Malleson papers).

1917.10.16

596

6.2

["Despair in regard to the world ..."]. [1918]. Ts. carbon; 3 leaves (2 copies on different paper and with different line endings but probably from same typewriter). First paragraph quoted in Jo Vellacott's Bertrand Russell and the Pacifists in the First World War (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1980), pp. 249-50. Purchase (Malleson papers).

1918.00.00

596

6.2

[Statement To Other Pacifists On Postwar Aims]. TS 3 pp. (c.1918) Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1918.00.00

270

Professor Dewey's "Essays in Experimental Logic". [Summer 1918]. Ts. (printer's copy): 41 leaves with continuous foliation to folio 42 except from f. 5 to f. 7; the ts. is complete, however. The Journal of Philosophy Psychology and Scientific Methods, 16 (2 Jan. 1919), 5-26. Stamped on first leaf with name and address of journal, also with instructions to return the ts. to BR c/o H. Wildon Carr. Purchase from Lady Constance Malleson.

1918.00.00

411

37-40

Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy. [Summer 1918]. Ms. 227 leaves· continuous foliation to f. 225 with addition of fos. 129a and 132a (preface and table of contents lacking). (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1919.) Purchase from Lady Constance Malleson.

1918.00.00

412

37-40

Wrinch, Dorothy (re)Statement by BR, perhaps to Katharine Jex-Blake, Mistress, Girton College, Cambridge, 17 March 1918, re Wrinch’s mathematical research. Transcription by M.Senechal of ALs at Girton; quoted in her I Died for Beauty, p. 63.

1918.03.17

1641

33.1

"Statement by Bertrand Russell". 30 March 1918. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. On giving up pacifist work. Enclosed with letter to H. Wildon Carr of same date. Courtesy of Hoose Library, University of Southern California.

1918.03.30

167

7.1

[Defence Against Prosecution For Statement]. TS 2 pp. [April 1918]. Revised in BR ' s hand. Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1918.04.00

271

"Statement by Bertrand Russell". 8 April 1918. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. On giving up pacifist work. Enclosed with letter of II April 1918 to Gilbert Murray. Courtesy of Bodleian Library (Murray papers), Oxford.

1918.04.08

71e.

6.2

[Report on Ms. of The Philosophy of Mr. Bertrand Russell by P.E.B. Jourdain]. 10 June 1918. Photocopy; 1 leaf. As ms. letter to Allen and Unwin. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1918.06.10

70, box 6.41

6.2

[The Role of Truth in Art]. [July 1918]. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. Letter to editor on review of Sassoon's The Huntsman. Signed "Philalethes". The Nation, 23 (27 July 1918): 446. Courtesy of Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1918.07.00

536

6.2

"The International Outlook." [c. 4 Aug. 1918]. Ms., 3 leaves; ts. carbon, 4 leaves. Purchase (Malleson papers).

1918.08.04

596

6.2

"The International Outlook." [c. 4 Aug. 1918] Note also microfilm printout ofts., 4 leaves, attached to Russell's letter #1,526 to Lady Ottoline. Done on different typewriter from ts. carbon. Courtesy of Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1918.08.04

520

6.2

"The Single Tax". [c. 28 Aug. 1918]. Ms.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letterto Lady Constance Malleson dated 28 Aug. 1918. Purchase (Malleson papers).

1918.08.28

596

6.2

["There never was such a place as prison ..."]. 31 Aug. 1918. Ms.; 1 leaf. Also ts. carbon, 2 leaves, with inked variants noted by Lady Constance Malleson from version in Alan Wood's Bertrand Russell, the Passionate Sceptic (London: Allen and Unwin, 1957), p. II6. Also in The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, II (London: Allen and Unwin,1968): 93-4. Purchase (Malleson papers).

1918.08.31

596 and 14.

6.2

[Report on ms. of Mathematical Psychology of War by Lewis F. Richardson]. 29 Dec. 1918. Photocopy; 2 leaves. As ms. letter to Unwin. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1918.12.29

70, box 6.41

6.2

[Notes by BR on proofs of Chap. XI, "The New Realism of Mr. Bertrand Russell", of S. Radhakrishnan's The Reign of Religion in Contemporary Philosophy (1920)]. 21 May 1919. Photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves. Courtesy of Dr. P. Gopal (Radhakrishnan's son) from papers in his possession, Madras.

1919.05.21

901

6.2

[Questions on Wittgenstein's Tractatus]. [13 Aug. 1919]. P. of ms.; 2 leaves encl. with l. to Wittgenstein of 13 Aug. 1919. Published in this issue, pp. 107–9. Courtesy of Brian McGuinness from Brenner Archive, Innsbruck, Austria.

1919.08.13

1078

10.2

[Message to October Conference on Anglo-American Cooperation Organized by B.N. Langdon-Davies]. 19 Aug. 1919. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of Mudd Manuscript Library (American Civil Liberties Union Archives), Princeton University.

1919.08.19

701

6.2

"Art and Education in Bolshevik Russia [1920]. Chapter IV of The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism. Ts./ms.; 25 leaves (mainly ms.). Ts.; 20 leaves. The ts. is corrected and revised in BR's hand throughout. (Cf. the Preface to the book: "The chapter on Art and Education is written by her [Dora] throughout" (Allen & Unwin, 1920 ed., p. 10). In Dora Russell fonds.

1920.00.00

1027 box 7.35

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"Science of Social Structure." [1920]. Preface to the Chinese [Five Lectures on Science of Social Structure ] (1921). Ms.; 1leaf. Published in English in Russell, n.s. 9 (Summer 1989): 56. Filed in folder 13 of The Prospects of Industrial Civilization, where the mss. for the lecture series may be found. In Dora Russell fonds.

1920.00.00

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9.2

[Introduction to Wittgenstein' s 7ractuatus]. [1920]. Draft ts/ms.; 35 leaves. (Fos. 1-8, 25-35, are typed with emendations in BR's hand; fos. 9-26 are in Dorothy Wrinch's hand with some revisions in BR's.) New ts. prepared by C.K. Ogden, corrected by BR, and marked up for printing with Odgen's translation in 1922; 21 leaves, with emendations; paragraph addition to fol. 1 in BR's hand. Attached are the dedication and the English text of the Preface from the printer's copy. In Dora Russell fonds.

1920.00.00

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9.2

"Industry in Undeveloped Countries" [1920]. Ms.; 25 leaves. Ts. carbon; 19 leaves. Address to the Chinese Social and Political Science Assoc., 3 Dec. 1920. In The Chinese Social and Political Review, Peking, 5a (Dec. 1920); 239-54; also The Atlantic Monthly, 127 (June 1921): 787-95. In Dora Russell fonds.

1920.00.00

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9.2

“Impressions of Bolshevik Russia”. C20.17. Ms.; 5 leaves. “Bolshevik Theory”. Ms.; 5 leaves. “Communism & the Soviet Constitution”. Ms.; 9 leaves. “Lenin and Trotsky and Gorky”. Ms.; 5 leaves. “Bolshevism & the International Situation”. Ms.; 6 leaves. “Town and Country”. Ms.; 5 leaves. [Addendum]. Ms.; 1 leaf. In The Nation, London, 27 (10, 17, 24, 31 July and 7 Aug. 1920): 460–2, 493–4, 520–1, 547–8, 576–7, and The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism (A34). Purchase from John Wilson.

1920.00.00

1172

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“Fragment”. Copy of poem by Wilfred Owen in The Athenaeum, no. 4,711 (13 Aug. 1920): 201. Ms.; 1 leaf. BR did not copy the title.

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1314

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[Introduction to Wittgenstein's Tractatus]. [1920]. Photocopy of draft ts./ms.; 35 leaves. (Folios 1-8, 25-35, are typed with emendations in BR's hand; folios 9-26 are in Dorothy Wrinch's hand with some BR revisions.) Photocopy of new ts. by C.K. Ogden, corrected by BR, and marked up for printing with Ogden's translation in 1922; 21 leaves, with emendations; paragraph addition to fol. 1 in BR's hand. Attached are dedication and English text of Preface from printer's copy. Donation by Katharine Tait from Dora Russell papers.

1920.00.00

979

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[Annotations on Ludwig Wittgenstein's Logisch-Philosophische Abhandlung]. [c.1920]. Photocopy of ts.; 74 leaves. Courtesy of Bodleian Library, Oxford.

1920.00.00

I04:

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Are The Nations Of The World Becoming More National Or International? TS 2 pp. [1920] Transcription from original MS at Humanities Research Center, University of Texas.

1920.00.00

110

Dreams And Facts. TS 11pp. (The Dial, 68: Feb. 1920, 214-20.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

1920.00.00

229b

"Ethics" N.d. [c. 1920-26]. Ms.; 1leaf. In Dora Russell fonds.

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"'To the Editor of the Peking Leader." Christmas Day 1920. Ms.; 3 leaves (in Dora's hand). As "Bolshevism-Some Light on the Theory" The Peking Leader, 28 December 1920, p. 8. In Dora Russell fonds.

1920.12.00

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9.2

"'To the Editor of Shanghai Life." [21 Dec. 1920]. Ms.; 3 leaves. Russell kept a ts. carbon (RA 710.0482590). Letter to the editor. In Dora Russell fonds.

1920.12.21

1027 box 7.35

9.2

"Communist Ideals" [1921]. Ms.; 5 leaves. Ts. carbon; 5 leaves. Note on fol. 1of carbon: "[Printed in Chinese by the Shanghai communists as a leaflet, which was suppressed by the Government.]" In The Daily Herald , London, 19 Oct. 1921, p. 4. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

"China and Chinese Influence" [1921]. Ts. an.d ts. carbon; 10 leaves each. Ts. carbon; 9 leaves. As "China and Chinese Influence" The Manchester Guardian, 29 Nov. 1921, p. 6. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

"Manchuria and Shantun" [1921]. Ts. carbon; 8 leaves. 2nd ts. carbon; 9 leaves. As "The Problems of China. Manchuria and Shantung: the Past and the Future The Manchester Guardian, 30 Nov. 1921, p. 6. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

"III. Is Chinese Independence Possible?" [1921]. Ts. carbon; 8 leaves. As "Chinese Independence. Is It Possible? The Facts about the Customs" The Manchester Guardian, 2 Dec. 1921, p. 16 In Dora Russell fonds.

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“Sketches of Modern China. i. The Feast and the Eclipse”. C21.29. Ms.; 8 leaves. “ii. Chinese Ethics”. Ms.; 7 leaves. “iii. Chinese Amusements”. Ms.; 8 leaves. Galley proofs of i and iii; i is corrected by BR. In The Nation and the Athenaeum, London, 30 (3, 10 and 17 Dec. 1921): 375–6, 429–30, 461–3. Purchase from John Wilson.

1921.00.00

1182

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["I dreamt that my bedroom was transformed ..."]. 20 March 1921. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 3 leaves. Dictated to Dora Black when BR was ill. Enclosed with letter to Lady Ottoline Morrell of 28 April [1921]. In Ronald Clark, The Life of Bertrand Russell (London: Cape/Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1975), pp. 393-4. Courtesy of Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Aus tin.

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"China's Road to Freedom" [Note on fol. 1 of ms.: "Farewell Address, Peking, 5 July 1921 ] Ms.; 20 leaves (lst 13 in Dora's hand, next 7 in BR's). Ts. carbon; 12 leaves. In The Peking Leader, 7 July 1921, p. 3. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

Higher Education In China. TS 10 pp. (The Dial, 71: Dec. 1921, 693-8.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

1921.12.00

229b

The Problem of China. 1922. Ms. of most chapters. Ts. 320 leaves. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

“Analytic and Synthetic Philosophers”. C22.19. P. of ms.; 5 leaves. In The Nation and the Athenaeum, 31 (15 July 1922): 538–9, and Papers 9. Courtesy of John Wilson.

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“Philosophic Idealism at Bay”. C22.21. P. of ms., fol. 1. In The Nation and the Athenaeum, 31 (5 Aug. 1922): 625–6, and Papers 9. Courtesy of John Wilson.

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“The Christian Warrior”. C22.23. P. of ms., fol. 1. In The Nation and the Athenaeum, 31 (9 Sept. 1922): 770, and Papers 9. Courtesy of John Wilson.

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“Relativity, Scientific and Metaphysical”. C22.24. P. of ms., fol. 1. In The Nation and the Athenaeum, 31 (16 Sept. 1922): 796–7, and Papers 9. Courtesy of John Wilson.

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“From Comte to Bergson”. C22.37. P. of ms., fol. 1. In The Nation and the Athenaeum, 31 (9 Dec. 1922): 426, and Papers 9. Courtesy of John Wilson.

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The Problem of China. 1922. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. Dust-jacket blurb. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

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"Vagueness''. [1922]. Photocopy of ts.; 14 leaves. Read to Jowett Society, Oxford, 25 Nov. 1922. In The Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy, I(June 1923): 84-92; this ts. was intended for Zeitschrift fiir exacte Philosophie, which foundered before publication. Courtesy of Archives of Scientific Philosophy in the Twentieth Century (Hans Reichenbach Collection), University of Pittsburgh Libraries.

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[Principal definitions and propositions of] Principia Mathematica. [1922]. Photocopy of ms.; 35 leaves. Sent to Rudolf Carnap. Courtesy of Archives of Scientific Philosophy in the Twentieth Century (Carnap papers), University of Pittsburgh Libraries.

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802

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Chinese Civilization And The West. TS 20 pp . (The Dial, 72: Apr. 1922, 356-64.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229b

The Aroma Of Evanescence. MS 7 pp. Review of G. Santayana's Soliloquies in England, and Later Soliloquies. (The Dial, 73: Nov. 1922, 559- 62.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229b

What Is Morality? MS 3 pp. Review of B.M. Laing's A Study in Moral Problems. (The Dial, 73 : Dec. 1922, 677-9.) P., courtesy of Yale e University Library.

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The Prospects of Industrial Civilization. 1923. Ms. Ts. and ts. Carbon (U.K. printer's copy). Ts. carbon and some new ts. (U.S. printer's copy). 595 leaves. Includes revised tear sheets from periodical publications. Preface in DR's hand. In Dora Russell fonds.

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The AB.C. of Atoms. 1923. Ms. (U.K. printer's copy); 123 leaves. Page proofs. In Dora Russell fonds.

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"Behaviourism" [1923]. Ms.; 12 leaves. 'I's. carbon; 11 leaves. As "An Essay on Behaviourism", Vanity Fair, New York, 21, no. 2 (Oct. 1923): 47, 96, 98. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

"Psychological Dangers in Europe" [1923?]. Ms.; 6 leaves. Similar in length and tone to the Nacion series, this ms. appears to be unpublished. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

The ABC of Atoms (A45): blurb. Ms.; 1 leaf. 1923. Purchase.

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The ABC of Atoms. 1923. Ms.; 2 leaves. Table of contents. Part of letter to C.K. Ogden of 12 May 1923. Purchase.

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429(1).

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"Behaviourism''. [1923]. Photocopy of ms., 12 leaves; of ts. carbon, 11 leaves. As "An Essay on Behaviourism'', Vanity Fair, New York, 21, no. 2 (Oct. 1923): 47, 96, 98. Donation by Katharine Tait from Dora Russell papers.

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Freedom In Education. TS 18 pp. (The Dial, 74: Feb. 1923, 153-64.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229b

Leisure And Mechanism [old title: MORAL STANDARDS AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING] . TS 34 pp. (The Dial, 75: Aug. 1923, 105-22.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229b

Life As An Art. TS 7 pp. Review of Havelock Ellis's The Dance of Life. (The Dial, 75: Nov. 1923, 487-91.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

1923.00.00

229b

Address to the Students of Edinburgh. [c.1923]. Photocopy of ms. 3 leaves. Title not in BR's hand. Gift. (Superceded by Rec Acq 380).

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"'To the Editor of the Manchester Guardian" [9 April 1923]. Ms.; 2 leaves (in Dora's hand). As "Missionary Influence in China" The Manchester Guardian, 13 April 1923, p. 7. In Dora Russell fonds.

1923.04.09

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"Preparing for the Next War" [June 1923]. Ms.; 7 leaves. As "Preparandonos para la guerra proxima La Nacion, Buenos Aires, 8 July 1923, sec. 3, p. 2. In Dora Russell fonds.

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"Possibilities of Fascismo" [June 1923]. Ms.; 6 leaves. As "Posibilidades del fascismo La Nacion, 1Aug. 1923, sec. 1, p. 4. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

"(Statement Suggested by Bertrand Russell)''. [c. 6 Oct. 1923]. Photocopy ofts. carbon.; 1 leaf. On Soviet political prisoners. Enclosed with letter of 6 Oct. 1923 to M.A. Shapiro. Courtesy of Manuscript and Archives Division, New York Public Library.

