Manuscripts by Russell

Finding Aid

Series 210: Book Manuscripts
Entries in the list are arranged chronologically.

“Biblio Ref." = entries in A Bibliography of Bertrand Russell by Kenneth Blackwell and Harry Ruja (London and New York: Routledge, 1994).

Box	Doc./Folder	Title	Date	Extent	Biblio. Ref.
		German Social Democracy	1896		A2
3.1	210.006549-F1	Notes for Lectures on German Social Democracy. Contains several of the lectures BR gave at the London School of Economics in 1896 and notes on relevant books.	[1896]	1 notebook
3.1	210.006549-F2	[additional pages preceding p. 1 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	2 s.
3.1	210.006549-F3	[additional page inserted at p. 88]	[1895-1898]	1 s.
3.1	210.006549-F4	[additional pages found at p. 122 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	2 s.
3.1	210.006549-F5	[additional pages inserted at p. 129 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	11 s.
3.1	210.006550-F1	Notes...on the Political Teaching of German Social Democracy	[1895-1898]	1 notebook	A155, AA1, AA7, D96.01
3.1	210.006550-F2	[additional pages preceding p. 1 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	7 s.
3.1	210.006550-F3	[additional pages found at p. 39 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	3 s.	AA7
3.1	210.006550-F4	[additional pages found at p. 49 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	2 s.
3.1	210.006550-F5	[additional page found at p. 63 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	1 s.
3.1	210.006550-F6	[additional pages found at p. 65 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	2 s.
3.1	210.006550-F7	[additional pages found at p. 81 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	1 s.
3.1	210.006550-F8	[additional page found at p. 135]	[1895-1898]	1 s.
3.1	210.006550-F9	[additional pages found at p. 165 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	3 s.	AA1
3.1	210.006550-F10	[additional pages found at p. 167 of notebook]	[1895-1898]	2 s.
		An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry	1897		A3
3.1	210.006551	Observations on Space and Geometry	Mar-6 June 1895	1 notebook	A3, AA1, H301
8.41	210.147501-F5	[An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry,] Preface to the French edition [and other notes and changes]. Also notes on Cremona, possibly for the thesis or 1897 version; MS 4 leaves. Removed from BR's library copy of L. Cremona's Elements of Projective Geometry, 2nd ed., London, 1893.	1897	MS	Hh83.10
		A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz	1900		A4
3.1	210.006554-F1	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.1-	1900	30 s.
3.1	210.006554-F2	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.31-	1900	30 s.
3.1	210.006554-F3	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.61-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F4	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.91-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F5	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.121-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F6	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.151-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F7	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.182-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F8	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.212-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F9	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.242-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F10	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.272-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F11	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.302-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F12	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.332-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F13	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.362-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F14	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.395-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F15	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.425-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F16	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.455-	1900	30 s.
3.2	210.006554-F17	A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, p.485-	1900	30 s. & 1 p.c.
		The Perplexities of John Forstice	1912		A151
3.3	210.006555-F1	The Perplexities of John Forstice	[June 1912]	45 s.
3.3	[210.006555-F2]	The Perplexities of John Forstice	[June 1912]	45 s.
8.41	210.147502-F6	The Perplexities of John Forstice. Removed from BR's library.	1912	MS 97 leaves	A151
		Theory of Knowledge	1913		AA2, C14.01
3.3	210.006556-F1	Theory of Knowledge	[1913]	27 s.	C13.05
3.3	210.006556-F2	Theory of Knowledge, p.166-	[1913]	25 s.
3.3	210.006556-F3	Theory of Knowledge, p.191-	[1913]	30 s.
3.3	210.006556-F4	Theory of Knowledge, p.221-	[1913]	39 s.
3.3	210.006556-F5	Theory of Knowledge, p.260-	[1913]	41 s.
3.3	210.006556-F6	Theory of Knowledge, p.301-	[1913]	23 s.
3.3	210.006556-F7	Theory of Knowledge, p.324-	[1913]	27 s.
		Philosophy of Social Reconstruction	1916		AA6, B87
3.3	210.006557	Philosophy of Social Reconstruction	1916	20 s.
3.3	210.006558	Philosophy of Social Reconstruction	1916	23 s.
		Principles of Social Reconstruction and Notes for Harvard Lectures	1916		AA6
3.3	210.006559	Principles of Social Reconstruction and Notes for Harvard Lectures	1916	6 s.	AA6
3.3	210.006560	Foot-note for page 151. Principles of Social Reconstruction	1916	1 s.
		Political Ideals	1916, 1917		A22, A27
3.3	210.006561	Syllabus of Lectures by Bertrand Russell	1916	3 s.	A22
3.3	210.006562	Syllabus of Lectures by Bertrand Russell	1917	3 s.	A22
3.3	210.006563	Syllabus of Lectures by Bertrand Russell	1917	5 s.
3.3	210.006564	II. Capitalism and the Wages System	1917	23 s.	A27
3.3	210.006565	Pitfalls in Socialism	1917	27 s.	A27
3.3	210.006566	III. Pitfalls in Socialism	1917	21 s.
3.4	210.006567	Individual Liberty and Public Control	1917	31 s.
		Roads to Freedom	1917, 1949		A29
3.4	210.006568	Preface to Third Edition. Roads to Freedom	(June 1948)	4 s.	A29.li
3.4	210.006569	Preface to Third Edition [of Roads to Freedom]	(June 1948)	4 s.	A29.li
		Analysis of Mind	1918		A31, AA4
3.4	210.006570	If circumstances permit... “Analysis of Mind”.	[1918]	3 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006571	Bertrand Russell’s Notes on... “Analysis of Mind”.	[1918]	4 s.