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512

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How To Read History. Ms 6p. (Bermondsey Book, no. 2, Mar. 1924, 10-13. ) Xerox, courtesy of Mr. A.J.G. Berg

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The Effect Of Science On Social Institutions. Ms 31 p. (The Survey, 52: 1 Apr. 1924, 5-11.) Purchase.

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686

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Psychology And Politics. MS 1 2 pp. (The Outlook, 53: 23 Feb. 1924, 1 24-6.) P., courtesy of the Library of Congress.

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How To Secure World Peace. MS 22 pp. [c. 1924] Purchase.

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Chinese And Western Ideals Of Life. MS 27 pp. [c. 1924]. Purchase.

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Causes Of Modern War. MS 26 pp. ("lf We Are to Prevent the Next War", Century Magazine, 108: May 1924, 3-12.) Purchase.

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“How to Read History”. B&R C24.09. Ms.; 6 leaves. Marked up for publication in The Bermondsey Book. Donation of Michael Walsh.

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[Memorandum on WeiHaiWei]. Ts.; 1 leaf. No. 321, March 1924, issued by Labour Party Advisory Committee on International Questions. Unsigned, attributed to BR by minutes of the Committee. P., courtesy of Labour History Archive and Study Centre, John Rylands Library, U. of Manchester.

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The European Chaos, Ts 36 p, Transcript of an address to the Rand School, 5 Apr. 1924, Xerox, courtesy of the Tamiment Library, New York University.

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Mechanism And Life. Ts 33p. Transcript of an address to the Rand School, 3 May 1924. (Reported in the New York Times, 4 May 1924,:p. 5.) Xerox, courtesy of the Tamiment Library

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"Is the British Labor Government Revolutionary?" 5 May 1924. Photocopy of ts.; 61 leaves, transcribed from shorthand notes by Paul Munter. Debate with Morris Hillquit at Carnegie Hall. Courtesy of Hoover Institution Archives.

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Is the British Labor Government Revolutionary?" 5 May 1924. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 60 leaves. Courtesy of Perkins Library, Duke University.

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937

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"The Editor, The Daily Herald" 19 Nov. 1924. 'I's.; 3 leaves (much revised in Dora's hand). Signed by BR and DR. In reply to a letter or article by Sir Charles Addis and a leader, "Mr. Russell on China in The Morning Post, 9 Oct. 1924, on Russell's New Leader article of 19 Sept. 1924 titled "British Imperialism in China; Brigands and British Banks". Not published (and possibly not sent).

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Life In The Middle Ages. TS 7 pp. Review of E, Power's Medieval People and J. Huizinga's The Waning of the Middle Ages. (The Dial, 78: Apr. 1925, 295-8.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229c

The Dogmas of Naturalism. Corrected (by BR) proofs. Review of E.A. Burtt's The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Physical Science. (The Dial, 79: Sept. 1925, 255-8 .) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229c

What I Believe. 1925. Photocopy of ms.; 72 leaves (last leaf dated 1 Jan. 1925). Courtesy of Special Collections, University Research Library, UCLA.

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577

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[Autobiographical Sketch]. Ms.; 2 leaves. Ts. carbon; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. of 2 April 1925 to Wm. Swan Stallybrass of Kegan Paul. In the l. BR sets down the following terms: the sketch may be altered without consulting him; when published it is to appear as if it is not by him; it is to be hoped that it will appear only outside of England. Purchased at Sotheby's.

1925.04.00

1171

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"Freedom in Society''. [c. 7 June 1925]. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. Abstract of lecture delivered to Fabian Society, 22 Oct. 1925. Enclosed with letter of 7 June 1925 to F.W. Galton. Courtesy of Nuffield College Library, Oxford.

1925.06.07

519

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“Capitalism or What?” C26.14. P. of ms.; 8 leaves. Encl. with letter of 5 Dec. 1925 to Elmer H. Youngman. In The Bankers Magazine, New York, 112 (May 1926): 679–80, 725, 727. Access restricted. Courtesy of Rosenbach Museum & Library.

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1153

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"'To the Editor of The Daily Herald" [1926]. Ms.; 1leaf. Re Mr. Middleton and birth control. In The Daily Herald , 9 October 1926, p. 4. In Dora Russell fonds.

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Introduction toSelected Papers (A55). Ts., 11 pp., 1 p.with unpublished revisions by BR. Ms. (Rec. Acq. 70, box 6.41, 1926); lot 508.

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On Education, Especially in Early Childhood. 1926. Photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves. Dust jacket blurb. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

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On Good Men, Ms 14p. Ts 15p. ("The Harm That Good Men Do " Harpers Magazine, 153: Oct, 1926, 529-34, ) Purchase

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Does Ethics Influence Life? Corrected proofs. (The Nation and the The Meaning of Meaning. TS 14 pp. Corrected (by BR) proofs. (The Dial, 81: Aug. 1926, 114-21.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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Is Science Superstitious? TS 13 pp. Corrected (by BR) proofs. (The Dial, 81: Sept. 1926, 179-86.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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Psychology and Politics. TS 16 pp. MS 3 pp. Corrected (by BR) proofs. (The Dial, 80: Mar. 1926, 179-88.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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Leonardo as a Man of Science. MS 4 pp. Review of l.B. Hart's The MechaniealI Investigations of Leonardo da Vinci. (The Dial, 80: June 1926, 510-12.) P. , courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229c

"Infancy and Character Formation" [1927]. Ms.; 16 leaves (lacks fol. 16 but has fol. 17). As "The Training of Young Children" Harper's Magazine, 155 (Aug. 1927): 313-19. In Dora Russell fonds.

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9.2

“The Extant Fragments of Heraclitus”. Ms.; 8 leaves, encl. with l. to Katharine [Dudley]. [c. 1927]. Donation of Michael Walsh.

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"The Future". [1927]. Photocopy of ms.; 22 leaves. In Jewish Daily Forward , 26 June, 3, IO, 17 July 1927: EI, E1, E1-2, E2; reprinted as "Some Prospects: Cheerful and Otherwise" in Sceptical Essays (London: Allen and Unwin, 1928). Courtesy of Special Collections, University Research Library, UCLA.

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Education And The Good Life, Ms 24p. [c.1927]. Purchase.

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Marriage, Ms 2p, Lecture notes [c. 1927]. Purchase. MCLELLAN. Ms 3p, Notes from a debate on marriage [c. 1927]. Purchase.

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Introduction [To Selected Papers Of Bertrand Russell] Ms 10 p. (New York: Modern Library, 1927, ) Xerox, Purchase.

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Philosophy Of Physics, Ms 2p. Notes for a lecture probably delivered at Harvard, with A.N. Whitehead in the chair [c.1927]. They contain Russell's often quoted remark against the plausibility of solipism: ' 'I didn't write the parts of his [Whitehead' s] books I can 't understand.” Purchase.

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The Extant Fragments Of Heraclitus. Ms 8 p. [c. 1927). Xerox, courtesy of Mr.A. J. G. Berg. Not an essay, but the actual fragments written out. Given to Mrs. Dorothy Harvey, who wrote to Russell: "I have the.Heraclitus in your writing like a treasur e in my mind and in my desk. I love you for writing it out for me.” (letter of 22 May 1928). Original is Rec Acq 1381g.

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The Analysis Of Matter. Ms 468 p. (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner; New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1927. ) Microfilm, courtesy of Trinity College Library, Cambridge.

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Russia, Asia, And The West. MS 20 pp. [c. 1927]. Purchase.

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Education And World Peace. MS 11pp. 1927. Purchase.

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Things That Have Moulded Me. Corrected (by BR) proofs. (The Dial, 83 : Sept. 1927, 181-6.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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An Outline of Philosophy. 1927. Dust-jacket blurb (photocopy of ms., 1 leaf; ts., 1 leaf). Draft table of contents (photocopy of ms., 1 leaf; ts., 1 leaf). Acknowledgments (photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf). Enclosed with letter from Unwin of 12 April 1927. Photocopy of marked proofs of pp. 305-12. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1927.04.00

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"Mr. Bertrand Russell Catches the Tortoise". [Oct. 1927]. Photocopy of ms.; 4 leaves. Enclosed with letter to Henry Goddard Leach of 26 Oct. 1927. In Forum, 79 (Feb. 1928): 262-3. Courtesy of Houghton Library, Harvard University.

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Principles of Social ReconstructionQuotation in BR’s hand, n.d. but Nov. 1927 from Chicago’s Hotel La Salle letterhead. Internet print.

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Sceptical Essays. 1928. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Dust-jacket blurb. Enclosed with letter of 12 May 1928 to Unwin. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

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The Optimism Of America. TS 7 pp. ("Optimistic America", New York Herald Tribune Magazine, 6 May 1928, pp. 1-2.) P., courtesy of Columbia University Library.

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232b

Watson Versus Freud In Education. TS 9 pp. ("Bertrand Russellon Aims of Modern Education", The Forward, 23 Dec. 1928, pp. El-2.) P., courtesy of Columbia University Library.

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232b

Nationalism. [1928]. Tscc. 7 leaves. "Nationalism-Is it a Blessing or a Curse?", The Forward (6 May 1928), El, and as "Nationalism", The Bermondsey Book, 5 (June-July 1928), 46-50. Marked up editorially with "Bermondsey Book" circled in upper left-hand margin. Purchase.

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"A Rejected Advertisement''. 16 Jan. 1928. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Letter to editor, Daily Herald , 20 Jan. 1928, p. 4, and other papers. Courtesy of British Library (Marie Stopes papers).

1928.01.16

455

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"Reform Ethics". [1929]. Photocopy of ts. (titled "Is There a New Morality?"); 3 leaves. Review of Durant Drake, The New M orality. In The Book League Monthly, New York, l (Feb. 1929): 212-13. On loan from Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin.

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Modern Education Failure? Ms 7p. Lecture notes [ca. 1929]. This is Russell 's debate with Will Durant on "Is Modern Education a Failure? 11, reported in the New York Times, 7 Oct. 1929, p. 25. Purchase.

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On Catholic And Protestant Sceptics. TS 10 pp. (The Dial, 86: Jan. 1929, 43-9.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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Wasted Idealism. TS 4 pp. Corrected (by BR) proofs. Review of G. Seldes's The Stammering Century. (The Dial, 86: Apr. 1929, 329-31.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

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229c

Beacon Hill School. [c.1929]. Ts cc. 3 leaves with a few revisions in Dora Russell's hand. Purchase.

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Beacon Hill School. [c.1929]. Four-page pamphlet co-authored with Dora Russell. Purchase.

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[Pacifism]. [14 June 1929]. P. of ms.; 1 leaf. Encl. with letter of 14 June 1929. The letter is addressed “Dear Sir” and is assumed to be to a writer for the Sunday Express. It was written in advance of an interview; publication of the interview could not be traced. Access restricted. Courtesy of Rosenbach Museum & Library.

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“What Is to Be Done about Divorce”. C30.03. [28 Nov. 1929]. P. of ms.; 1 leaf. Last two paragraphs of article only. Encl. with l. to Paul Palmer, ed., Sunday World Magazine. Published first in Daily Express, 20 Jan. 1930, p. 8. Courtesy of Yale U. Library.

1929.11.28

239b

10.2

“Proposed Letter to Manchester Guardian”. Ps. of 2 tss. with different annotations; 4 leaves. P. of ts. carbon (different typing); 2 leaves. [1930]. Re the proposed Education Bill. Roy Randall's covering l. shows he was looking after the master text. Similar to F30.01 but this one was written in response to a l. which The Manchester Guardian published from a body of non-Conformists. Neither l. has been located. Note: The Manchester Guardian did publish F30.01 as “Education Bill and Its Critics”, 27 June 1930, p. 22; the l. is dated 25 June. Courtesy of the International Institute of Social History.

1930.00.00

1185

16.1

“Hey nonny no!” [1930]. P. of transcription ms. by BR of the anon. c. 1600 verse; 1 leaf. Courtesy of M. G. I. Evans.

1930.00.00

1211

16.1

The Conquest of Happiness. 1930. Bound page proofs of Allen and Unwin ed. Purchase from Lady Constance Malleson.

1930.00.00

596

6.2

Opinions on Swearing. [March-July 1930]. Ts. with 3 sentences added in BR's hand. 1 leaf. With omissions in David Harley, "Beacon Hill School", Russell, nos. 35-36. Purchase.

1930.03.00

1930.07.00

370vi

37-40

[Report on That Next War by Major Bratt]. 14 July 1930. Photocopy; 2 leaves. As ms. letter to Unwin. Extract quoted in ad for Bratt's book in Caroline E. Playne's Society at War, 1914-1916 (London: Allen and Unwin, 1931), p. 382. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1930.07.14

70, box 6.41.

6.2

The Scientific Outlook. 1931. Photocopy ofts., 3 leaves; photocopy of another ts., 3 leaves; photocopy of ts. carbon, 2 leaves. Table of contents and conclusion. One ts. and ts. carbon courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1931.00.00

70, box 6.44.

6.2

The Scientific Outlook. 1931. Other ts. courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1931.00.00

6.2

"Modern Physics''. [1931]. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. In The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, II (London: Allen and Unwin, 1968): 158-9. Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1931.00.00

968e.

6.2

Aims And Achievement of Beacon Hill School. Ts 8p. ( "In Our School" New Republic, 68:9 Sept. 1931, 92-4, ) Xerox, courtesy of Professor Stillman Drake.

1931.00.00

Marriage And Personality. Ms 2p. ( New York American, 13 Nov, 1931, 15) Purchase.

1931.00.00

On Being A Good Boy. Ms 3p. ( New York American, 18 Nov. 1931, 17.) Purchase.

1931.00.00

Preface [to "The YMCA Government of China" by Rachel Brooks] . TS 3 pp. [1931]. (Incompletely published in Autobiography, Vol . II.) Courtesy of Rev. Brooks.

1931.00.00

Radiogram from BR In support of the organization of a foundation in memory of Victor L. Berger, to be read at the National Press Club dinner, Sunday evening 1 March [1931]. Berger had died in August 1929. Contained in statement “Radiograms Received at National Press Club Dinner ...”, ts. carbon, 7 pp. P., courtesy of Hoover Institution, Stanford U.

1931.03.01

1508

28.2

[“Heartiest greetings to Tagore ... ”]. B48. 25 May 1931. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. In The Golden Book of Tagore, ed. R. Chatterjee (Calcutta: Golden Book Committee, 1931), p. 220. Courtesy of Rabindra-Sadana Memorial Museum.

1931.05.00

223

10.2

“Analysis of Mind”. B52. P. of ts.; 5 leaves sent in BR's l. of 26 June 1931 to Charles W. Morris. The ts. is annotated by Morris. Published as “34. Russell's Reformulation of the Nature of Mind” in Morris's Six Theories of Mind (Chicago: U. of Chicago P., 1932), pp. 134–8; reprinted in Papers 10. Courtesy of Jon R. Eller, Peirce Project, Indiana U.

1931.06.00

1229

16.1

“Proletarian Dictatorship Is the Road to Freedom”. Debate with Jay Lovestone, (editor of Revolutionary Age), 27 Nov. 1931, New York. Officials: Bertram D. Wolfe and Roger Baldwin. Ts., 75 leaves. Also BR's notes for the debate, ms., 1 leaf; BR's notes taken during the debate, 3 leaves; notes written on verso of “Some Questions for Mr. Russell”; advertisement, other notes and news clippings. Ps., courtesy of Hoover Institution.

1931.11.27

1440a&b

24.1

"On Politicians". [Dec. 1931]. Photocopy of ms.; 3 leaves. Enclosed with letter to Mr. Towne of 8 Dec. 1931. In New York American, 16 Dec. 1931, p. 17. On loan from Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin.

1931.12.00

1012

7.1

Education and the Social Order. 1932. Draft table of contents (photocopy ofts.; 3 leaves). Enclosed in letter of 7 March 1932 to Norton. Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1932.00.00

6.2

Education and the Social Order. 1932. Same draft table of contents plus pro posal for book (photocopy of ts.; 10 leaves). Enclosed with and in letter of 15 March 1932 to Unwin. Proposal was published, with many alterations, as Chap. 2. Dust jacket blurb (photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf). Enclosed with letter of 23 May 1932 to Unwin. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin

1932.00.00

70, box 6.41

6.2

The Future Of The Family. Corrected TS. 5 pp. 1932. (Nash's - Pall Mall Magazine, 90: Jan. 1933, 27-80). Photocopy couretsy of Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, Ottoline Morrell papers.

1932.00.00

272

Education & The Social Order. [c.1932]. Ms. 4 leaves. A summary of Education and the Social Order. Purchase.