3.4	210.006572	Bibliography.	[1918]	4 s.
3.4	210.006573	Philosophical Books read in prison.	(May 1918 ff.)	9 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006575	[notes on] J.R. Angell, Psychology, Constable, 1911.	[1918]	1 s.
3.4	210.006574	[notes on] Watson (J.B.) Behavior, N.Y. ‘14	[1918]	1 s.
3.4	210.006576	[notes on] Brentano, Psychologie von empirische Standpunkte, Leipzig, 1874.	[1918]	1 s.
3.4	210.006577	Propositions	(31 July 1918)	2 s	AA4
3.4	210.006578	Thoughts on Language, leading to Language on Thought.	(10 Aug 1918)	4 s	AA4
3.4	210.006579	Three subjects are confusedly combined in what we call logic	[1918]	6 s
3.4	210.006580	[notes for Analysis of Mind] Wherein awareness of...	[1918]	1 s.
3.4	210.006581	Notes on Knowledge and Memory.	[1918]	4 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006582	[notes for] Analysis of Mind.	[1918]	1 s.
3.4	210.006583	[notes for] Analysis of Mind.	[1918]	3 s.
3.4	210.006584	[The Analysis of Mind – a Syllabus of lectures]	[1918]	5 s.	A31
3.4	210.006585	The Analysis of Mind... Syllabus.	[1918]	6 s.	A31
3.4	210.006586	[notes for] Analysis of Mind.	(29 Jan 1919)	26 s.
3.4	210.006587	[notes on] Ribot Evolution of General Ideas, Open Court, 1899	[1918]	3 s.
3.4	210.006588	Introspection as a source of Knowledge.	[1919]	8 s.
3.4	210.006589	Institutions and Motives.	[1919]	9 s.
3.4	210.006590	Views as to Judgement, discarding the subject.	[1919]	6 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006591	Belief and Judgement.	[1919]	2 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006592	Analysis of Knowing.	[1919]	2 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006593	Analysis of Mind.	(29-31 Jan 1919)	18 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006594	Analysis of Mind.	(29-31 Jan 1919)	27 s.
3.4	210.006595	Analysis of Mind.	(29-31 Jan 1919)	27 s.
3.4	210.006596	Miscellaneous Notes.	(Mar 1919)	11 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006597	Behaviourism and Knowledge.	[1919]	4 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006598	Sensations.	[1921]	2 s.
3.4	210.006599	Points on Memory.	(Aug 1919)	4 s.	AA4
3.4	210.006600	[notes on] Richard Semon, Die Niemischen Empfindungen	[1919]	10 s.
3.4	210.006601	[notes on] Richard Semon, Die neme. 2^nd ed. Leipzig 1908	[1919]	5 s.
3.4	210.006602	[notes on] C. Lloyd Morgan, Instinct & Experience, 1912	[1919]	1 s.
3.4	210.006603	[syllabus of lectures] Seminari de Filosfia	1920	1 s.	A34
3.4	210.006604	[revision of page 111 of Analysis of Mind, 1921]	[1921]	1 s.
8.41	210.147502a-F8	Corrections in "Analysis of Mind". Removed from BR's library copy of same.	c. 1922	MS 3 leaves.
8.41	210.147502a-F8	"Desire and Purpose". Removed from BR's library copy of The Analysis of Mind.	c. 1922	MS 3 leaves.
		The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism	1920		A34
3.4	210.006604a	The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism	1920	16s.
3.4	210.006604b	Journal [of trip to Soviet Union]	1920 May	15s
8.41	F7	Errata in "Practice and Theory of Bolshevism". Removed from BR's library copy of same (London, 1920).	1920	MS 1 leaf
11.68	F1	Corrections and Emendations for "The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism". Tscc.		1 leaf
11.68	F1	Prefatory Note to Second Edition [of The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism], June 1948. Ms.; tscc.	Jun-48	2 leaves
		The ABC of Relativity.	1925		A50, C25.12
3.4	210.006605-F1	The ABC of Relativity.	(Easter Sun 1925)	15 s
3.4	210.006605-F2	The ABC of Relativity. p.49-	(Easter Sun 1935)	50 s.
3.4	210.006605-F3	The ABC of Relativity. p.96-	(Easter Sun 1925)
		On Education especially in early childhood	1926		A51
3.5	210.006606-F1	Education especially in early childhood	(30 Aug 1925)	43 s.	C26.11
3.5	210.006606-F2	Education especially in early childhood, p.41-	(30 Aug 1925)	28 s.
3.5	210.006606-F3	Education especially in early childhood, p.68-	(30 Aug 1925)	29 s.
3.5	210.006606-F3	Education especially in early childhood, p.68-	(30 Aug 1925)	29 s.
3.5	210.006606-F4	Education especially in early childhood, p.97-	(30 Aug 1925)	37 s.
3.5	210.006606-F5	Education especially in early childhood, p.68-	(30 Aug 1925)	32 s.
		The Analysis of Matter	1926		A54
3.5	210.006607	[outline for] The Analysis of Matter.	[1926]	5 s.
3.5	210.006608	[notes for the] Introduction [of the Analysis of Matter]	[1926]	1 s.
3.5	210.006609	[notes on] Substance. [for The Analysis of Matter]	[1926]	6 s.
3.5	210.006610	[notes for The Analysis of Matter]	[1926]	3 s.
		The Scientific Outlook	1931		A61
3.5	210.006611	Prefatory note to Second Edition [Scientific Outlook]	1931	5 s.
3.5	210.006612	Prefatory note to Second Edition [Scientific Outlook]	1931	5 s.
		Freedom and Organization 1814-1914	1934		A64
3.5	210.006613-F1	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914		40 s.
3.5	210.006613-F2	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.41-		36 s.
3.5	210.006613-F3	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.77-		36 s.
3.5	210.006613-F4	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.112-		38 s.
3.5	210.006613-F5	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.150-		40 s.
3.5	210.006613-F6	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.190-		40 s.
3.5	210.006613-F7	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.230-		36 s.
3.6	210.006613-F8	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.266-		34 s.
3.6	210.006613-F9	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.301-		32 s.
3.6	210.006613-F10	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.333-		29 s.
3.6	210.006613-F11	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.362-		37 s.
3.6	210.006613-F12	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.399-		31 s.
3.6	210.006613-F13	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.430-		30 s.
3.6	210.006613-F14	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.460-		41 s.
3.6	210.006613-F15	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.501-		39 s.
3.6	210.006613-F16	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.540-		40 s.
3.6	210.006613-F17	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.580-		37 s.
3.6	210.006613-F18	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.618-		40 s.
3.7	210.006613-F19	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.658-		34 s.
3.7	210.006613-F20	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.692-		36 s.
3.7	210.006613-F21	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.730-		40 s.
3.7	210.006613-F22	Freedom and Organization 1814-1914, p.760-		30 s.
3.7	210.006614	[notes for Freedom and Organization]		4 s.
3.7	210.006615	[notes on] Memoirs of Prince Metternich		11 s.
3.7	210.006616	[notes on] Correspondence... of Viscount Castlereagh		31 s.
3.7	210.006617	[notes on Emperor Alexander I for Freedom and Organization]		36 s.
3.7	210.006618	[notes on] The Creevey Papers [for Freedom and Organization]		1 s.
3.7	210.006619	[notes on] The Growth of Philosophic Realism.		5 s.
3.7	210.006620	[notes on] The Growth of Philosophic Realism.		4 s.
3.7	210.006621	[notes on] Education of Bentham.		1 s.
3.7	210.006622	[notes on] Memoirs du Prince de Tallevrand.		9 s.
3.7	210.006623	[notes on] Cole. Life of Cobbett.		7 s.
3.7	210.006624	[notes on] Malthus. Essay on the Principle of Population.		4 s.
3.7	210.006625	[notes on] An Economic History of Modern Britain.		14 s.
3.7	210.006626	[outline for Freedom and Organization]		3 s.
3.7	210.006627	[outline for Freedom and Organization]		2 s.
3.7	210.006628	[outline for] Section B. The March of Mind.		1 s.
3.7	210.006629	IV Philanthropists and Reformers.		2 s.
3.7	210.006630	[notes for Freedom and Organization]		2 s.
3.7	210.006631	[notes for Freedom and Organization]		2 s.
3.7	210.006632	[notes for Freedom and Organization]		4 s.
3.7	210.006633	[notes on] Castlereagh.		1 s.
3.7	210.006634	[notes on] Hammond.		1 s.
3.7	210.006635	[notes on Simpson, Hammond etc. for Freedom and Organization]		1 s.
3.7	210.006636	[notes on R. Owen for Freedom and Organization]		6 s.
3.7	210.006637	[notes on] Metternich’s Memoirs III.		1 s.
3.7	210.006638	[notes on] Life of Canning etc.		8 s.
3.7	210.006639	[notes for Freedom and Organization]		7 s.
3.7	210.006640	[notes on] Metternich [for Freedom and Organization]		9 s.
3.7	210.006641	[notes on] Creevey [for Freedom and Organization]		2 s.
8.41	F10	Freedom and Ogranization. 1 leaf in Patricia Russell's hand sketching the materialist theory of history. Removed from BR's library copy of F. Engel's Socialism: Utopian and Scientific (London, 1925; reprint of 1892 ed.).	1934	MS 1 leaf
		Religion and Science	1935		A67
3.7	210.006642-F1	Religion and Science		36 s.
3.7	210.006642-F2	Religion and Science, p.34-		40 s.
3.7	210.006642-F3	Religion and Science, p.73-		39 s.
3.7	210.006642-F4	Religion and Science, p.101-		38 s.
3.8	210.006642-F5	Religion and Science, p.139-		52 s.
3.8	210.006642-F5	Religion and Science, p.139-		52 s.
3.8	210.006642a	[notes for Religion and Science] - not microfilmed (shelved between 210.006642-F5 and 006643)		5 s.
3.8	210.006643	[partial table of contents for Religion and Science]		1 s.	A67
3.8	210.006644	[notes for Religion and Science] Pope Pius XI		1 s.	A67
3.8	210.006645	[notes for Religion and Science] The Theology of...		1 s.	A67
		Which Way to Peace?	1936		A69
3.8	210.006646	Syllabus. [for Which Way to Peace?]		4 s.
3.8	210.006647-F1	[Which Way to Peace?]		38 s.	A69
3.8	210.006647-F2	[Which Way to Peace?], p. 39-		35 s.	A69
3.8	210.006647-F3	[Which Way to Peace?], p. 72-		35 s.	A69
3.8	210.006647-F4	[Which Way to Peace?], p. 109-		35 s.	A69
3.8	210.006647-F2	[Which Way to Peace?], p. 39-		35 s.	A69
3.8	210.006648	[pages which have been removed or rewritten]		15 s.
		The Amberley Papers	1937		A71v.1
3.8	210.006649	Chapters I and II. [The Amberley Papers, Vol.I]		30 s.