1932.00.00

328

37-40

“How Science Has Changed Society”. C32.03. 6 Jan. 1932. P. of ts. broadcast script (titled “The Scientific Society”) from symposium “Science and Civilization”; 11 leaves. In The Listener, 7 (13 Jan. 1932): 39–40, 42. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives, Reading.

1932.01.06

1,021a

10.2

“Modern Methods in Education”. D32.02. Ts.; 12 leaves, prepared by Christina Foyle, of BR's speech at Foyle's Literary Luncheon, 14 Dec. 1932, possibly to mark the publication of Education and the Social Order (A63). The speech was reported in The Scotsman, Edinburgh, 15 Dec. 1932, as well as other newspapers. Courtesy of Christina Foyle.

1932.12.14

1176

16.1

[Reports on A.G.D. Watson's Dissertations on Philosophy of Physics]. [1933]. Photocopy of ms. notes, 3 leaves; photocopy of ts., 2 leaves. Courtesy of King's College Library, Cambridge.

1933.00.00

820

6.2

Respect For Law. 1958, 63-5. MS 3 pp., 1933. (San Francisco Review, 1: winter P., courtesy of Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

1933.00.00

183

Freedom vs. Organization Publisher’s traveller’s specimen of book. 28 pp. 1934. New York: W. W. Norton.

1934.00.00

1547

28.2

Freedom and Organization. 1934. Draft table of contents (photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf). Addition to preface (photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1934.00.00

976g.

6.2

Freedom and Organization. 1934. Draft table of contents (photocopy of ms., 2 leaves; photocopy of ts., 3 leaves). Ms. table of contents enclosed in letter to Norton of IO Nov.1933. Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers),

1934.00.00

6.2

Freedom and Organization. 1934. Draft table of contents (photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves). Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1934.00.00

70, box 6.44, 1933.

6.2

Freedom and Organization. 1934. Different typing of same table of contents. (Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1934.00.00

6.2

Freedom and Organization. 1934. Dust-jacket blurb (photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf). Enclosed with letter to Unwin of 6 April 1934 and described therein as "proof of the announcement of my forthcoming book". Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1934.00.00

70, box 6.42.

6.2

Freedom and Organization. 1934. Scattered pages, bibliography, and index (photocopy of proofs; 12 leaves). Enclosed with letter from Allen and Unwin to W.W. Norton, 21 Nov. 1934. Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1934.00.00

976g.

6.2

Preface [to Freedom and Organization]. MS 4 pp. May 1934. (London: Allen & Unwin, 1934.) Purchase.

1934.05.00

150h

Fashions In Virtues. MS 3 pp. Aug. 1934. ("Virtue's Fashions", New York American, 7 Sept. 1934, 19.) P., courtesy of Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

1934.08.00

183

There is no issue…. 14 Nov. 1934. Ms. 1 leaf, numbered 4 in upper right-hand corner. Date and pagination not in BR's hand; in the same hand is written "By Lord Russell Russell” i.e. Bertrand Russell part of an unaccepted contribution to an American paper". Purchase.

1934.11.14

337

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[“Greetings Received on the Occasion of the Dinner to Prof. Albert Einstein and Heinz Leipmann ...”]. 22 Dec. 1934. P. of ts. carbon; 2 leaves. Russell's greeting appears on first leaf. Courtesy of U. of Toronto Library.

1934.12.22

1065

10.2

We Did Not Fight. B60. 1935. Uncorrected bound page proofs, including BR's contribution, “Some Psychological Difficulties of Pacifism in Wartime”. Purchase.

1935.00.00

1205

16.1

In Praise of Idleness and Other Essays. 1935. Blurb and draft table of contents (photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves). Enclosed with letter of 24 April 1935 to Norton. Table of contents 5(photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves). Enclosed in letter of 30 April 1935 to Norton. Table of contents prepared by Norton from ms. (photocopy of ts.; I leaf). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1935.00.00

6.2

Logical notes [28 Nov. 1935], 4 lines written on the verso of a bookshop opening notice dated 9 Oct. 1935; by BR and Wittgenstein, taken by him and BR to scribble on. K. Blackwell has conﬁrmed which symbols are in BR’s hand. Email attachment from Glenn Horowitz Bookseller, Inc. (Sarah Funke), New York.

1935.11.28

1571

28.2

“[France, Ministère des ATaires Etrangères, Petition on Behalf of Philippe Vernier]”. P.; 1 leaf. [c. Dec. 1935]. Courtesy of National Archives, France.

1935.12.00

1362

21.2

Which Way to Peace? A69. London: Michael Joseph, 1936. “Uncorrected proof copy”, bound. Ts. carbon insert, 1 leaf, at p. 142. Purchase.

1936.00.00

1143

13.2

[Blurb for Lancelot Hogben' s Mathematics for the Million]. 1936. Photocopy of ts.; I leaf. Enclosed with letter to Unwin of 2 Oct. 1936. Published on dust-jacket. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1936.00.00

70, box 6.42.

6.2

[Blurb for Japan's Feet of Clay by Freda Utley]. 1936. Photocopy of ms.; I leaf. Enclosed with letter of 28 Sept. 1936 to Norton. Published on dust-jacket of 4th impression of Faber & Faber edition (London: 1937). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1936.00.00

6.2

"Philosophy and Grammar". [1936]. Photocopy of ms.; 7 leaves. Review of A.J. Ayer, Language, Truth and Logic. In The London Mercury, 33 (March 1936): 541-3. On loan from Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin.

1936.00.00

1012

7.1

Which Way to Peace? 1936. "Uncorrected proof copy", bound, of Michael Joseph edition. Front wrapper stamped by Curtis Brown Ltd. Purchase (Thompson collection).

1936.00.00

150

7.1

Sexual Ethics Of Tomorrow. T s 14p. ("Our Sexual Ethics" American Mercury, 38, May 1936, 36-41) Xerox, courtesy of Mr. Michael Thompson. Superseded by Rec Acq 1501a.

1936.00.00

Which Way To Peace? Corrected pp. of bound page proofs. (London: Michael Joseph, 1936.) P., courtesy of Ronald Jager.

1936.00.00

100

Sexual Ethics Of Tomorrow, TS 13 pp. ("Our Sexual Ethics", American Mercury, 38: May 1936, 36-41.) Purchase. Superceded by Rec Acq 150a.

1936.00.00

Auto-Obituary. [1936]. Photocopy of ts. 3 leaves. "The Last Survivor of a Dead Epoch", The Listener, 16 (12 Aug. 1936), 289, and as "Bertrand Russell's Own Obit", Coronet, 10 (Sept. 1941), 36-8. Marked up editorially and title altered for Coronet publication. Courtesy of George Arents Research Library, Syracuse University.

1936.00.00

315

37-40

The Paralysis of England. [1936]. Photocopy of ts. with some revisions in Russell's hand. 11 leaves. Original foliation has 2 leaves numbered 4, the second of which has been corrected along with the remaining leaves up to 11. "Paralysis of England", Coronet, 1 (1 Dec. 1936), 3-8. Marked up editorially for publication. Courtesy of George Arents Research Library, Syracuse University.

1936.00.00

316

37-40

[On Lucy Martin Donnelly]. C36.17. 18 April 1936. P. of ms.; 2 leaves. Extracted from l. to Marion Edwards Park, President, Bryn Mawr for Donnelly's retirement. In Bryn Mawr Alumnae Bulletin, 16, no. 7 (July 1936): 18. Courtesy of Bryn Mawr College Library.

1936.04.18

427

10.2

The Amberley Papers. 1937. Blurb and draft table of contents (photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves). Enclosed with letter to Norton of 2 May 1936. Prepublication extract from Vol. 1: 31 and summary of last chapter of Vol. 2 with quotation from a Queen Victoria Jetter (photocopy of ts.; 2Jeaves). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1937.00.00

6.2

[Syllabus of "The Science of Power" lecture series at L.S.E.] [1937]. Photocopy of ms., 2 leaves (lacking fol. 1), with "Lecture" altered to "Chapter", and photocopy of ts., 3 leaves; photocopy of another ts., 3 leaves. Unwin had his ts. made before returning ms. per BR's request in letter of 10 July 1937. Then BR sent ms. to Norton, who also had it typed. Syllabus became "a preliminary outline" of Power (1938), mentioned in BR's letter to Norton of 18 Aug. 1937. Photocopy of ms. and first listed ts. courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1937.00.00

976f.

6.2

Syllabus of "The Science of Power" lecture series at L.S.E.] [1937]. Photocopy of second ts. courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1937.00.00

70, box 6.44.

6.2

"Methodism and Armament Firms". 9 Jan. 1937. Photocopy of ts. copy; I leaf. Letter to editor correcting error in Freedom and Organization. Enclosed with letter to Unwin of 9 Jan. 1937. In The Methodist Recorder, 21 Jan. 1937, p. 22. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1937.01.09

70, box 6.42.

6.2

Power, Ancient and Modern. [Apr. 1937]. Photocopy of ts. with some revisions in Russell's hand along with Coronet proofs. 14 leaves. Political Quarterly, 8 (Apr. 1937), 155-64, and as "Power by Seizure", Coronet, 1 (Apr. 1937), 189-93. Marked up editorially with the first four leaves crossed out and not published in Coronet; Coronet proofs bear same title as ts. Courtesy of George Arents Library, Syracuse University.

1937.04.00

317

37-40

[Notes for lecture "Science and Social Institutions" on 21 Oct. 1937]. Photocopy of ms.; 3 leaves. Part of series "Whither Britain?" by Fabian Society (lecture in Dare we Look Ahead? [London: Allen & Unwin, 1938]). Report of discussion following. Photocopy of ms.; 3 leaves in questioners' hands with James M. Osborn recording BR's replies. Courtesy of Yale University Library.

1937.10.21

629a.

7.1

“Is the Family Still a Vital Part in Modern Life?” Discussion with BR, John Gloag and an unidentified physician. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on 16 Dec. 1937. BBC Written Archives.

1937.12.00

1384

21.2

Power: a New Social Analysis. 1938. Draft table of contents (photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1938.00.00

976f

6.2

Power: a New Social Analysis. 1938. Dust-jacket blurb (photocopy of ms.; I leaf). Enclosed with letter of 27 Jan. 1938 to Unwin. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1938.00.00

70, box 6.42.

6.2

Power: a New Social Analysis. 1938. Same blurb enclosed with ts. copy of same letter sent to Norton by Unwin (photocopy of ts.; I leaf). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1938.00.00

976f.

6.2

"The Crisis in Foreign Policy". [1938]. Microfilm and printout of ms.; 6 leaves. Enclosed with Jetter pmk. 27 Feb. 1938. In Peace News, no. 90 (5 March 1938): 8. On loan from Ransom Humanities Research Center (Morrell papers), University of Texas at Austin.

1938.00.00

mfm 61.

6.2

Power. 1938. Page proofs but in galley sheets, unbound, of Norton edition. Purchase (Thompson collection).

1938.00.00

150

7.1

[Note on Descriptions and Intensional Operators]. [1938-39]. Ms. 1 leaf. Gift of Professor Irving Copi.

1938.00.00

1939.00.00

298

37-40

England 's Perplexities. Ts 13p. Prepared for publication in the American Mercury but not printed, probably because of the outbreak of war in Sept. 1939, Xerox, courtesy of New York Public Library. Filed in RA1 MS 220.017100 1939.

1939.00.00

“The Existence and Nature of God”. D39.04. P. of ts.; 12 leaves, identity of preparer unknown. BR's speech at the U. of Michigan, 18 Feb. 1939. Reported in The Michigan Daily, 19 Feb. 1939, pp. 1, 6. Published in Papers 10. Courtesy of U. of Michigan.

1939.02.18

1177

16.1

“Dr. Dewey's Logic”. B69. [March 1939]. P. of ts. carbon; 22 leaves. P. of mimeo ts.; 13 leaves. These are in addition to a p. of the ms. acquired c. 1969. In The Philosophy of John Dewey. Courtesy of Southern Illinois U., Carbondale (Library of Living Philosophers Papers).

1939.03.00

177a.

13.2

Dr. Dewey's Logic. MS 41 pp. [March 1939]. (In The Philosophy of John Dewey. ed. P.A. Schilpp, Evanston & Chicago: Northwestern University, 1939.) P., courtesy of Professor Schilpp and Southern Il linoi s University.

1939.03.00

177a

“[Dare We Look Ahead?]”. Outline of lecture on Munich and the coming war in Europe. Complete text of night l., 1 leaf, to W. B. Feakins, BR's lecture agent, [29 Mar. 1939]. Internet print from www.ebay.com.

1939.03.29

1378

21.2

“Freedom and Government”. B70. [1940]. P. of ms.; 1 leaf. Outline for essay of same title in Freedom: Its Meaning, ed. Ruth Nanda Anshen. Courtesy of B. Frohmann from Fisher Rare Book Library (J.G. Slater Collection of Russellania), U. of Toronto.

1940.00.00

1047

10.2

“Philosophy and Cultural Development in Europe” Outline. c.1940. Ts., 2 pp. Ps. Courtesy of Barnes Foundation.

1940.00.00

1683

33.1

An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth. 1940. Draft introduction (photocopy of ts.; 12 leaves, with emendations in BR's hand). Chapter I, "What is a Word?" (photocopy of ts.; 11 leaves with, emendations in BR's hand). Draft table of contents (photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf). Title-page and verso, draft table of contents, beginning of Chapter 1 (photocopy of ts.; 7 leaves). Dust-jacket blurb (photocopy ofts.; 1 leaf). Title-page for first British edition (photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1940.00.00

976d.

6.2

The Philosophy Of Santayana. TS 30 pp. (In The Philosophy of George Santayana, ed. P.A. Schilpp, 1940.) P., courtesy of Professor Schilpp and Southern Illinois University.

1940.00.00

177b

[Comments on Paul Wienpahl's student essay, "The Relation of Language and Fact"]. [c.1940]. Photocopy of ms. 4 leaves. Courtesy of the late Professor Wienpahl.

1940.00.00

423

37-40

“Extensionality” Ms. notes, 9 leaves, early 1940s. Found in The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell. Concerns topics in An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth. Prints of email attachments from Caroline Farr, whose parents who were neighbours of BR on Pennstone Road, Bryn Mawr, PA in 1943.

1940.00.00

1569

28.2

“Extensionality” Ms. notes, 9 leaves, early 1940s. Found tucked in Elliott Farr’s copy of The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell. Concerns topics in An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth. Gift of Caroline Farr, whose parents who were 1943 neighbours of BR on Pennstone Road, Bryn Mawr, PA.

1940.00.00

1601

29.1

[Two syllabi of] "William James Lectures". [April 1940]. Photocopy of ms., 1 leaf; photocopy of ts., 1 leaf. Ts. enclosed with letter to Ernest Hocking of 22 April 1940. The lectures, given at Harvard, c. 27 Sept.--13 Dec. 1940, were from An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth (1940). Courtesy of University Archives, Harvard University Library.

1940.04.00

7.1

[Syllabus for seminar course on theory of knowledge at Harvard]. [c. April 1940]. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter to Ernest Hocking of 22 April 1940. The seminar was given in autumn 1940. Courtesy of University Archives, Harvard University Library.

1940.04.00

7.1

[Press Statement Issued by ACLU]. [c. 8 April 1940]. Photocopy of ts.; I leaf. In covering letter dated 8 April 1940 to Roger Baldwin Patricia Russell states she wrote press statement signed by Russell. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves, of official press release by ACLU for 13 April 1940 publication. Published first as "Educator to Remain in Silence; Russell Issues Last Statement in Self-Defense", California Daily Bruin, 9 April 1940, p. 1 (See RA 811) Courtesy of Mudd Manuscript Library (American Civil Liberties Union Archives), Princeton University Library.

1940.04.08

701

6.2

"Russell Explains Switch in His Outlook on War". [June 1940]. Ts. carbon (untitled); 1 leaf. Enclosed with Patricia Russell's letter to Mr. Levy, 25 June 1940, and described as "recently issued to the press". In The News, New York?, 11 June 1940, p. 8. Purchase (Swann Galleries).

1940.06.00

1008

7.1

“Phaedo”Outline of Socrates’ last hour; proofs of immortality. 1941. Ms., 1 p. P. See HWP, Bk. 1, Ch. 16. Courtesy of Barnes Foundation.

1941.00.00

1638

33.1

[War with Hitler]. Draft l. or statement, c.1941. Donation of Caroline Farr.

1941.00.00

1601

29.1

On Keeping a Wide Horizon. [1941]. Photocopy of ts. 10 leaves; plus 7 leaves of new draft prepared by editorial staff of Reader's Digest. Published (with more rewriting) as "A Philosophy for You in These Times", The Reader's Digest, 39 (Oct. 1941), 5-7; original version in Russell, nos. 33-34. Courtesy of Kevin Holland and Reader's Digest.