3.8	210.006650	S. Devon Election. The Public Story. [Amberley Papers, V.II]		11 s.
		Power: a new social analysis	1938		A72
3.8	210.006651	Lecture I. [on Power]		29 s.
3.8	210.006652	[from Lecture I on Power]		2 s.
3.8	210.006653	Lecture I. [on Power]		5 s.
3.8	210.006654	Lecture II. [on Power]		26 s.
3.8	210.006655	Lecture III. [on Power]		32 s.
		Language and Fact [An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth]	1940		A73
3.8	210.006656-F1	Language and Fact.		44 s.
3.8	210.006656-F2	Language and Fact, p.45-		44 s.
3.9	210.006656-F3	Language and Fact, p.89-	[1938-40]	44 s.
3.9	210.006656-F4	Language and Fact, p.129-	[1938-40]	44 s.
3.9	210.006656-F5	Language and Fact, p.170-	[1938-40]	41 s.
3.9	210.006656-F6	Language and Fact, p.211-	[1938-40]	43 s.
3.9	210.006656-F7	[An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth], p.255-	[1940]	44 s.
3.9	210.006656-F8	[An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth], p.299-	[1940]	47 s.
3.9	210.006656-F9	[An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth], p.346-	[1940]	34 s.
		Western Philosophical Thought [A History of Western Philosophy]	1946		A79
3.9	210.006657-F1	Western Philosophical Thought		38 s.
3.9	210.006657-F2	Western Philosophical Thought, p.39-		40 s.
3.9	210.006657-F3	Western Philosophical Thought, p.79-		42 s.
3.9	210.006657-F4	Western Philosophical Thought, p.121-		40 s.
3.10	210.006657-F5	Western Philosophical Thought, p.161-		31 s.
3.10	210.006657-F6	Western Philosophical Thought, p.192-		47 s.
3.10	210.006657-F7	Western Philosophical Thought, p.239-		29 s.
3.10	210.006657-F8	Western Philosophical Thought, p.268-		37 s.
3.10	210.006657-F9	Western Philosophical Thought, p.304-		43 s.
3.10	210.006657-F10	Western Philosophical Thought, p.347-		47 s.
3.10	210.006657-F11	Western Philosophical Thought, p.393-		49 s.
3.10	210.006657-F12	Western Philosophical Thought, p.442-		38 s.
3.10	210.006657-F13	Western Philosophical Thought, p.480-		37 s.
3.10	210.006657-F14	Western Philosophical Thought, p.517-		49 s.
3.10	210.006657-F15	Western Philosophical Thought, p.565-		39 s.
3.10	210.006657-F16	Western Philosophical Thought, p.604-		22 s.
3.10	210.006657-F17	Western Philosophical Thought, p.626-		45 s.
3.11	210.006657-F18	Western Philosophical Thought, p.671-		39 s.
3.11	210.006657-F19	Western Philosophical Thought, p.709-		43 s.
3.11	210.006657-F20	Western Philosophical Thought, p.752-		32 s.
		History of Philosophical Ideas	1946
3.11	210.006658	[notes on] History of Philosophical Ideas		1 s.
3.11	210.006659	Philosophy & Western Culture from Greece to the Present day.		1 s.
3.11	210.006660	[outline for] History of Philosophical Ideas		6 s.
3.11	210.006661	Construction and Decay of Christian Synthesis.		7 s.
3.11	210.006662	Map of History of Culture.		3 s.
3.11	210.006663	Philosophy & Western Culture... Course of this year’s lectures		1 s.
3.11	210.006664	Course of this year’s lectures.		4 s.
3.11	210.006665	[letter with bibliography on medieval philosophy from McKeon]		16 s.
3.11	210.006666	[notes on Oates Epicetus for History of Western Philosophy]		4 s.
3.11	210.006667	[notes on] Aristotle, Categories.		5 s.
3.11	210.006668	[notes on] Aristotle, Physics.		4 s.
3.11	210.006669	[notes on] Aristotle, Physica, on Democritus.		20 s.
3.11	210.006670	[notes on] Aristotle Politics.		25 s.
3.11	210.006671	[list of] Books for Later Greek Philosophy.		1 s.
3.11	210.006672	[notes on] Benn on Stoics		2 s.
3.11	210.006673	[notes on] Die Stoa von Paul Barth.		8 s.
3.11	210.006674	[notes on] Benn, Sceptics and Eclectics.		8 s.
3.11	210.006675	[notes on] Benn, Epicurus and Lucretius.		2 s.
3.11	210.006676	[notes on] W.J. Oates, Stoic and Epicurian Philosophers		4 s.
3.11	210.006677	[notes on] Cyril Bailey, The Greek Atomists & Epicurus.		1 s.
3.11	210.006678	[notes on] Oesterley and Robinson, History of Israel		11 s.
3.11	210.006679	[notes on] Book of Enoch		2 s.
3.11	210.006680	[notes on] Origen [for History of Western Philosophy]		2 s.
3.11	210.006681	[notes on] Plonitus (Benn)		12 s.
3.11	210.006682	[notes on] Franz Cumont, The Oriental Religions in Roman Paganism.		1 s.
3.11	210.006683	[notes on] Tacitus, Annals.		1 s.
3.11	210.006684	[notes on] Ambrose		1 s.
3.11	210.006685	[notes on] Marcus Aurelius. Mediations. (Oates)		2 s.
3.11	210.006686	[notes on] St. Augustine, City of God		10 s.
3.11	210.006687	[notes on] Boethius, Consolations of Philosophy.		3 s.
3.11	210.006688	Mohammadan Dates – [notes]		6 s.
3.11	210.006689	[a list of], Books for later antiquity (pagan)		1 s.
3.11	210.006690	[a list of], Medieval Schools (c. Med. H. Vol. V Ch. xxii p. 765 H)		1 s.
3.11	210.006691	Papacy & Empire, 1085-1250 [an outline]		1 s.
3.11	210.006692	[notes on] Life of Athanasices ca. 297-373		1 s.
3.11	210.006693	[list of] Fifth and Sixth Centuries – Dates		1 s.
3.11	210.006694	Synopsis of Fall of Roman Empire		1 s.
3.11	210.006695	[notes on] Chalcedon & heresies concerning Incarnation, Gibbon Chap. XLVII		2 s.
3.11	210.006696	[notes on] The Minoan – Mycenaean Religion & its survival in Greek religion by Martin P. Nilsson		1 s.
3.11	210.006697	[notes on] Eclipse of Papacy		3 s.
3.11	210.006698	[notes on] Cambridge Medieval History II, Chap XII pp 685 ff		2 s.
3.11	210.006699	[notes on] Monasticism, Camb. Med. Hist. I Chap XVIII (Abbot Butler)		1 s.
3.12	210.006700	[notes on] Roger Bacon c. 1214-1294		2. s
3.12	210.006701	[notes on] Bonaventura (1221-1274)
3.12	210.006702	[notes on] Aquinas, Summa Contra Gentiles		5 s.
3.12	210.006703	[notes on] William of Occam		6 s.
3.12	210.006704	[notes on] Political Theory to 1300 (C. Med. H. VI)		1 s.
3.12	210.006705	[notes on] Thirteenth Century (C. Med. H. Vol. VI)		4 s.
3.12	210.006706	[notes on] The Italian Renaissance		4 s.
3.12	210.006707	[notes on] Mendicants		1 s.
3.12	210.006708	[notes on] The Church in the eleventh Century		1 s.
3.12	210.006709	[notes on] Hildebrandiero Papacy		8 s.
3.12	210.006710	[notes on] Monasticism, 10^th & 11^th – centuries		1 s.
3.12	210.006711	[notes on] Hildebrand		1 s.
3.12	210.006712	[notes on] Hildebrand		1 s.
3.12	210.006713	[notes on] Hildebrand		1 s.
3.12	210.006714	[notes on] Machiavelli, Prince, 1513		3 s.
3.12	210.006715	[notes on] Descartes, 1596-1650		10 s.
3.12	210.006716	[notes on] Cap. V Rise of Modern Science		1 s.
3.12	210.006717	[notes on] Tycho Brahe, 1546-1601 Dane		1 s.
3.12	210.006718	[notes on] Hobbes, Leviathan 1651		6 s.
3.12	210.006719	[notes on] Huizinga’s Erasmus		3 s.
3.12	210.006720	[notes on] Sir Thomas More, 1478-1535		6 s.
3.12	210.006721	[notes on] Totalitarianism: Hobbes, Fichte, Nazis		6 s.
3.12	210.006722	Lecture X (XII). Helevetius (E.B.)		10 s.
3.12	210.006723	Lecture XI (XIII). Condorcet		5 s.
3.12	210.006724	[notes on] Kant		4 s.
3.12	210.006725	[notes on] Kant, Perpetual Peace, 1795		2 s.
3.12	210.006726	[notes on] Kant		3 s.
3.12	210.006727	[notes on] Kant, P.R.		8 s.
3.12	210.006728	[notes on] Kant		3 s.
3.12	210.006729	[notes on] Kant ...		1 s.
3.12	210.006730	[notes on] Kant II		4 s.
3.12	210.006731	[notes on] “Prophecy” Pattern of 19^th Century		7 s.
3.12	210.006732	[notes] the Philosophy of Conservatism		1 s.
3.12	210.006733	[notes] Philosophies in Practice		1 s.
3.12	210.006734	[notes on] Schopenhauer. Life. W. Wallace. 1788-1860		8 s.
3.12	210.006735	[notes on] Byron 1788-1824		5 s.
3.12	210.006736	[notes on] Life of Spinoza		1 s.
3.12	210.006737	[notes on] Marx (1818-)		5 s.
3.12	210.006738	[notes on] Socialism: Owen, Marx, Lenin		5 s.
3.12	210.006739	[notes on] Dialectical Materialism. Summary		8 s.
3.12	210.006740	[notes on] Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil		2 s.
3.12	210.006741	[notes on] Nietzsche		11 s.
3.12	210.006742	[notes on] Utilitarianism (Bentham, Manchester School)		4 s.
3.12	210.006743	[notes on] William James, 1842-1910		13 s.
3.12	210.006744	[notes on Dewey]		4 s.
3.12	210.006745	[notes on] Santayana Born 1863 Notes for Schilpp essay?		5 s.
3.12	210.006746	[notes] R’s Philosophy		1 s.
		Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits	1948		A83
3.12	210.006747-F1	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits		37 s.
3.12	210.006747-F2	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p. 38-		42 s.
3.13	210.006747-F3	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.81-		35 s.
3.13	210.006747-F4	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.116-		32 s.
3.13	210.006747-F5	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.148-		41 s.
3.13	210.006747-F6	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.188-		47 s.
3.13	210.006747-F7	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.235-		48 s.
3.13	210.006747-F8	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.283-		37 s.
3.13	210.006747-F9	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.320-		37 s.
3.13	210.006747-F10	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.357-		53 s.	A80
3.13	210.006747-F11	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.409-		31 s.
3.13	210.006747-F12	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.439-		31 s.