1941.00.00

437

37-40

[Notes on] Descartes. [1941-42]. Photocopy of ms. 3 leaves. Used for discussion programme on Descartes' Discourse on Method; transcription of broadcast in Mark Van Doren, ed., The New Invitation to Learning (New York: Random House, 1942), pp. 93-104. Courtesy of Special Collections, Butler Library, Columbia University Libraries. See also Rec Acq 232c.

1941.00.00

1942.00.00

976h

37-40

[Notes on] Lewis Carroll. [1941-42). Photocopy of ms. I leaf. At the bottom of the leaf in another hand is written, "notes by Bertrand Russell left at CBS after broadcast on Alice in Wonderland". A transcript of the CBS discussion programme is in Mark Van Doren, ed., The New Invitation to Learning (New York: Random House, 1942), pp. 208-20. Courtesy of Special Collections, Butler Library, Columbia University Libraries. See also Rec Acq 976h.

1941.00.00

1942.00.00

232c

37-40

“Why I Support This War”Abstract of lecture, 2 March 1941. Ts., 1 p. P. Courtesy of Barnes Foundation.

1941.03.02

1683

33.1

“Liberty in the Time of National Emergency”. Ms.; 4 leaves. [July 1941]. For The Council of Democracy's NBC radio programme, broadcast on 14 July 1941.

1941.07.00

1372

21.2

[Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland]. 21 Dec. 1941. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 15 leaves, with emendations in BR's hand. CBS radio transcript. In Mark Van Doren, ed., The New Invitation to Learning (New York: Random House, 1942). Courtesy of Butler Library, Columbia University.

1941.12.21

976h.

6.2

How To Become A Philosopher. MS 28 pp . (Haldeman-Julius Publications, The How-To Series, no.7: 1942, 5-16.) P., courtesy of Missouri Academy of Science.

1942.00.00

244a

How To Become A Logician. MS 32 pp. (Haldeman-Julius Publications, The How-To Series, no.8: 1942, 16-27.) P., courtesy of Missouri Academy of Science.Athenaewn, 34 : 2 Feb. 1942, 635-6.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.

1942.00.00

244b

How to Become a Mathematician. MS 33 pp. The How to Series, no.9: 1942, 28-40.) Academy of Science. (Haldeman J ulius Publications, P., courtesy of Missouri

1942.00.00

244c

[Benedictus de Spinoza's Ethics]. 25 Jan. 1942. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 16 leaves, with emendations in BR's hand. CBS radio transcript. In Mark Van Doren, ed., The New Invitation to Learning (New York: Random House, 1942). Courtesy of Butler Library, Columbia University.

1942.01.25

976h.

6.2

[Blurb for The First Europe by C. Delisle Burns]. [23 March 1942]. Photocopy of ts. copy; r leaf. Extracts in Allen and Unwin's Summer and Autumn Books i942, p. 2. More fully on rear of dust-jacket of Allen and Unwin edition (1947). Courtesy of Butler Library (Norton papers), Columbia University.

1942.03.23

6.2

[Descartes' A Discourse on Method]. 26 April 1942. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 14 leaves, with emendations in BR's hand. CBS radio transcript. In Mark Van Doren, ed., The New Invitation to Learning (New York: Random House, 1942). Courtesy of Butler Library, Columbia University.

1942.04.26

976h.

6.2

My Mental Development. MS 29 pp. [June 1942]. (In The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell, ed. P.A. Schilpp, 1944.) P., courtesy of Professor Schilpp and Southern Illinois University.

1942.06.00

177c

Niebuhr. 29 Nov. 1942. Ms. 1 leaf. Dated and initialled by Sidney Hook with heading by him, "Russell's Notes". Purchase.

1942.11.29

338e

37-40

"Recollections of Three Hours with Bertrand Russell by Lester E. Denonn". [1943]. Ts. carbon; 8 leaves. In Correct English, Chicago, 44 (Dec. 1943): 14-19. Purchase (Mrs. Denonn). A photocopy had previously been obtained. REC. ACQ. 497.

1943.00.00

984

7.1

"Postulates of Scientific Method". [1943]. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. Syllabus for lecture series given at Bryn Mawr, 8-29 Oct. 1943. Also printed invitation to attend same. Courtesy of Bryn Mawr College (Katharine McBride papers).

1943.00.00

1011

7.1

Russia And The United States After The War. MS 13 pp. ("The Russian Realities", Common Sense, 12: Oct. 1943, 351-4.) P courtesy of Yale University Library.

1943.00.00

240

My Mental Development. Ts 20p. July 1943. (In The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell, ed, P.A.Schilpp, Evanston and Chicago: Northwestern University, 1944.) Xerox, courtesy of Professor Schilpp and Southern Illinois University Archives. See also 177c. Filed in RA1 MS 220.017230 1944.

1943.07.00

Reply To Criticisms. Ts 64p. July 1943. (In The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell.) Xerox, courtesy of Prof. Schilpp and Southern Illinois University Archives. See also 177d.

1943.07.00

A Reply To My Critics. MS 109 pp. [July 1943]. (In The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell.) P., courtesy of Professor Schilpp and Southern Illinois University.

1943.07.00

177d

“Western Hegemony in Post-War Asia”. C44.03. N.d. P. of ms. (titled “Timely Topics II: Asia after the War”); 10 leaves. In The New Leader, New York, 27, no. 9 (26 Feb. 1944): 7. Courtesy of Hoover Institution (Boris I. Nicolaevsky Collection).

1944.00.00

1161

13.2

“Victors and Vanquished ¼”. C44.04. N.d. P. of ms. (titled “Germany and Japan after the War”); 8 leaves. In The New Leader, 27, no. 12 (18 March 1944): 9. Courtesy of Hoover Institution (Nicolaevsky Collection).

1944.00.00

1161

13.2

“Four-Power Alliance—Step to Peace”. C44.12. N.d. P. of ms. (titled “Post-War International Cooperation”); 9 leaves. In The New Leader, 27, no. 33 (12 Aug. 1944): 9. Courtesy of Hoover Institution (Nicolaevsky Collection).

1944.00.00

1161

13.2

“The Disarmament of Education”. C44.13. N.d. P. of ms. (titled “Education after the War”); 9 leaves. In The New Leader, 27, no. 36 (2 Sept. 1944): 9. Courtesy of Hoover Institution (Nicolaevsky Collection).

1944.00.00

1161

13.2

Gandhi: Uncertain Star Of The East, Ts 29p. Transcript of a lecture to the Rand School of Social Science, 9 Mar. 1944. ("The Medieval Mind of Gandhi 11 Institute of Social Studies, 1: Fall and Winter 1952, 73, 80; and 88-9.) Xerox, courtesy of Tamiment Library.

1944.03.09

“Three public lectures”Typed notice, 20–22 March 1944, of 3 lectures by BR in philosophy of science. Philosophy Dept., Chicago U.

1944.03.20

1944.03.22

1654

33.1

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 30 Oct. 1944, ts., 3 leaves. Propaganda ever justified? Parents as the worst choice to raise their children? Payment of family doctors? Germans as the master race? Science and the mind? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1944.10.30

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 12 Dec. 1944, ts., 3 leaves. Recommended books? Law of averages? Fools? Local dialects? Einstein's theory of relativity? Neuroses? Economics as a science? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1944.12.12

1110

16.2

[“From the first I have loved your strange eyes ...”]. [c. 1945]. P. of ms.; 1 leaf. Written for Gamel Brenan. Courtesy of Berg Collection, New York Public Library.

1945.00.00

705

10.2

"Humanity's Last Chance". [1945]. Photocopy of corrected ts. (titled "What America Could Do with the Atomic Bomb"); 4 leaves. Enclosed with letter of 9 Oct. 1945 to the Prime Minister. In Cavalcade, London, 7, no. 398 (20 Oct. 1945): 8-9. Courtesy of Bodleian Library (Clement Attlee papers), Oxford.

1945.00.00

806

7.1

"Where Do We Go Now?" 8 Jan. 1945· Ts.; 3 leaves. BBC radio transcript. In The Listener, 33 (11 Jan. 1945): 31-2. Purchase.

1945.01.08

7.1

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 9 Jan. 1945, ts., 4 leaves. Knowledge in digest form? Rights of citizens? Telling children the truth? Face as an index to character? Tolerance? Truth of relativity? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1945.01.09

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 13 Feb. 1945, ts., 4 leaves. Leonardo? Middle classes? War and money? Definition of consciousness? Infinity? Bias in politics? Evidence of the world's existence? Mental age measurement? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1945.02.13

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 13 March 1945, ts., 4 leaves. Study of the past? Good conversation? Tennessee Valley Authority-type project in Britain? Happiness? Victorian Age? Civilized country? University education? Democracy and the little man? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1945.03.13

1110

16.2

“Should Scientists Be Public Servants?”. [c. May 1945]. P. of ms.; 1 leaf. Notes for discussion with J.B.S. Haldane broadcast 4 May 1945. In C45.08, The Listener, 33 (10 May 1945): 516–17, 520. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1945.05.00

1021b

10.2

“Should Scientists Be Public Servants?” C45.08. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on 4 May 1945. BBC Written Archives.

1945.05.04

1384

21.2

[Notes on ts. of O.S. Wauchope's Deviation into Sense]. [21 May 1945]. Ms.; 2 leaves. Encl. with l. to Wauchope of 21 May 1945. The book was published by Faber & Faber Ltd. (London, 1948). Purchase.

1945.05.21

10.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 25–26 June 1945, ts., 3 leaves. Ugliness? Laws of chance? Love and jealousy? original thought? Women and men? Good government? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1945.06.25

1945.06.26

1110

16.2

["It is proposed to form a club ..."]. 28 July 1945. Ms.; r leaf, in A.G. Tansley's hand, with one emendation in BR's hand. Signed by Russell, Derek Wragge Morley and Tansley. Re a discussion club at Cambridge. Donation by Dr. L.H. Stickland.

1945.07.28

921

6.2

"The Atomic Bomb". [c. Aug. 1945]. Photocopy of ms.; 8 leaves. As "The Bomb and Civilization'', Forward, Glasgow, 39, no. 33 (18 Aug. 1945): 1, 3. Courtesy of National Library of Scotland (Emrys Hughes papers).

1945.08.00

840

6.2

"Food Parcels Still Needed". [Sept. 1945]. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter to Gilbert Murray of 29 Sept. 1945. As letter to editor in New York Times, 3 Nov. 1945, p. 14; also signed by Bishop of Chichester and Victor Gollancz. Courtesy of Bodleian Library (Murray papers).

1945.09.00

71g.

7.1

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 25 Sept. 1945, ts., 3 leaves. Merrie England? A-bomb and mankind? Cheerful philosophers? Liars? Human Employment? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1945.09.25

1110

16.2

[Letter to the editor of the New Statesman]. 28 Sept. 1945. P. of ts. carbon; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. from Patricia Russell to Victor Gollancz of 30 Sept. 1945. Re criticism of Soviet Union for the situation in Germany. Withheld from New Statesman at Gollancz's request. Courtesy of Modern Records Centre (Gollancz Papers), U. of Warwick Library.

1945.09.28

663

10.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 29–30 Oct. 1945, ts., 4 leaves. Agreement to differ? Trade follows the flag? Middle class and revolution? Celts and beauty? Democracy and sharing? Rehabilitation of Japan? Atomic bombs? (BR's comments on Japan and the atomic bomb appear in Malcolm Sargent: a Biography [H131], pp. 327–8.) Logic and emotion? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1945.10.29

1945.10.30

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 26–27 Nov. 1945, ts., 3 leaves. British national character? World peace? Time? Living without struggle? Thought? Scientific education? Behaviour alone? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1945.11.26

1945.11.27

1110

16.2

"Atomic Bomb". [c. 26 Nov. 1945]. Photocopy of ms.; I leaf. Notes for speech reported in House of Lords Debates, series 5 , 138 (28 Nov. 1945): cols. 87-92. Courtesy of Woodson Research Center (J. Huxley papers), Fondren Library, Rice University.

1945.11.26

898

6.2

“The Atomic Bomb and the Prevention of War”. C46.07. [Jan. 1946]. P. of ts. carbon; 6 leaves. Encl. with l. of 21 Jan. 1946 from Rupert Crawshay-Williams to Arthur Koestler. In Polemic, no. 4 (July–Aug. 1946): 15–22. Courtesy of Edinburgh U. Library (Koestler Papers).

1946.01.00

1093

10.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 15 Jan. 1946, ts., 3 leaves. Attaining contentment? New discoveries in mathematics? Universe? Role of small nations? Best form of government? Intelligent politicians? Glamour? Shore waves? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.01.15

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 11 Feb. 1946, ts., 3 leaves. Greatest English thinker? Types of brains? Age for voting? Conscience and cowardice? Smoking? Loyalties of citizens? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.02.11

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 12 March 1946, ts., 3 leaves. Middle classes defined? War and literature? Small businesses? Happiness and literacy? Intelligence and instinct? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.03.12

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 28(?) May 1946, ts., 3 leaves. Telephone vs. letters? Benefits of science? Classical education? Beauty as absolute? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.05.28

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 4 June 1946, ts., 3 leaves. Writing vs. speaking? Time unreal? Compulsory subjects in school, particularly music? Cultured people defined? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.06.04

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 11 June 1946, ts., 4 leaves. Normal brain? Class distinctions? (Partly published in Malcolm Sargent [H131], p. 325.) Applause? Good raconteur? Tipping? House for retirement? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.06.11

1110

16.2

Blurb for Karl Popper's The Open Society and Its Enemies. G14. Aug. 1946. P. of ms.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of I. Grattan-Guinness from a copy in Karl Popper's possession; original at Hoover Institution (Popper Papers).

1946.08.00

856

13.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 1 Oct. 1946, ts., 3 leaves. Clashing colours? Sense of history? Tunes in the mind? Memory? Great women? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.10.01

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 22 Oct. 1946, ts., 5 leaves. Eccentrics defined? Thought and language? Best British century? Peace and war? Reproduction of art? Right and Wrong? Civilization defined? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.10.22

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 3 Dec. 1946, ts., 4 leaves. Making money? Chamber music? Speed in travel? Wisdom in the ancient philosophers? Sophisticated person defined? Leadership qualities? Happiness derived? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.12.03

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 31 Dec. 1946, ts., 4 leaves. Gallup polls? (Six sentences published, D47.01.) Architecture and character? Tax on betting/State lotteries? Learning foreign languages? Truth telling? Understanding modern poetry? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1946.12.31

1110

16.2

“Science and Democracy”. C47.02Ts.; 8 leaves, with holograph revisions. As “A Scientist's Plea for Democracy”, The Listener, 37 (16 Jan. 1947): 107-8. Purchase.

1947.00.00

1336

19.2

[Broadcast Review of ] The Comforts Of Unreason [by Rupert Crawshay-Williams]. MS 1 3 pp. [1947]. P., courtesy of R. Crawshay-Williams. [Reith Lectures] . BBC transcriptions. Mimeo. (Authority and the Individual, London: Allen & Unwin, 1949.) Purchase. Superceded by Rec Acq 501i

1947.00.00

170

[Brodast review of] The Comforts of Unreason [by Rupert Crawshay Wilhams]. [1947). Ms. 13 leaves; continuous foliation to f. 12 with insertion of f. 1a. The ms. is accompanied by a short note in Crawshay Williams' hand, "Broadcast by the BBC almost certainly in 1946 or 1947". A photocopy of the ms. was previously donated and described in Russell, no. 8. Bequest of Mr. Crawshay-Williams.

1947.00.00

501i

37-40

“A Scientist's Plea for Democracy”. C47.02. 5 Jan. 1947. P. of ts. broadcast script (titled “Science and Democracy”); 8 leaves with paragraph addition in BR's hand. In The Listener, 37 (16 Jan. 1947): 107–8. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1947.01.05

1,021a

10.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 21 Jan. 1947, ts., 3 leaves. Sane countries? (Published as D47.02.) Reparations? Young people reading? Changing Laws? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1947.01.21

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 11 Feb. 1947, 3 leaves. Contentment a detriment? Unhappy marriages? Class resentment? Limited appeal of poetry? General elections? Censorship? Plato and mathematics? Higher living standards? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1947.02.11

1110

16.2

"The Outlook for Mankind". 8 March 1947· Ts.; 3 leaves. BBC radio transcript from series "Atomic Energy". In The Listener, 37 (13 March 1947): 370--2. Purchase.

1947.03.08

7.1

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 11 March 1947, ts., 3 leaves. Character of authors? Planning? Atomic energy? Nazism and Communism the same? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1947.03.11

1110

16.2

Preface to the German Edition of Power. April 1947. Ms. 4 leaves. "Vorwort" in Macht, Eine Sozialkritische Studie, trans. Stephan Hermlin (Ziirich: Europa Verlag, 1947), pp. 5-6. Purchase.

1947.04.00

325

37-40

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 1 April 1947, ts., 3 leaves. Good memory? Food/drink and work? Age of conscription? Human appendix? America in Europe? Teaching logic? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1947.04.01

1110

16.2

"The Faith of a Rationalist". 20 May 1947· Ts.; 3 leaves. BBC radio transcript from series "What I Believe". In The Listener, 37 (29 May 1947): 826, 836. Purchase.

1947.05.20

7.1

"The Rewards of Philosophy". [Dec. 1947]. Ms.; 9 Jeaves. Purchase. Photocopy of ts.; and ms., 2 leaves, in John G. Slater's hand. Abridged in The Listener, 39 (18 March 1948): 459. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives Centre and Dr. Slater.

1947.12.00

571

6.2

[Comments on Father Copleston's notes for a debate on religion]. 15 Dec. 1947. P. of ms.; 1 leaf encl. in l. to Basil Taylor. Their debate was broadcast 28 Jan. 1948. In C48.22, “The Existence of God”, Humanitas, Manchester, 2 (Autumn 1948): 2–17. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1947.12.15

1,021b

10.2

Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits. 1948. Uncorrected bound galley proofs of Simon and Schuster ed. Purchase.

1948.00.00

838

6.2

"What I Believe". [1948]. Galley proofs of BR's contribution to A.D. Ritchie et al., What I Believe (London: Porcupine Press, 1948). First published as "The Faith of a Rationalist'', The Listener, 37 (29 May 1947): 826, 836. Purchase (Malleson papers).

1948.00.00

596

6.2

[Report on ms. by Lionel] Britton. [c.1948]. Ms. 2 leaves. Purchase.

1948.00.00

344

37-40

Human Knowledge: Its Scope & Limits. [1948). Ms. 1 leaf. Summary adapted for use on front and back flaps of dust jacket of British edition of Human Knowledge and possibly in George Allen & Unwin's catalogue advertisement. Purchase.

1948.00.00

329

37-40

John Stuart Mill and the Idea of Liberty. 1948. Microfilm printout of ts. with some revisions in Russell's hand. 7 leaves. Given as a talk on the "Famous Men" series, BBC Home Service, 18 Jan. 1948. Courtesy of Reference and Registry Services, BBC Archives.

1948.00.00

304

37-40

"Atomic Warfare and Its International Bearings". 27 Jan. 1948. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 9 leaves, of which 6 contain Russell's text (remainder report discussion following). Courtesy of Royal Institute of International Affairs.

1948.01.27

786

6.2

[Notes on mathematical logic]. [April 1948]. Photocopy of ms.; 4 leaves. Enclosed with letter to Marcus Bierich of 18 April 1948. Courtesy of Dr. Bierich.

1948.04.00

228

7.1

"Toleration". 20 April 1948. Ts.; 5 leaves. BBC radio transcript from series "Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians". In The Listener, 39 (29 April 1948): 695-7.

1948.04.20

7.1

[“I am firm ...”]. 26 April 1948. P. of ts. broadcast script; 1 leaf. Portion of Brains Trust programme quoted in Hh48.00, “Week-end Competitions”, New Statesman, 35 (15 May 1948): 402. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1948.04.26

1061

10.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 26 April 1948, ts., 4 leaves. Cinema-going? Greatest discovery? Suffer fools gladly? Integrity? Tired of London, tired of life? Strong character? (BR's reply is published in Hh48.01.) Humans like each other? Laziness? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1948.04.26

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 3 May 1948, ts., 4 leaves. Minding others' business? Cruelty? Real England? Opinions between elections? Sentimentality? Love at first sight? Good conversation? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1948.05.03

1110

16.2

“Centenary of the Communist Manifesto”. Discussion with BR and others. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on various BBC services, 4- 7 May 1948. In Swedish as C48.14. BBC Written Archives.

1948.05.04

1948.05.07

1384

21.2

“1948 Russell vs. 1954 Russell”. C54.30. 5 May 1948. P. of ts. transcript; 1 leaf. Letter from Russell to Walter Marseille, 5 May 1948, only (not the entire C item). In The Saturday Review, 37, no. 42 (16 Oct. 1954): 25–6. Courtesy of Hoover Institution (Sidney Hook Papers).

1948.05.05

1161

13.2

“The German Generals”. F48.00. [31 Aug. 1948]. P. of ts. carbon; 1 leaf (drafted by Gollancz). Encl. with l. to Victor Gollancz of 31 Aug. 1948. L. to the editor of The Times, 3 Sept. 1948, p. 5. Signed by Russell, Gollancz and others. Courtesy of Modern Records Centre (Gollancz Papers), U. of Warwick Library.

1948.08.31

663

10.2

“Resisting Russia”. C48.25. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with Russell's letter of 29 Nov. 1948 to Ben Blaker. In The Observer, London, 28 Nov. 1948, p. 3. Courtesy of Hoover Institution (Sidney Hook Papers).

1948.11.00

1161

13.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 7 Feb. 1949, ts., 3 leaves. Execution of Charles I? Retirement? Educated people? Home Rule for Scotland? Study of philosophy in schools? Privilege in democracy? Lying? Representational art? House of Lords? Best education? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1949.02.07

1110

16.2

“London Forum”. Discussion of BR's 1948-1949 Reith lectures, Authority and the Individual, with BR, Harold Laski and Quintin Hogg. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast 16 Feb. 1949. BBC Written Archives.

1949.02.16

1384

21.2

"The Reith Lectures 1949. Ts. mimeo of Authority and the Individual. 68 leaves. Casebound in quarter leather. Issued by the BBC Transcription Service. An introductory note reads: "The lectures as broadcast, December-January, 1948-1949 and circulated in this form in April 1949." In Dora Russell fonds.

1949.04.00

1027 box 7.31

9.2

“Is Regional Association the Most Practical Step toward World Government?” Discussion with BR and Gilbert Murray. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 6 June 1949. BBC Written Archives.

1949.06.06

1384

21.2

Autobiography. Ms. 3 leaves. Enclosed with Russell’s letter to Rupert Crawshay-Williams, 21 , Sept. 1949 (see Russell Remembered, p. 45 n.1).

1949.09.00

501i

3.1

"Teaching of History Must Be Radically Reformed." 29 Sept. 1949· Photocopy of mimeo ts.; 4 leaves. Partial transcript of BR's speech at UNESCO debate in Paris on educational duties of the state. Reported by Ritchie Calder as "We Must Tear Up History and Start Again", News Chronicle, 30 Sept. 1949· Courtesy of Labour Party Archives.

1949.09.29

884

7.1

“Problems of the Atomic Bomb”. Discussion of the impact of the first Soviet A-bomb with BR and Mark Oliphant. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 24 Oct. 1949. BBC Written Archives.

1949.10.24

1384

21.2

“Taking Stock”. Discussion on the international control of atomic energy with BR and others. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on 10 Nov. 1949. BBC Written Archives.

1949.11.10

1384

21.2

“Political and Cultural Infiuence of U.S.A.”. B99; C49.30. 4 Dec. 1949. P. of ts. broadcast script (titled “The Political and Cultural Infiuence”) from series “The Impact of America upon European Culture”; 14 leaves (1 of announcements) with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 42 (8 Dec. 1949): 991–3. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1949.12.04

1,021a

10.2

[Questionnaire on Schiller]. [1950). Photocopy of ts. with replies in Russell's hand. 4 leaves. With omissions in Ross Scimeca, "F. C. S. Schiller", Coranto: J ournal of the Friends of the Libraries, University of Southern California, 9 (1973), 35-6. Courtesy of Hoose Library, University of Southern California.

1950.00.00

234

37-40

What do the people in the Ministry of Agriculture .... 1950. Ms. 1 leaf. Purchase.

1950.00.00

349

37-40

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 4 March 1950, ts., 2 leaves. (English half-hour for the Far East.) Evil spirits? Equality for women? World government? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1950.03.04

1110

16.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 18 March 1950, ts., 2 leaves. (English half-hour for the Far East.) Hunting? Racial antagonism? Geographic origins of religions? The alphabet? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1950.03.18

1110

16.2

“What Will the Future Ages Think of Our Own?” P. of ts.; 9 leaves. Discussion with BR and Viscount Samuel. BBC broadcast script for “London Forum”, recorded on 31 Mar. 1950. P., via Andy Bone from BBC Written Archives.

1950.03.31

1359

21.2

“Punishment”. C50.15. P. of ms.; 2 leaves. As "The Problem of Punishment”, Radio Times, London, 107, no. 1,385 (28 April 1950): 6. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1950.04.28

1351a

19.2

“Crime and the Community”. C50.15. 22 May 1950. P. of ts. broadcast script (titled “Crime”) from series “The Problems of Punishment”; 7 leaves with emendations. In The Listener, 43 (1 June 1950): 939, 953. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1950.05.22

1,021a

10.2

Guest of Honour. 25 June 1950. Mimeo ts. transcribed from Australian Broadcasting Commission's "Guest of Honour" programme. 6 leaves. "Bertrand Russell's Blueprint for Australia's Future", Daily Telegraph, Sydney, 26 June 1950, p. 6. Courtesy of ABC and Dr. Nicholas Griffin.

1950.06.25

292

37-40

Notes Taken at Bertrand Russell Seminars [on Theory of Knowledge) at Sydney University in 1950. 28 June-6 July 1950. Photocopy of ts. transcribed by A. R. Walker from Professor John Anderson's shorthand notes. 9 leaves. Courtesy of Dr. Griffin.

1950.06.28

1950.07.06

313

37-40

The World as I See it. 2 July 1950. Photocopy of mimeo ts. transcribed from ABC broadcast. 5 leaves. "Belief in Man's Omnipotence Is Delusion Which Creates Dictators", Daily Telegraph, 3 July 1950, p. 6. Courtesy of ABC and Dr. Griffin.

1950.07.02

292

37-40

My Philosophy of Life. 9 July 1950. Mimeo ts. transcribed from ABC broadcast. 5 leaves. "Machine Age Emphasises Initiative rather than Intellect", Daily Telegraph, 10 July 1950, p. 6. Courtesy of ABC and Dr. Griffin.

1950.07.09

292

37-40

What Hope for Man. 16 July 1950. Photocopy of mimeo ts. transcribed from ABC broadcast. 5 leaves. "Intelligent Democracy Can Create a Good World", Daily Telegraph, 17 July 1950, p. 8. Courtesy of ABC and Dr. Griffin.

1950.07.16

292

37-40

My Impressions of Australia. 23 Aug. 1950. Mimeo ts. transcribed from ABC broadcast. 5 leaves. "I Leave Your Shores with More Hope for Man", Daily Telegraph, 24 Aug. 1957, p. 8. Courtesy of ABC and Dr. Griffin.

1950.08.23

292

37-40

“Celebrity”. D51.01. Ts.; 5 leaves, prepared by Christina Foyle, of BR's speech at Foyle's Literary Luncheon, 30 Nov. 1950, to launch How to Be a Celebrity (H41). The speech was reported in The Saturday Review of Literature, 34, no. 11 (17 March 1951): 4, 5.

1950.11.30

1176

16.1

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 31 Dec. 1950–1 Jan. 1951, ts., 4 leaves. (Anglo-Australian Brains Trust.) Future of Australia? World War ii? Town-planning? Emigration to Australia? Government constitutions? Bernard Shaw? Cricket? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1950.12.31

1951.01.01

1110

16.2

“An Anglo-Australian Brains Trust”. Discussion with BR and others in London and Australia. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 31 Dec. 1950 and 1 Jan. 1951. BBC Written Archives.

1950.12.31

1951.01.01

1384

21.2

New Hopes for a Changing World. 1951. Photocopy of ts.; 4 leaves. Outline of book. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1951.00.00

70, box 6.45

6.2

[Answers to three questions]. [1951]. Microfilm printout of ts.; 1 leaf. Questions posed by M. Lincoln Schuster in letter of 9 May 1951; intended for publication. On George Santayana, Paul Reynaud, and American foreign policy. Courtesy of Butler Library (Schuster papers), Columbia University.

1951.00.00

232a.

7.1

“Bernard Shaw” Ts. and author’s returned proofs (C51.01). P., courtesy of U. of Virginia Special Collections.

1951.00.00

1573

28.2

“Why Defend the Free World?” P. of ts.; 15 leaves. Discussion with BR, Lord Samuel and Harold Nicolson. BBC broadcast script for “London Forum”, recorded on 24 Jan. 1951. P., via Andy Bone from BBC Written Archives.

1951.01.24

1359

21.2

“Living in an Atomic Age”. P. of ts.; 2 leaves. N.d. but April 1951. Abstract for series (C51.19, C51.21-2, C51.24-6). Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1951.04.00

1351a

19.2

Hopes for Australia in a Hundred Years. 2 Apr. 1951. Mimeo ts. transcribed from ABC broadcast. 3 leaves. Courtesy of ABC and Dr. Griffin.

1951.04.02

292

37-40

“Could We Do More to Secure Human Rights?” Discussion with BR and others. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 29 Apr. 1951. BBC Written Archives.

1951.04.29

1384

21.2

"Obsolete Ideas". [May 1951]. Photocopy of BBC mimeo ts.; 9 leaves. Second lecture of series "Living in an Atomic Age". Broadcast on 15 May 1951. In The Listener 45 (24 May 1951): 822-3. Reprinted as Chap. xv1 in New Hopes for a Changing World (London: Allen and Unwin, 1951). Courtesy of Special Collections (Norman Angell papers), Ball State University.

1951.05.00

509

6.2

"The Modern Mastery of Nature". [May 1951]. Photocopy of BBC mimeo ts.; 4 leaves. Third lecture of series "Living in an Atomic Age". Broadcast on 22 May 1951. In The Listener, 45 (31 May 1951): 881, 883. Reprinted as Chaps. II and III in New Hopes for a Changing World (1951). Courtesy of Special Collections (Norman Angell papers), Ball State University.

1951.05.00

510

6.2

“Present Perplexities”. C51.19. 8 May 1951. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Living in an Atomic Age”; 4 leaves. In The Listener, 45 (17 May 1951): 787–8. Courtesy of Fred Keay from BBC Written Archives.

1951.05.08

1021a

10.2

“The Achievement of Harmony”. C51.26. 12 June 1951. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Living in an Atomic Age”; 9 leaves with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 45 (21 June 1951): 984–5. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1951.05.12

1021a

10.2

“The Limits of Human Power”. C51.24. 29 May 1951. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Living in an Atomic Age”; 9 leaves with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 45 (7 June 1951): 911–12. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1951.05.29

1021a

10.2

“Confiict and Unification”. C51.25. 5 June 1951. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Living in an Atomic Age”; 9 leaves with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 45 (14 June 1951): 954–5. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1951.06.05

1021a

10.2

“Christianity and Science. Is There a Gulf?” Discussion with BR and Charles Raven. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 9 Aug. 1951. BBC Written Archives.

1951.08.09

1384

21.2

[Message for dinner in honour of Gilbert Murray on 11 Sept. 1951]. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. In "Professor Gilbert Murray Honoured", M anchester Guardian, 12 Sept. 1951, p. 10. Courtesy of Bodleian Library (Murray papers), Oxford.

1951.09.11

71 j.

7.1

“Freedom and the Philosopher”London Calling Asia. BBC script, 5 Nov. 1951. Signed ts. (text not same as in Papers 11), 6 pp. Purchase.

1951.11.05

1668

33.1

“One WorldCIs It Feasible?” Discussion with BR and Lord Samuel, chaired by Lord Samuel. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. broadcast on “London Forum”, 9 Mar. 1952. BBC Written Archives.

1952.0.09

1384

21.2

“[Statement re dictatorship in Spain]”. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. [1952]. P. of publication of statement, not identified. Encl. with l. to Vernon Richards. Courtesy of Vernon Richards papers, IISG via Nick Griffin.

1952.00.00

1379

21.2

New Hopes for a Changing World. 1952. "Uncorrected" galley proofs, bound, of Simon and Schuster edition. Purchase (Thompson collection).

1952.00.00

150

7.1

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 16 Jan. 1952, ts., 2 leaves. (London Calling Asia.) God? Brain and the emotions? Good vs. evil? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1952.01.16

1110

16.2

“Leonardo's Day and Our Own--Better or Worse”. P. of ts.; 15 leaves. Discussion with BR and Lord Samuel, chaired by Sir William Hamilton Fyfe. BBC broadcast script for “London Forum”, recorded on 13 Apr. 1952. C52.08. P., via Andy Bone from BBC Written Archives.