3.13	210.006747-F13	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.470-		29 s.
3.13	210.006747-F14	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.500-		43 s.
3.14	210.006747-F15	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.542-		32 s.
3.14	210.006747-F16	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.574-		55 s.
3.14	210.006747-F17	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.628-		39 s.
3.14	210.006747-F18	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.677-		47 s.
3.14	210.006747-F19	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.718-		38 s.
3.14	210.006747-F20	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.757-789		32 s.
3.14	210.006747-F21	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.790-831		40 s.
3.14	210.006747-F22	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.832-865		34 s.
3.14	210.006747-F23	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.866-908		42 s.
3.14	210.006747-F24	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.909-948		31 s.
3.14	210.006747-F25	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits, p.949-1000 [continued below]			B94
		Non-Demonstrative Inference	1946		A109, A115, A133
3.15	210.006748-F1	[Notes for non-Demonstrative Inference] Meaning of “Empirical Knowledge is based on Perception”, p.1-42	c. 1946 or 1945	35 s.
3.15	210.006748-F2	[Notes for non-Demonstrative Inference], p.43-77	c. 1946	35 s.
3.15	210.006748-F3	[Notes for non-Demonstrative Inference], p.78-110	c. 1946	32 s.
3.15	210.006748-F4	[Notes for non-Demonstrative Inference], p.111-145	c. 1946	31 s.
3.15	210.006748-F5	[Notes for non-Demonstrative Inference], p.146-183	c. 1946	33 s.
3.15	210.006748-F1	[Notes for non-Demonstrative Inference], p.184-232	c. 1946	37 s.
3.15	210.006749	Consider, this term, NDI in extension	(26 Apr. 1945)	1 s.
3.15	210.006750	This Term: Postulates of Scientific Inference		1 s.
3.15	210.006751	May Term 1946. Course of Lectures	(May 1946)	1 s.
		Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits	1948		A83
3.15	210.006752	Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits		5 s.
3.15	210.006753	The Scope & Limits of Human Knowledge		4 s.
3.15	210.006754	Introduction		4 s.
3.15	210.006755	Postscript. Definition of mental		6 s.
3.15	210.006756	Chapter IV. The Postulates of natural kinds, or of limited variety		11 s.
3.15	210.006757	Part VI. Principles of Scientific Inference		22 s.
3.15	210.006758	Chapter II. Induction		12 s.
3.15	210.006759	Part V. Probable Inference Chapter I. Probabability		22 s.
3.15	210.006760	Chapter VII. Complexes of Compresence		18 s.
3.15	210.006761	Chapter VI. The Limits of Empiricism		28 s.
3.15	210.006762	Chapter III. Induction		18 s.
3.15	210.006763	Knowledge & Experience		9 s.
3.15	210.006764	Mind and Matter		22 s.
3.15	210.006765	Philosophy - Removed to 220.018390 “Philosophy” of which this MS is an earlier draft. K.B. 24.10.73		1 s. [1 sheet remains, as it seems part of an outline of Human Knowledge]
3.16	210.006766	The Principle of Individuation	1950 Jan.	26 s.	C50.01
3.16	210.006767	The Principle of Individuation	1950 Jan.	19 s.	C50.01
3.16	210.006768	Structure	(c. 1945) [c. 1935]	5 s.
3.16	210.006769	Structure	(c. 1945) [c. 1935]	4 s.
3.16	210.006770	Constructions & Inferences		3 s.
3.16	210.006771	MV. It is impossible to get on without first defining:		3 s.
3.16	210.006772	Pt. V Ch. IV. Postulate of Natural Kinds		4 s.
3.16	210.006773	II. It is obvious we cannot...		10 s.
3.16	210.006774	I. Illustrations of above		32 s.
3.16	210.006775	1^st Lecture Last Term [loose pages of miscellaneous notes]		19 s.
		Authority and the Individual	1950		A84
3.16	210.006776	Authority and the Individual: The Reith Lectures for 1948-9	(1948-9)	1 s.
3.16	210.006777	Prefatory Note [to Authority and the Individual]	[1948-49]	1 s.
3.16	210.006778	Lecture IV. The Conflict of Technique & Human Nature	[1948-9]	15 s.
3.16	210.006779	[Not in Reith Lectures] Lecture VI. How to Promote Initiative	[1948-9]	9 s.
3.16	210.006780	Lecture VI. Individual & Social Ethics	[1948	9 s.
3.16	210.006781	Lecture V. Control & Initiative: their Respective Spheres	[1948	1 s.
3.16	210.006782	[notes for Authority and the Individual] p.8		1 s.
3.16	210.006783	[notes for Authority and the Individual] p.16		1 s.
3.16	210.006784	Lecture VI. Individual & Social Ethics		1 s.
3.16	210.006785	Lecture VI. Individual & Social Ethics		1 s.
3.16	210.006786	[notes for Authority and the Individual]		1 s.
3.16	210.006787	[notes for Authority and the Individual]		1 s.
3.16	210.006788	[notes for Authority and the Individual] p.4		1 s.
		Unpopular Essays	1950		A87
3.16	210.006789	Unpopular Essays: Table of Contents, in BR's hand.	1950	4 s.
3.16	210.006790	Philosophy and Politics. The National Book League Lecture, 23 Oct 1946, ts.	1946	20 s.	A81
3.16	210.006791	Philosophy for Laymen. Appeared in University Quarterly, Nov 1946. ts.	1946	16 s.	C46.10
3.16	210.006792	The Future of Mankind	1947/48	13 s.
3.16	210.006793	Philosophy’s Ulterior Motives. Atlantic Monthly, Feb 1937. tearsheets	Feb 1937	4 s.