1952.04.13

1359

21.2

“Refiections on My Eightieth Birthday”. C52.12. 16 May 1952. P. of ts. broadcast script; 5 leaves (1 of announcements) with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 47 (22 May 1952): 823–4. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1952.05.16

1021a

10.2

“Academic Freedom in America.” Transcript of speech, 3 June 1952. Ts., 13 leaves. P., courtesy of Royal Institute of International Affairs.

1952.06.03

1429

24.1

“Exchange Programmes on Academic Freedom”. Discussion with BR and others. Transcript of BBC broadcast Transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 22 June 1952. BBC Written Archives.

1952.06.22

1384

21.2

“Sidney and Beatrice Webb”; “D. H. Lawrence”. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. 23 June 1952. Notes for C52.18-19, sent to Radio Times by Ronald Lewin. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1952.06.23

1351a

19.2

“Alfred North Whitehead”. C52.16. 3 July 1952. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 7 leaves (1 of announcements) with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 48 (10 July 1952): 51–2. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1952.07.03

1021a

10.2

“Maynard Keynes and Lytton Strachey”. C52.17. 10 July 1952. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 7 leaves (1 of announcements) with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 48 (17 July 1952): 97–8. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1952.07.10

1021a

10.2

“D.H. Lawrence”. C52.18. 17 July 1952. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 7 leaves with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 48 (24 July 1952): 135–6. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1952.07.17

1021a

10.2

“`Completely Married': Sidney and Beatrice Webb”. C52.19. 24 July 1952. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 7 leaves with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 48 (31 July 1952): 177–8. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1952.07.24

1021a

10.2

[‘Brain Trust’ BBC program--BR's responses to listeners questions]: 3 Sept. 1952, ts., 3 leaves. (London Calling Asia.) Russian menace? Communist menace? National character? Socialism in Britain? Aristocracy? Philosophers as politicians? From BBC Written Archives, courtesy of Fred Keay and Joan Johnson.

1952.09.03

1110

16.2

“The Experience of Age”. Discussion with BR, Lawrence Housman, Gilbert Murray, and Walter de la Mare. Transcript of BBC broadcast Transcript. broadcast on “London Forum”, 19 Nov. 1952. BBC Written Archives.

1952.11.09

1384

21.2

“Europe and Asia and the Modern World”. Discussion with BR and S. Radhakrishnan. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 16 Nov. 1952. BBC Written Archives.

1952.11.16

1384

21.2

“The Turn of the Year--Predicaments of Philosophy, Science and Art”. Discussion with BR, J. Bronowski and Michael Ayrton. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. First broadcast on “London Calling Asia”, 31 Dec. 1952; rebroadcast on “London Forum”, 4 Jan. 1953. BBC Written Archives.

1952.12.31

1384

21.2

"The Existentialist's Nightmare". [c. 1953]. Photocopy of ts.; 4 leaves, signed by BR. Probably not prepublication. Chap. v of Nightmares of Eminent Persons and Other Stories (London: Bodley Head, 1954). Courtesy of University of Rochester Library.

1953.00.00

699

6.2

"Preface" [to Professor Mmaa's Lecture]. 1953. Ts.; 2 leaves. Enclosed with letter of 30 Aug. 1953 to author, Stefan Themerson. Purchase (Themerson).

1953.00.00

867

6.2

Satan in the Suburbs. 1953· Page proofs, bound, of Bodley Head edition. Purchase (Thompson collection). Identical copy: REC. ACQ. 1,010.

1953.00.00

150

7.1

[Fiction]. D53.03. Ts.; 5 leaves, prepared by Christina Foyle, of BR's speech at Foyle's Literary Luncheon, 27 Feb. 1953, to launch the publication of Satan in the Suburbs (A94). The speech was reported in The Manchester Guardian, 28 Feb. 1953, p. 4, as well as other newspapers. Courtesy of Christina Foyle.

1953.02.27

1176

16.1

“Is Tyranny Self-Destructive?” P. of ts.; 9 leaves. Discussion with BR and Lord Samuel. BBC broadcast script for “London Forum”, recorded on 27 Feb. 1953. P., via Andy Bone from BBC Written Archives.

1953.02.27

1359

21.2

“Is There a Pattern in History?” P. of ts.; 9 leaves. Discussion with BR, Toynbee, and Lord Samuel, chaired by Lord Hailsham. BBC broadcast script for “London Forum”, recorded on 5 Mar. 1953. P., via Andy Bone from BBC Written Archives.

1953.03.05

1359

21.2

Address at Warsaw Ghetto Memorial Meeting. 9 Apr. 1953. Cassette, taped by Lady Russell from phonograph in her possession. Summarized in The Jewish Chronicle, 17 Apr. 1953, p. 5. Gift of the late Countess Russell.

1953.04.09

436

37-40

"The Prelate and the Commissar". 11 April 1953· Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. In The Humanist, 13, no. 5 (Sept.-Oct. 1953): 206-7. Courtesy of Norris Darrell, Professor Gerald Gunther, and Harvard Law School Library (Learned Hand papers).

1953.04.11

849

7.1

“Obeying Law in Testifying”. C53.13. [20 June 1953]. P. of ts. copy; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. from BR to Einstein of 20 June 1953. L. to the editor of The New York Times, 26 June 1953, p. 18, replying to an editorial criticizing Einstein on McCarthy. Courtesy of Hebrew U. of Jerusalem and Princeton U. Press.

1953.06.20

1101

10.2

“Some Cambridge Dons of the 'Nineties”; “Some of My Contemporaries at Cambridge”. P. of ts.; 2 leaves. Encl. with l. of 16 July 1953 to Ronald Lewin. Notes for C53.17-18. Courtesy BBC Written Archives.

1953.07.16

1351b

19.2

“Personal Call”. BR interviewed by Stephen Black. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Calling Asia”, 31 July 1953. BBC Written Archives.

1953.07.31

1384

21.2

“Cambridge in the Eighteen-Nineties”. C53.17. 14 Aug. 1953. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 8 leaves. In The Listener, 50 (20 Aug. 1953): 307–8. Courtesy of Fred Keay from BBC Written Archives.

1953.08.14

1021a

10.2

“Cambridge Friendships”. C53.18. 21 Aug. 1953. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 8 leaves with emendations. In The Listener, 50 (27 Aug. 1953): 337–8. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1953.08.21

1021a

10.2

“Bernard Shaw, the Admirable Iconoclast”. C53.19. 28 Aug. 1953. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 7 leaves (1 of announcements) with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 50 (3 Sept. 1953): 380–1. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1953.08.28

1021a

10.2

“H.G. Wells: Liberator of Thought”. C53.20. 4 Sept. 1953. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 7 leaves (1 of announcements) with emendations. In The Listener, 50 (10 Sept. 1953) 17–18. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1953.09.04

1021a

10.2

“Joseph Conrad”. C53.21. 11 Sept. 1953. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 7 leaves (1 leaf of announcements) with emendations. In The Listener, 50 (17 Sept. 1953) 462–3. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1953.09.11

1021a

10.2

“George Santayana”. C53.22. 18 Sept. 1953. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Portraits from Memory”; 8 leaves with emendation. In The Listener, 50 (24 Sept. 1953): 503, 511. Courtesy of F. Keay from BBC Written Archives.

1953.09.18

1021a

10.2

“The Nature of Liberal Civilization”. With Sidney Hook. C85.01. A “conversation” on the BBC, 1 Oct. 1953. Ts.; 3 leaves (BR's remarks only; compare the transcription with that in Russell, n.s. 5 [1985]: 5–13).

1953.10.01

1110

16.1

“The Existentialist's Nightmare”. 1954 (in A97). Later ts. copy, signed by BR. Internet print from Liveauctions.

1954.00.00

1457

24.1

“The Existentialist’s Nightmare”. 1954 (in A97). Later ts. copy, signed by BR (previously reported as an Internet print, rec. acq. 1,457). P., courtesy of U. of Rochester Library.

1954.00.00

1506

28.1

Nightmares of Eminent Persons and Other Stories. 1954· Incomplete ts. carbon; 70 leaves. Purchase (Themerson).

1954.00.00

867

6.2

'World Government". [1954]. Photocopy of ts.; 6 leaves. BBC broadcast on 13 July 1954· As "The Hydrogen Bomb and World Government", The Listener, 52 (22 July 1954): 133-4. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1954.00.00

70, box 6.43, 1961 file.

6.2

“Man’s Peril” The (C54.35) famous sentence in BR’s hand: “Remember your humanity and forget the rest”. Courtesy of S.Pellegrino.

1954.00.00

1663

33.1

“The Greatness of Albert Einstein”. C55.21. 4 Jan. 1954 / 21 April 1955. P. of ts. broadcast script; 5 leaves with emendations in BR's hand. In The Listener, 53 (28 April 1955): 745–6. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1954.01.00

1955.04.21

1021a

10.2

“Where Do We Go From Here?” P. of ts.; 8 leaves. Discussion with BR and Lord Samuel, chaired by Sir William Hamilton Fyfe. BBC broadcast script for “London Forum”, recorded on 17 June 1954. P., via Andy Bone from BBC Written Archives.

1954.06.17

1359

21.2

What Neutrals can do to Save the World. [Sept. 1954). Galley proofs. Britain Today, no. 223 (Nov. 1954), 6-10. The dictated ms. in Lady Russell's hand is in Archives I. Bequest of Mr. Crawshay-Williams.

1954.09.00

501i

37-40

“Why I Took to Philosophy”. C55.14. 6 Oct. 1954. P. of ts. broadcast script from series “Then and Now”; 8 leaves, with emendations. In London Calling, no. 800 (3 March 1955): 9. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1954.10.06

1021a

10.2

Implications Of The H Bomb, Ms 11p. 23 Dec. [1954] ("Man's Peril from the Hydrogen Bomb" The Listener, 52: 30 Dec, 1954, 1135-6). Microfilm, courtesy of Trinity College Library, Cambridge, to which the Ms was given at the request of Lord Rothschild. Russell commented to Rothschild: "I am afraid that apart from infinitely smaller intrinsic merit, the MS is less interesting than (for example) that of Lycidas since it is my habit to compose things in my mind and write them out without corrections " (letter of 14 Feb.19 55).

1954.12.23

"Why I Took to Philosophy". 30 and 31 Dec. 1954· Mimeo ts.; 3 leaves. BBC radio transcript from series "Then and Now". In London Calling, no. 800 (3 March 1955): 9. Purchase.

1954.12.30

1954.12.31

7.1

"A Pacifist in Wartime". 13 and 14 Jan. 1955· Mimeo ts. (titled "Experiences of a Pacifist in the First World War"); 3 leaves. BBC radio transcript from series "Then and Now". In London Calling, no. 802 (17 March 1955): 10. Purchase.

1955.01.13

1955.01.14

7.1

"War and the Pursuit of Peace". 20 and 2I Jan. 1955 Mimeo ts. (titled "From Logic to Politics"); 4 leaves. BBC radio transcript from series "Then and Now". In London Calling, no. 803 (24 March 1955): 8. Purchase.

1955.01.20

1955.01.21

7.1

Conversation [on language, between Russell, C. Fadiman, I. Brown and J. Barzun on BBC]. 20 Jan. ·1955. Photocopy of ts. transcribed from recording of broadcast. 34 leaves. Courtesy of Barbara Strachey Halpern. Perception. [19 Jan. 1957). Ts cc. with corrections in Lady Russell's hand. 4 leaves. Another ts cc. is in Archives I. Bequest of Mr. CrawshayWilliams.

1955.01.20

320

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"So I Go On Writing Books". 3 and 4 Feb. 1955· Mimeo ts. (titled "Hopes: Realized and Disappointed"); 6 leaves. BBC radio transcript from series "Then and Now". In London Calling, no. 805 (7 April 1955): 10. Purchase.

1955.02.03

1955.02.04

7.1

“Religion and the Training of the Young”. Discussion with BR and Lord Hailsham and chaired by Gerald Barry. Transcript of BBC broadcast Transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 6 Mar. 1955. BBC Written Archives.

1955.03.06

1384

21.2

[“Russell-Einstein Manifesto”]. Ts., enclosed with BR's letter of 5 April 1955 to Einstein and to which he agreed in his famous last letter. C55.29 and Paper 57d of Papers 28; 2 leaves. P., courtesy o Einstein Archives, Jewish National and U. Library.

1955.04.00

1392

24.1

“[Russell-Einstein Manifesto]” C55.29. Enclosed with BR's l. to Einstein, 5 Apr. 1955. P., courtesy of the Einstein exhibitors, A. Einstein archives, Jewish National and U. Library.

1955.04.00

1392

21.2

"The Greatness of Albert Einstein". 21 April 1955· Mimeo ts. (titled "Professor Albert Einstein-Obituary Tribute"); 3 leaves. BBC radio transcript. In The Listener, 53 (28 April 1955): 745-6. Purchase.

1955.04.21

7.1

“[International Press Conference on Atomic Energy]”. With BR and others. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on 9 Aug. 1955. BBC Written Archives.

1955.08.09

1384

21.2

[Letter to Whit Burnett]. 7 Sept. 1955· Photocopy ofts.; 2 leaves. In Whit Burnett, ed., This is My Philosophy (New York: Harper, 1957). Courtesy of Mudd Manuscript Library, Princeton University.

1955.09.07

936

6.2

"Geneva-A Message to the Foreign Ministers". [Oct. 1955]. Photocopy ofts., possibly mimeo; 2 leaves. Signed jointly with Lord Boyd Orr, Sir Richard Coppock and Professor C.F. Powell. Enclosed with letter of 26 Oct. 1955 to John Foster Dulles. Courtesy of Mudd Manuscript Library (John Foster Dulles papers), Princeton University Library.

1955.10.00

700

6.2

Introduction (To Freedom Is As Freedom Does By Corliss Lamont). Ts 5p. (London: John Calder ; New York: Horizon, 1956 [2nd printing only].) Xerox, courtesy of Dr. Lamont.

1956.00.00

17j.

Logic And Knowledge. Essays 1902-1924. Bound page proofs. (London: Allen & Unwin, 1956.) Courtesy of Robert C. Marsh, editor.

1956.00.00

179

[Prefatory note to Logic and Knowledge]. [Feb. 1956]. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of Houghton Library (R.C. Marsh papers), Harvard University.

1956.02.00

143·

7.1

“The Brains Trust”. No. 22. Transcription from a telidophone recording, 5 Feb. 1956. Excerpted in Papers 29: 424–6. Courtesy of Andrew G. Bone and Russell Centre.

1956.02.05

1471

28.1

["I am very glad that a movement is on foot ..."]. 1956. Microfilm printout ofts.; 1 leaf. Quotation from BR in press release of 22 June 1956 by Bay Area Council of Sobell committees. Published first on flyer for Carnegie Hall meeting of 15 May 1956. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1956.05.00

6.2

["I am very glad indeed that the case of Morton Sobell ..."]. [26 May 1956]. Microfilm printout of ts.; 1 leaf, with emendations. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1956.05.26

6.2

“The Brains Trust”. No. 40. Transcription from recording, 10 June 1956. Excerpted in Papers 29: 426–9. Courtesy of Andrew G. Bone and Russell Centre.

1956.06.10

1471

28.1

“Has the Left Been Right or Wrong?” Discussion with BR, Lord Hailsham and Kingsley Martin. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 7 Sept. 1956 (?). BBC Written Archives.

1956.09.07

1384

21.2

“Across the Frontier”. Discussion with BR, Malcolm Muggeridge and Peter Ustinov. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. broadcast on “London Forum”, 3 Oct. 1956. BBC Written Archives.

1956.10.03

1384

21.2

“Religious Freedom on the BBC”. F46.03. P. of ts.; 3 leaves. Petition signed by BR and 5 others, presented to the BBC on 15 Oct. 1956. P., courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1956.10.15

1366

21.2

“The Role of Great Men in History”. Discussion with BR, Lord Hailsham and Isaiah Berlin. Transcript of BBC broadcast transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 23 Oct. 1956. BBC Written Archives.

1956.10.23

1384

21.2

"The Twain Shall Meet/a Radio Biography of Sir Francis Younghusband". 12, 13, 16 Nov. 1956. Mimeo ts.; 6 leaves. BBC radio transcript written by Gerard Mansell with contributions from BR and others. Purchase.

1956.11.12

1956.11.16

7.1

“Is an Elite Necessary?” B194. Discussion with BR, Malcolm Muggeridge and Sir Eric James. Transcript of BBC broadcast Transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 30 Dec. 1956. In B194. BBC Written Archives.