3.16	210.006794	The Superior Virtue of the Oppressed. Nation, June 26 1937. tearsheet	June 26, 1937	1 s.
3.16	210.006795	On Being Modern-Minded. Nation, 1937. tearsheets	Jan. 6, 1937	1 s.
3.16	210.006796	An Outline of Intellectual Rubbish. Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1943, tearsheets.	1943	15 s.
3.16	210.006797	The Function of a Teacher. Harper's, June 1940. ts.	1940	13 s.	C40.11
3.17	210.006798	Ideas that Have Helped Mankind. Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1946, ts.	1946	25 s.	B80
3.17	210.006799	Ideas that Have Harmed Mankind. Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1946, ts.	1946	24 s.	B79
3.17	210.006800	Eminent men I have known. Original title was "The most unforgettable character I ever met"; may have been written in US during WWII.	1950	3 s.
3.17	210.006801	Obituary. Listener, 12 Aug 1936.	1937	3 s.
		New Hopes for a Changing World	1951		A89
3.17	210.006802-F1	Chapter 1. Current Perplexities [New Hopes for a Changing World]	1951	56 s.
3.17	210.006802-F2	[New Hopes for a Changing World] Part II. Man and Man	1951	52 s.
3.17	210.006802-F3	[New Hopes for a Changing World] Chapter VI. World Government	1951	52 s.
3.17	210.006802-F4	[New Hopes for a Changing World] Chapter IX. Economic Co-operation and Competition	1951	71 s.
3.17	210.006802-F5	New Hopes for a Changing World pp.229-276	1951	49 s.
		The Impact of Science on Society	1951		A88.2a
3.17	210.006803	Prefatory note (to Impact of Science on Society)	1951	1 s.
3.17	210.00804	The Good and Harm that Science can do.	1951	23 s.
		Satan in the Suburbs and Other Stories	1953		A94
3.17	210.006805-F1	Satan in the Suburbs and Other Stories	1953	57 s.
3.17	210.006805-F2	Satan in the Suburbs and Other Stories, pp.57-111	1953	55 s.
3.17	210.006805-F3	Satan in the Suburbs and Other Stories, pp.112-157	1953	46 s.
3.17	210.006805-F4	Satan in the Suburbs and Other Stories, pp.158-176	1953	19 s.
3.18	210.006806	Queer Tales (Allen & Unwin)		1 s.
3.18	210.006807	Preface. Satan in the Suburbs and other Stories	1953	2 s.
3.18	210.006808	The Ealing Atheist or Why Not		3 s.
3.18	210.006809-F1	Horrors Manufactured Here or Satan in the Suburbs	1953	40 s.
3.18	210.006809-F2	Satan in the Suburbs, p.39-	1953	38 s.
3.18	210.006810	[notes for Infraredioscope]		6 s.
3.18	210.006811	The Infra-redioscope	1953	39 s.
3.18	210.006812	Science Experimenter, no.563	1959	1 magazine
3.18	210.006813	[Outline for] The Guardians of Parnassus		1 s.
3.18	210.006814	[notes for The Guardians of Parnassus]		2 s.
3.18	210.006815	The Guardians of Parnassus	1953	17 s.
3.18	210.006816	[notes for] Benefit of Clergy		5 s.
3.18	210.00617	Benefit of Clergy	1953	14 s.
3.18	210.006818	[Benefit of Clergy]	1953	2 s.
		Human Society in Ethics and Politics	1954		A98
3.18	210.006819-F1	Human Society in Ethics & Politics (1945-1953)	1954	35 s.
3.18	210.006819-F2	Human Society in Ethics & Politics, p.36- (1945-1953)	1954	40 s.
3.18	210.006819-F3	Human Society in Ethics & Politics, p.76- (1945-1953)	1954	33 s.
3.18	210.006819-F4	Human Society in Ethics & Politics, p.110-	1954	37 s.
3.18	210.006820-F5	Human Society in Ethics & Politics, p.147-	1954	39 s.
3.18	210.006820-F6	Human Society in Ethics & Politics, p.193	1954	41 s.
3.18	210.006820-F7	Human Society in Ethics & Politics, p.234	1954	39 s.
3.18	210.006820-F8	Human Society: Diagnosis & Prognosis [outline]	27 Sept. [1954]	2 s.
3.18	210.006821	Ethical and Political Philosophy	[1945-46]	1 s.
3.18	210.006822	Human Society: in ethics and politics	1954	7 s.
3.19	210.006823	Preface	(9 December 1953)	1 s.
3.19	210.006824	Abstract [of Human Society in Ethics and Politics]	(27 Sept, 28 Oct. 1953)	4 s.
3.19	210.006825	Ethical & Political Philosophy [Human Society in Ethics and Politics]	1954	49 s.
3.19	210.006825-F1	Ethical & Political Philosophy [Human Society in Ethics and Politics]	1954	49 s.
3.19	210.006825-F2	[Human Society in Ethics and Politics], p.52-	1954	37 s.	C46.11
3.19	210.006825-F3	[Human Society in Ethics and Politics], p.89-	1954	46 s.	C48.01
3.19	210.006825-F4	[Human Society in Ethics and Politics], p.135-	1954	32 s.
3.19	210.006826	Chap. X. Authority in Ethics	(19-20 Sept. 1953)	8 s.
3.19	210.006827	Chapter XI Production & Distribution	(21 Sept. 1953)	5 s.
3.19	210.006828	Superstitious Ethics	(30 Oct. 1953)	4 s.