1956.12.30

1384

21.2

“Lord Russell of Plas Penrhyn, Penrhyndeudraeth”. Ts. interview by Homer A. Jack, [1957]; 5 leaves. P., courtesy of Swarthmore College Peace Collection.

1957.00.00

1432

24.1

“Survival through International Law” Ts. mimeo, Grotius Foundation, 7 leaves. Re 220. 022360, box 3.59, “The Next Step in International Relations”. See also Paper 57, Papers 29. N.d. but c. 1957. P., courtesy Oregon State U. Library, Pauling Papers.

1957.00.00

1582

28.2

"The State of U.S. Liberties". 14 Jan. 1957· Photocopy of ts.; 6 leaves. Open letter to Norman Thomas. In New Leader, 40, no. 7 (18 Feb. 1957): 16-18. Courtesy of Corliss Lamont.

1957.01.14

17i·

7.1

Perception. Tscc., 4 leaves, with corrections in Edith Russell’s hand. Courtesy of Rupert Crawshay-Williams

1957.01.19

501i

3.1

Logic and Ontology. [24 Jan. 1957). Ts cc. with corrections in Lady Russell's hand. 7 leaves. The dictated ms. in Lady Russell's hand, another tscc. (the printer's copy), and galley sheets are in Archives I. Journal of Philosophy, 54 (24 Apr. 1957), 225-30; reprinted in My Philosophical Development . Bequest of Mr. Crawshay-Williams.

1957.01.24

501i

37-40

“Is the Notion of Progress an Illusion?” Discussion with BR and Malcolm Muggeridge and chaired by Bruce Miller. Transcript of BBC broadcast Transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 3 Feb. 1957. In B194. BBC Written Archives.

1957.02.03

1384

21.2

“The Brains Trust”. No. 74. Transcription from recording, 3 Feb. 1957. Excerpted in Papers 29: 429–32. Courtesy of Andrew G. Bone and Russell Centre.

1957.02.03

1471

28.1

“The Immortality of the Soul”. P. of ts.; 15 leaves. Discussion with BR and B. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside. BBC broadcast script for “London Forum”, recorded on 6 Feb. 1957. P., via Andy Bone from BBC Written Archives.

1957.02.06

1359

21.2

“Next Step”. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. 20 Feb. 1957. Abstract for a talk about "the necessary next step if a nuclear war is ruled out.” Courtesy of BBC Written Archives. Note: Ms. of this abstract, RA1 220.021520; related files, RA1 222.022240 and 220.022360.

1957.02.20

1351b

19.2

“The Next Step in International Relations”. P. of ts. carbon; 6 leaves. [11 Mar. 1957]. Presumably a BBC broadcast script as it is marked “for G[eneral] O[verseas] S[ervice] not as recorded”. Courtesy of Cambridge U. Library, papers of Viscount Templewood (i.e., Sir Samuel Hoare).

1957.03.11

1377

21.2

“The Brains Trust”. No. 83. Transcription from recording, 7 April 1957. Excerpted in Papers 29: 432–5. Courtesy of Andrew G. Bone and Russell Centre.

1957.04.07

1471

28.1

“Message to be Read at the Meeting on April 30, 1957, of the National Council for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapon Tests”. C57.17. Ts.; 1 leaf, signed. 14 Apr. 1957. Donation of Michael Walsh.

1957.04.14

1381d

21.2

“How Can We Achieve World Peace?” Discussion with BR, Viscount Templewood and Sir Charles Webster. Transcript of BBC broadcast Transcript. broadcast on “London Forum”, 21 Apr. 1957. BBC Written Archives.

1957.04.21

1384

21.2

“Message to Be Read at the Meeting on April 30, 1957, of the National Council for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapon[s] Tests”. C57.17. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. In Peace News, London, no. 1,088 (3 May 1957): 3. Courtesy of CND.

1957.04.30

1203

16.1

“The Brains Trust”. No. 89. Transcription from recording, 19 May 1957. Excerpted in Papers 29: 435–8. Courtesy of Andrew G. Bone and Russell Centre.

1957.05.19

1471

28.1

“The World and the Observer”. C58.11. 10 Dec. 1957 / 2 Feb. 1958. P. of ts. broadcast script; 12 leaves with emendations. In The Listener, 59 (6 Feb. 1958): 223–6. Courtesy of BBC Written Archives.

1957.12.10

1021a

10.2

“Science and Survival”. Discussion with BR and Charles Snow and chaired by Norman Fisher. Transcript of BBC broadcast Transcript. Broadcast on “London Forum”, 29 Dec. 1957. BBC Written Archives.

1957.12.29

1384

21.2

"Address of Acceptance" [of Kalinga Prize]. 28 Jan. 1958. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. This ts. was prepared by UNESCO from ts. sent by BR, previously reported as REC. ACQ. 740. Courtesy of UNESCO Library, Archives and Documentation Services, Paris.

1958.01.28

444

7.1

Address of Acceptance [of 1957 Kalinga Prize]. 28 Jan. 1958. Photocopy of ts. 3 leaves. "The Divorce of Science and 'Culture'", Unesco Courier, 11 (Feb. 1958), 4. Courtesy of Unesco Library, Archives and Documentation Services. See also Rec Acq 740.

1958.01.28

444

37-40

"Formal Address [to Third Pugwash Conference of Nuclear Scientists] at Vienna". 20 Sept. 1958. Photocopy of ts.; 5 leaves, with changes and one handwritten paragraph. Courtesy of Cyrus Eaton.

1958.09.20

174

7.1

Introduction to Words and Things (B138) 1959. Ts. with revision, 5 pp. Ps. Courtesy of BLPES.

1959.00.00

1646

33.1

"Boston Lady" and "Cranks". 1959· Ts.; 42 leaves. Transcribed by S. or F. Themerson from gramophone recordings made by BR in 1959· In Barry Feinberg, ed. The Collected Stories of Bertrand Russell (London: Allen and Unwin, 1972), with many changes. "Cranks" was originally published in The Saturday Review, 39, no. 32 (II Aug. 1956): 7-8. Purchase (Themerson).

1959.00.00

867

6.2

"The Right Will Prevail or The Road to Lhasa". [1959]. Ts.; 24 leaves. In Fact and Fiction (London: Allen and Unwin, 1961). Purchase (Themerson).

1959.00.00

867

6.2

"Newly Discovered Maxims of La Rochefoucauld". [1959]. Ts. (titled "Maxims That Won't Quite Do"); 1 leaf containing maxims 4 and 5. In Fact and Fiction (London: Allen and Unwin, 1961). Bequest of Rupert Crawshay-Williams.

1959.00.00

50Ii.

7.1

Theory Of Knowledge. TS 7 pp. Signed by BR. (Ch. XI of My Philosophical Development , London: Allen & Unwin, 1959.) P., courtesy of Pattee Library, Pennsylvania State University.

1959.00.00

184

Elaine Grand And Lord Bertrand Russell. [Broadcast interview.] Mimeo 7 pp. ("Close-Up ' CBC, 7 Jan. 1959.) Courtesy of Mrs. Marjorie Powys.

1959.01.07

107

[Nuclear Disarmanent]. C59.08. Ts. of notes, 1 leaf; ts. carbon of notes, 1 leaf. For speech to House of Lords on 11 February 1959. Text is same as ms. notes in RA1 220.022880.

1959.02.00

1314

16.2

"The Theologian's Nightmare". [March 1959]. Ts. carbon; 4 leaves, with emendations. In Fact and Fiction (1961). Purchase (Themerson).

1959.03.00

867

6.2

“Face to Face”. C59.11. Interview with John Freeman on BBC TV, 4 March 1959. Microfilm and printout of ts., transcribed from a telediphone recording. In The Listener, 61 (19 March 1959): 503–5. Courtesy of Daily Herald Archives.

1959.03.04

463a

10.2

“[Text for advertisement in Manchester Guardian announcing a CND meeting]”. C59.11a. Ts.; 1 leaf. 13 Mar. 1959. Donation of Michael Walsh.

1959.03.13

1381d

21.2

[“A Message from Earl Russell”]. C59.11a. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. This message appeared in an advertisement for the CND meeting in Manchester, 1 May 1959, in The Manchester Guardian, 17 April 1959, p. 5. Courtesy of CND.

1959.04.17

1203

16.1

"Address at Manchester, May 1, 1959"· Photocopy of ts.; 6 leaves. In Fact and Fiction (1961). Courtesy of Cultural Services Department, Manchester Central Library.

1959.05.01

793

6.2

"Children's Stories". [July 1959]. Ts.; 4 leaves. Made by Franceska Themerson from ts. sent her by BR. In The Collected Stories of Bertrand Russell (1972). Purchase (Themerson).

1959.07.00

867

6.2

"Newly Discovered Maxims of La Rochefoucauld". [c. Nov. 1959] Ts.; 4 leaves, with one emendation, marked up for typesetting. In Fact and Fiction (1961). Purchase (Themerson).

1959.11.00

867

6.2

[Letter to President Eisenhower regarding Morton Sobell]. Nov. 1959· Microfilm print out of ts.; I leaf. Signed jointly with Martin Buber. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1959.11.00

6.2

[Blurb for A108, Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare]. 20 Nov. 1959. P. of ts. leafiet; 1 leaf, issued by American Friends Service Committee. Courtesy of Butler Library (Emergency Civil Liberties Committee Papers) Columbia U.

1959.11.29

232d

10.2

"Concerning Bertrand Russell's Work for Peace". [7 Aug. 1960]. Photocopy of ts.; 7 leaves. Enclosed with letter from Edith Russell to Unwin on 7 Aug. 1960. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin,

1960.08.07

70, box 6.43.

6.2

"Concerning Bertrand Russell's Work for Peace". [7 Aug. 1960]. RA 220.024190 has partial holograph draft, with ms.Its. in third person. "The Catalogue". [after Nov. 1960]. Ts.; I leaf. In Fact and Fiction (1961). Purchase (Themerson).

1960.08.07

867

6.2

[Statement to CND Executive after resignation]. 31 Oct. 1960. Photocopy of ts.; 3 leaves. Courtesy of Manuscripts Section, University of Sussex Library.

1960.10.31

582

7.1

[Statement to CND Executive after resignation]. 31 Oct. 1960. Photocopy of ts.; 3 leaves. Courtesy of British Library of Political and Economic Science (CND papers).

1960.10.31

863

7.1

"Message for the Bill of Rights Dinner on December 15th" [in honour of Linus Pauling]. 4 Nov. 1960. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter to Clark Foreman of same date. Courtesy of Edith Tiger, National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Transcript courtesy of Corliss Lamont in REC. ACQ.17j.

1960.11.04

7.1

[Statement on Ogden's translation of Wittgenstein's Tractatus]. 21 Nov. 1960. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of M. Hayman of Orthological Institute.

1960.11.21

7.1

"Mr. Etzioni on Mr. Kahn". [1961]. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. In Columbia University Forum, 5, no. I (winter 196I): 3. Courtesy of Butler Library, Columbia University.

1961.00.00

976b.

6.2

Fact and Fiction. 1961. Proof copy, bound, of Allen and Unwin edition.

1961.00.00

1,010

7.1

Preface [to The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell, ed. R.E. Egner and L.E. Denonn]. TS 2 pp. (London: Allen & Unwin, 1961.) P., courtesy of Professor Egner.

1961.00.00

17h

“Read to the Daily Herald by Telephone in Reply to Their Question as to Whether I was to Speak at the Rally”. Ts.; 1 leaf. 31 Mar. 1961. Donation of Michael Walsh.

1961.03.31

1381d

21.2

“Speech for Trafalgar Square Rally at the End of the Aldermaston March Easter Monday, 3 April, 1961”. D61.02. Ts. carbon; 2 leaves. Donation of Michael Walsh.

1961.04.03

1381d

21.2

"The Berlin Crisis". 23 Aug. 1961. Photocopy of mimeo ts.; 1 leaf. In New Statesman, 62 (8 Sept. 1961): 304. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section (U Thant papers).

1961.08.23

7.1

"The Berlin Crisis". 23 Aug. 1961. Photocopy of different typing of mimeo; 2 leaves and enclosed with copy of letter from Michael Scott to president of Conference of Non-Aligned Countries. Courtesy of Public Archives of Canada (Wilson MacDonald papers).

1961.08.23

569

7.1

"To the Conference of Uncommitted Nations at Belgrade". 28 Aug. 1961. Photocopy of mimeo ts.; 1 leaf, also signed by Michael Scott. Courtesy of Public Archives of Canada (Wilson MacDonald papers).

1961.08.28

569

7.1

"To the Conference of Uncommitted Nations at Belgrade". 28 Aug. 1961. Photocopy of different typing of mimeo, 3 leaves, enclosed with copy of letter from Rev. Scott of 1 Sept. 1961 to conference president. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1961.08.28

7.1

"The Role of Neutrals in Dissolving the East-West Deadlock". 11 Nov. 1961. Photocopy of mimeo ts.; 1 leaf. Sent to United Nations and introduced by letter from Michael Scott. Courtesy of Public Archives of Canada (Wilson MacDonald papers).

1961.11.11

569

7.1

1961.11.11

7.1

“Nuclear War”. Ts.; 8 leaves, prepared by Christina Foyle of BR's speech at Foyle's Literary Luncheon, 23 Nov. 1961, to launch Has Man a Future? (A121) the same day. Courtesy of Christina Foyle.

1961.11.23

1176

16.1

"A Well-Wisher's Message". 1962. Photocopy of proof; 1 leaf, printed by Mercury Press, Montreal. Introduction to Walt Ruhman's The Age of Trial, ed. Roger Duhamel [and Gerald Morgan]. (No published copy has been located, although BR was given a copy which he passed on to S. Themerson.) Courtesy of Prof. Morgan.

1962.00.00

985

6.2

[Remarks made on TV programme "A Prisoner on our Conscience?" about Morton Sobell]. 1962. Microfilm printout of ts.; 40 leaves. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1962.00.00

6.2

Blurb for James R. Newman, The Rule of Folly. G43. 4 Feb. 1962. Ts., signed; 1 leaf. Purchase.

1962.02.04

1163

13.2

["Morton Sobel, in the opinion of many ..."]. 11 Feb. 1962. Microfilm printout of ms.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1962.02.11

6.2

[Message to the Kampagnen Mod Atomvaben, Copenhagen]. 20 March 1962. P. of ts., 1 leaf. Encl. in l. of 20 March 1962 to Stefien Larsen. Purchase (Elias Bredsdorfi).

1962.03.20

1111

10.2

"Tests: Russell Asks Neutrals to Send Ships". 21 April 1962. Photocopy of ts. (untitled); 1 leaf. In The Observer, London, 22 April 1962, p. 1. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1962.04.21

7.1

History of the World in Epitome. 18 May 1962. Proof. Varies from published pamphlet in typesetting and drawings of Adam and Eve but drawings match those in The Collected Stories of Bertrand Russell (1972) Purchase (Themerson).

1962.05.18

867

6.2

[Russell interviewed by Jack Singleton]. 18 May 1962. Mimeo ts.; 9 leaves. BBC radio transcript. Purchase.

1962.05.18

7.1

“To the President of the Moscow Conference on Disarmament”. C62.31. 4 July 1962. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Excerpts are in Tribune, London, no. 28 (13 July 1962): 1. Purchase (Themerson Papers).

1962.07.04

867

10.2

[Suggestions for] "U Thant ... re: Balancing Committee". 6 July 1962. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. In The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, Vol. 3 (London: Allen and Unwin, 1969): 149-50. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1962.07.06

7.1

"Message to the Conference on Disarmament in Moscow, July, 1962". [9 July 1962]. Photocopy of mimeo ts.; 2 leaves. Excerpts are in Tribune, 26, no. 28 (13 July 1962): l, and in Khrushchev's speech to conference in Current Digest of the Soviet Press, 14 (8 Aug. 1962): 3-12. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1962.07.09

7.1

“For publication in The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists”. 8 Sept. 1962 with a postscript dated 14 March 1963. P. of ts. carbon; 2 leaves. Re the accuracy of an article submitted by Russell as well as the Linus Pauling / Bentley Glass controversy. Withheld at the request of Joseph Rotblat. Courtesy of Kerr Library (Pauling Papers), Oregon State U.

1962.09.08

1075

10.2

[Letter to Allen Ginsberg]. 14 Sept. 1962. Photocopy of ts.; 3 leaves. As "Shiek El Jebal", International Times, no. 17 (28 July-13 Aug. 1967): [5]. Courtesy of Butler Library, Columbia University.

1962.09.14

976c.

6.2

"Statement on Morton Sobell re: Parole Review pending 30-10-62". 26 Sept. 1962. Microfilm printout of ts.; I leaf. Excerpted on flyer for film premiere of Morton Sobell--A Plea for Justice. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1962.09.26

6.2

["I say to Premier Nikita Khruschev ..."]. [Oct. 1962]. Microfilm and printout of ts.; 2 leaves. Enclosed with letter of 20 Nov. 1962 to Max Born. Courtesy of Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz Handschriftenabteilung (Born papers).

1962.10.00

804

7.1

["Kennedy's speech brings humanity to the edge of nuclear death."] 23 Oct. 1962. Microfilm and printout of ts.; l leaf. Press statement enclosed with letter of 20 Nov. 1962 to Max Born. Courtesy of Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz Handschriftenabteilung (Born papers).

1962.10.23

804

7.1

"Appeal to the British Press". 23 Oct. 1962. Microfilm and printout of ts.; l leaf. Enclosed with letter of 20 Nov. 1962 to Max Born. Courtesy of Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz Handschriftenabteilung (Born papers).

1962.10.23

804

7.1

["Premier Khruschev is personally responsible for the avoidance of a war ..."]. 25 Oct. 1962. Microfilm and printout of ts.; l leaf. Enclosed with letter of 20 Nov. 1962 to Max Born. Courtesy of Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz Handschrif tenabteilung (Born papers).

1962.10.25

804

7.1

"Bertrand. Russell's Memorable Message on Getting the ECLC Tom Paine Award". 8 Nov. 1962. Ts. transcript (untitled); 2 leaves. In I.F. Stone's Weekly, 10, no. 46 (17 Dec. 1962): 4. Courtesy of Corliss Lamont.

1962.11.08

17j.

7.1

“An impartial examination.” Ts. carbon; 4 leaves. Published in The Handle, fall 1963, pp. 12B14. Re C62.57. Purchase.

1963.00.00

1395

24.1

[“I wish that the facts given in this leafiet ...”]. C63.80. [1963]. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Encl. with l. of 26 Aug. 1963 to Robert Lasch, ed., St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The leafiet, an ofiprint of Peace News, 26 Oct. 1962, is Adam Roberts' War by Accident? Russell's “introduction” (as he describes it to Lasch) was published in Sanity, Toronto, 1, no. 8 (Oct. 1963): 2. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1963.00.00

877

10.2

“Nuclear War: an American Expert's Forecast”. Ts. carbon of unpublished Russian trans. for yearbook [Science and Humanity] of unpublished article at RA1 220.025060; 10 leaves. Also Russian trans. of BR's 1963 l. to V. R. Keler (see above). Courtesy of Gennady Gorelek.

1963.00.00

1332

19.2

“[Untitled essay on nuclear war]”. Ts. Partial image of fol. 1. Published in The Handle, fall 1963, pp. 12B14 (and elsewhere as C62.57) (see Correspondence listing above under Philadelphia Literary Review). Internet print from www.ebay.com.

1963.00.00

1360

21.2

"Message Sent to a Meeting to Demand Amnesty for Greek Political Prisoners". [Jan./ Feb. 1963]. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1963.01.00

1963.02.00

7.1

"Greek Tragedy". 11 Jan. 1963. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Letter to editor in The Observer, London, 20 Jan. 1963, p. 11. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1963.01.11

7.1

[Letter to editor of The Guardian]. 24 Jan. 1963. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. In response to Guardian editorial of 23 Jan. 1963. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1963.01.24

7.1

“The Press as a Weapon”. C63.19. 17 Feb. 1963. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. L. to editor in Saturday Review, 46, no. 11 (16 March 1963): 31. In response to Lester Markel's “The Management of News”, ibid., 9 Feb., pp. 50–1, 61. Courtesy of Special Collections Division, Brooklyn College Library.

1963.02.17

691

10.2

"To the General Assembly of the United Nations". 21 Feb. 1963. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. Regarding Greek political prisoners. Enclosed with letter to U Thant of same date. Courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.

1963.02.21

7.1

“Vietnam Policy Protested”. C63.26. 28 March 1963. Microfilm printout of ts.; 2 leaves. L. to the editor in The New York Times, 8 April 1963, p. 46. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin (John B. Oakes Papers).

1963.03.28

875

10.2

“Genetic Effects”. C63.44. 8 April 1963. P. of ts.; 2 leaves. Letter to the editor. In Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 19, no. 6 (June 1963): 31–2. Courtesy of Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.

1963.04.08

1155

13.2

"Aid for Viemam Assailed". 12 April 1963. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 3 leaves. Letter to editor in New York Times, 4 May 1963, p. 24. Courtesy of Corliss Lamont.

1963.04.12

17j.

7.1

"Word from Russell". 25 April 1963. Photocopy of ts., 1 leaf; ts. carbon, l leaf. Letter to editor in New York Times Magazine, 5 May 1963, p. 12. Enclosed with and in letter to Corliss Lamont of 25 April 1963. Courtesy of Corliss Lamont.

1963.04.25

17j.

7.1

[Letter to editor of Harper's]. 16 Aug. 1963. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Re explosion at Atlas Missile site. Courtesy of Manuscripts and Archives Division, Yale U. Library.

1963.08.16

892

10.2

“To the Editor of St. Louis Post-Dispatch”. C63.68. 26 Aug. 1963. P. of ts.; 3 leaves. Not in Post-Dispatch but as “The New Doctrine of Aggression”, The Guardian, 20 Aug. 1963, p. 8. Courtesy of State Historical Society, Wisconsin.

1963.08.26

877

10.2

["The treatment of the American Negro ..."]. 26 Aug. 1963. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. Mentioned in letter of 6 Sept. 1963 to Andrew Feldmar as sent separately. In Liberator, 3, no. 10 (Oct. 1963): 4, also in The Minority of One, 5, no. 10 (Oct. 1963): 5-7. Courtesy of Bernard Katz.

1963.08.26

852

6.2

[Statement re Rev. Ashton Jones]. 8 Sept. 1963. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Encl. in l. to Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Courtesy of Butler Library (ECLC Papers), Columbia U.

1963.09.08

232a

10.2

"Message to American Humanist Society". 28 Sept. 1963. Facsimile of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed in letter to Mary Edling. In Russell Society News, no. 43 (Aug. 1984): 3.

1963.09.28

881

7.1

“A New Approach to Peace”. C64.43. Fax of ts.; 9 leaves. In The Minority of One, 6, no. 6 (June 1964): 6–9, and Russell, n.s. 15 (summer 1995): 7–20. Courtesy of Ramesh Krishnamurthy at the Linus Pauling papers, Oregon State U.

1964.00.00

1184

16.1

Unarmed VictoryP. 5, signed by BR, of preface to Hebrew transl., 1964 (A127.4a). Internet print.

1964.00.00

1691

33.1

"The Duty of a Philosopher in This Age". [1964]. Photocopy of galley proofs; 6 leaves, corrected by Paul A. Schilpp. In Eugene Freeman, ed., Essays in Honor of Paul Arthur Schilpp; The Abdication of Philosophy: Philosophy and the Public Good (LaSalle, Ill.: Open Court, 1976). Courtesy of E.R. Eames, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, from Paul A. Schilpp.

1964.00.00

6I4.

6.2

“To the Editor of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch”. 8 Jan. 1964. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Re Vietnam. Marked “File, not used” by Post-Dispatch. Apparently not published elsewhere. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1964.01.08

877

10.2

“Lord Russell Sends Back Peace Medal”. C64.04. 7 Jan. 1964. P. of ts. (titled “Statement on Heinz Brandt”); 2 leaves. Extracted in The Times, London, 8 Jan. 1964, p. 14. Purchase (Themerson Papers).

1964.01.27

867

10.2

“To the Editor of The Observer”. 29 Jan. 1964. Ts. carbon; 1 leaf encl. with l. of same date to Margaret Lloyd. Re political persecution in West Germany and the Hans Fladung case. Although the l. begins the same as his l. “Political `Persecution'” in The Times, 2 Feb. 1964, p. 18, this is a different l. Purchase.

1964.01.29

722

10.2

“Bertrand Russell Calls U.S. Policy `Disastrous'”. C64.22. 26 Feb. 1964. P. of ts.; 2 leaves. L. to the editor in St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 5 March 1964, p. 2E. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1964.02.26

877

10.2

“Schweitzer”. C64.35. 4 May 1964. Ts. carbon; 1 leaf. L. to the editor of The Observer, 10 May 1964, p. 30. Purchase.

1964.05.04

816

10.2

[“The suspension of Dr. Ozmon and Dr. Taylor ¼”]. C64.52. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Encl. with letter of 23 June 1964 to Charles Biagi and extracted in “Bertrand Russell Assails Paterson State, Again”, The Morning Call, 23 July 1964. Carbons of this statement are in RA1 640; RA2 220. Courtesy of Howard Ozmon.

1964.06.00

1158

13.2

"War in Indo-China". [June 1964]. Photocopy of ts. (untitled); l leaf. Jointly signed by J.D. Bernal. In The Guardian, 27 June 1964, p. 8. Enclosed with letter to Corliss Lamont of 23 June 1964. Courtesy of Corliss Lamont.

1964.06.00

17j

7.1

"War in Indo-China". [June 1964]. Photocopy of ts. (untitled); l leaf. Jointly signed by J.D. Bernal. In The Guardian, 27 June 1964, p. 8. Also courtesy of Schlesinger Library (Helen Lamb Lamont papers), Radcliffe College.

1964.06.00

1,004

7.1

Preface (for German Social Democracy). 29 July 1964. Ms. 1 leaf. German Social Democracy, 2nd ed. (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1965), p. v. Purchase.

1964.07.29

327

37-40

“To the Editor of St. Louis Post-Dispatch”. 26 Aug. 1964. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Re Vietnam. Marked “File, not used” by Post-Dispatch. Apparently not published elsewhere. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1964.08.26

877

10.2

"Soviet Anti-Semitism: an Exchange". 29 Oct. 1964. Photocopy of transcript of ts.; 2 leaves. One of two letters to Aron Vergelis, ed., Soviet Heimland, 29 Oct. 1964. In Commentary, 39, no. l (Jan. 1965): 35-7.

1964.10.29

187b.

7.1

[“Americans do not sufficiently understand the meaning of their Government's policy.”] 1965. P. of ts.; 5 leaves. C65.31. Donation, Courtesy of Elizabeth R. Eames.

1965.00.00

1401

24.1

[Statement in support of The Minority of One] Feb. 1965, signed by BR, on BRPF letterhead. Very poor quality photocopy; unable to tell if original was a ts. or a mimeo. Gg63.02. Courtesy of International Institute of Social History, Arnoni Papers.

1965.02.00

1517d

28.2

Broadcast I [On Vietnam] . TS 1 p. Signed by BR. For San Francisco radio broadcast, Aug. 1965. Purchase.

1965.08.00

150a

Broadcast II [On Vietnam]. TS 1 p. Signed by BR. For San Francisco radio broadcast, Aug. 1965. Purchase.

1965.08.00

150a

"Prospects for Peace-1965". Nov. 1964. Photocopy of ts.; 2 leaves. In British-Soviet Friendship, Jan. 1965, pp. 5-6.

1965.11.00

187b.

7.1

Foreword to The Problem of China. 9 Nov. 1965. Ts. 1 leaf. The Problem of China (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1966; 1st ed. 1922), p. 5. Purchase.

1965.11.09

326

37-40

“To Edith”. P. (“blue” proof) of ms. 1966. Interim ms. with slight variants from published dedicatory poem in Auto. 1. Courtesy of Ian Shapiro.

1966.00.00

1342

19.2

Dedication “To Edith” in The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, Vol. 1 (1967). A142. [May 1966]. Three mss.; each 1 leaf. None of these is the version reproduced in facsimile in the Auto. Also signed ts.; 1 leaf. All found with letter of 23 May 1966 from BR to Unwin. Purchase.

1966.05.00

1163

13.2

"Post Script: To the Conscience of Mankind." [after 18 June 1966]. Photocopy of mimeo ts.; 3 leaves. As "The Conscience of Mankind", Vietnam Solidarity Bulletin, l, no. 5 (Sept. 1966): l, 5. Courtesy of Robert Sass.

1966.06.00

790

7.1

"Joint Declaration on the Mitchell Case". [c. 9 June 1966]. Microfilm and printout of ts.; l leaf. Enclosed with letter of same date to Max Born to endorse. In Downdraft, Brooklyn, 3, no. 4 (Sept. 1966): r. Courtesy of Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbestz Handschriftenabteilung (Born papers).

1966.06.09

804

7.1

[Contribution to Authors Take Sides on Vietnam, ed. Cecil Woolf and John Bagguley, 1967]. [27 July 1966]. Microfilm printout of ts.; 2 leaves enclosed in letter to Woolf of 27 July 1966. Courtesy of New York Public Library (Berg collection).

1966.07.27

713

7.1

“To the Editor of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch”. 28 July 1966. P. of ts.; 2 leaves. Not in Post-Dispatch but as C66.20, “Lord Russell Writes” in Boston Globe, 4 Aug. 1966, p. 18. Announces the International War Crimes Tribunal. Courtesy of State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

1966.07.28

877

10.2

[Message to the Canadian Conference for Amnesty in Portugal]. 18 Oct. 1966. Typed copy; 1 leaf. Extract published by Kenneth Golby in l. to the ed., Toronto Star, 12 April 1969. Courtesy of Canadian Com. for Amnesty in Portugal.

1966.10.18

1242

16.2

The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, Vol. I. 1967. Dedication "To Edith". [May 1954l· Photocopy ofts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter to Unwin of 1 May 1954· Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.

1967.05.00

70, box 6.42.

6.2

The Autobiography, Vol. 2. 1968. "Uncorrected, unrevised galley proofs", spiral bound, of Atlantic-Little, Brown edition. Purchase (Thompson collection).

1968.00.00

150

7.1

[Blurb for Corliss Lamont, ed., The Trial of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn by the American Civil Liberties Union]. 18 June 1968. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter of same date to Lamont. Courtesy of C. Lamont.

1968.06.18

17j.

7.1

[Foreword to The Born-Einstein Letters]. l Dec. 1968. Microfilm and printout of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter of same date to Friedrich Hund. Courtesy of Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz Handschriftenabteilung (Born papers).

1968.12.00

804

7.1

Dear Bertrand Russell. 1969. Ed. Barry Feinberg and Ronald Kasrils. "Unrevised, uncorrected" galley "proofs", spiral bound, of Houghton Mifflin edition with emendations. Purchase (Thompson collection).

1969.00.00

150

7.1

Dear Bertrand Russell. 1969. Ed. Barry Feinberg and Ronald Kasrils. "Uncorrected proof", bound. Sent to K. Blackwell by Feinberg.

1969.00.00

1010

7.1

PREFACE [To Autobiography, Vol. III]. MS 1 p. 6 Sept. 1959. (London: Allen & Unwin, 1969.) Purchase.

1969.09.06

150a

[Open letter to U Thant]. 1 Dec. 1969. Photocopy of ts.; 1 leaf. Enclosed with letter to Corliss Lamont of 3 Dec. 1969. As "Russell Scouts Thant's Support", Irish Times, 2 Dec. 1969. Courtesy of Corliss Lamont.

1969.12.01

17j.

7.1

Private Memorandum concerning Ralph Schoenman. 8 Dec. 1969. Mimeo ts. 10 leaves. The first leaf is a signed statement by Russell asserting his authorship of the ts.; pagination, 2 to 18, begins on the verso of the second leaf; each page after the first leaf is initialled by Russell with the exception of p. 18, which is signed. "Bertrand Russell's Political Testament", Black Dwarf, 14 (5 Sept. 1970), 7-10, and New Statesman, 80 (11 Sept. 1970), 292-6. Gift.

1969.12.08

204

37-40

The Queen of Sheba's Nightmare. 1970. Text in BR's hand. 11 etchings & dedication by Hans Erni to RA. Copy #66 of 190. Boxed. Zurich: E. Scheidegger.

1970.00.00

1318

16.2

[Preface for Lee Eisler, Morals Without Mystery]. B205. 1970. P. of ts.; 1 leaf. Encl. in l. from Christopher Farley to Lee Eisler, 14 Jan. 1970. The wording originated with Eisler. Courtesy of Lee Eisler.

1970.01.00

950

10.2

The Collected Stories of Bertrand Russell. Corrected bound page proofs. (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1972.) Gift of Barry Feinberg, the editor.

1972.00.00

181

37-40

Bertrand Russell's America, Vol. 1. 1973· Ed. Barry Feinberg and Ronald Kasrils. Photocopy of ts.; 317 leaves. Courtesy of editors.

1973.00.00

745

7.1

Bertrand Russell's America, Vol. I. 1973· Ed. Barry Feinberg and Ronald Kasrils.. "Revised uncorrected" proof, unbound, but in signatures. Courtesy of Feinberg.

1973.00.00

1010

7.1

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