3.19	210.006829	Chap. XIII Ethical Sanctions	(1 Nov. 1953)	5 s.
3.19	210.006830	Chap. From Ethics to Politics	(15 Nov. 1953)	4 s.
3.19	210.006831	Chapter III Forethought & Skill	(19 Nov. 1953)	5 s.
3.19	210.006832	Part II Chap. II con’t.	(20 Nov. 1953)	4 s.
3.19	210.006833	Chap. IV. Myth and Magic	(2-3 Nov. 1953)	9 s.
3.19	210.006834	Part II Chapter V Cohesion & Rivalry	1954	6 s.
3.19	210.006835	Part II Chap. VI Scientific Technique & the future	(3 Dec. 1953)	2 s.
3.19	210.006836	Part II. Chap. VIII Conquest?	(4 Dec. 1953)	4 s.
3.19	210.006837	Part II Chap. IX Steps Towards a Stable Peace	(8 Dec. 1953)	4 s.
3.19	210.006838	Part II Chapter X. Prologue or Epilogue	(8 Dec. 1953)	3 s.
3.19	210.006839	Chap. Distribution	(8 Sept. 1953)	2 s.
3.19	210.006840	Chap. X Authority in Ethics	(19 Sept. 1953)	2 s.
3.19	210.006841	Human Society in Ethics and Politics	1954	unbound page proofs
		Nightmares of Eminent Persons	1954		A97
3.19	210.006842-F1	Nightmares [of Eminent Persons]	1954	38 s.
3.19	210.006842-F2	Nightmares [of Eminent Persons], p.37-	1954	32 s.
3.19	210.006842-F3	Nightmares [of Eminent Persons], p.69-	1954	36 s.
3.19	210.006842-F4	Nightmares [of Eminent Persons], p.95-	1954	30 s.
3.19	210.006842-F5	Nightmares [of Eminent Persons], p.125-	1954	36 s.
3.20	210.006842-F1	Faith and Mountains	(18 June-17 July 1953)	46 s.
3.20	210.006842-F2	Faith and Mountains	(17 July 1953)	55 s.
3.20	210.006842-F6	Nightmares [of Eminent Persons], p. 160-	1954	27 s.
3.20	210.006843	Nightmares of Eminent Persons (galleys)	1954	78s.
3.20	210.006844	Le cauchemar du theologien
3.20	210.006845-F1	Zahatopolk and Other Stories
3.20	210.006845-F2	Zahatopolk and Other Stories
3.20	210.006846	Nightmares
3.20	210.006847	Nightmares
3.20	210.006848	Zahatopolk
3.21	210.006849	Zahatopolk
3.21	210.006850-F1	Zahatopolk
3.21	210.006850-F2	Zahatopolk, chap. VI-
3.21	210.006851-F1	Zahatopolk and Other Stories
3.21	210.006851-F2	Zahatopolk and Other Stories
3.21	210.006851-F3	Zahatopolk and Other Stories
3.21	210.006852	Zahatopolk
3.21	210.006853-F4	Nightmares
8.41	210.147503-F11	Nightmares of Eminent Persons. Proofs of illustrations.	1954
11.68	F1	The Queen of Sheba's Nightmare. Two separate page proofs of the proposed delux folio edition consisting of title-page, facsimile of the first page of BR's ms., and lithography illustrations by Hans Erni. The 2 proofs are identical except for having different illustrations. However, the edition, which was proposed by Aldus Books, was never published.	1962-63
		Portraits From Memory and Other Essays	1956		A102
3.21	210.006854	Portraits From Memory and Other Essays: Contents	1956	1 s.
3.21	210.006855	Adaption: an Autobiographical epitome. Original title was "Changing beliefs and unchanging hopes". Ts.		17 s.
3.21	210.006856	Six Autobiographical Talks: I. Why I Took to Philosophy. Ts.	(21 Sept. 1954)	6 s.
3.21	210.006857	Six Autobiographical Talks: II. Some Philosophical Contacts. Incorporates article "My debt to German learning" of Sept 6, 1955. ts.	(22 Sept. 1954)	11 s.
3.21	210.006858	Six Autobiographical Talks: III. [Experiences of a Pacifist in the Firs World War], ts.	(29 Sept. 1954)	6 s.
3.21	210.006859	Six Autobiographical Talks: IV. From Logic to Politics. Ts.	(30 Sept. 1954)	6 s.
3.21	210.006860	Six Autobiographical Talks: V. Beliefs Discarded and Retained. Ts.	(2 Oct. 1954)	6 s.
3.21	210.006861	Six Autobiographical Talks: VI. Hopes: Realized and Disappointed. Ts.	(5 Oct. 1954)	6 s.
3.21	210.006862	The First War to End Wa	(14 Aug. 1953)	7 s.
3.21	210.006863	How to Grow Old. Ts.	(4 Mar. 1951)	4 s.
3.21	210.006864	Reflections on My Eightieth Birthday.	(16 May 1952)	6 s
3.21	210.006865	Portraits from Memory: I. Some Cambridge Dons of the ‘Nineties. Ts.		7 s.
3.21	210.006866	Portraits from Memory: II. Some of my Contemporaries at Cambridge ts.		8 s.
3.21	210.006867	Portraits from Memory: III. George Bernard Shaw. Ts.		6 s.
3.21	210.006868	Portraits from Memory: IV. H.G. Wells. First 2 paragraphs also in 'First War to End War' (stricken from it for 'Portraits from Memory'. Ts.		6 s.
3.21	210.006869	Portraits from Memory: V. Joseph Conrad. Ts.	(11 Sept. 1953)	6 s.
3.21	210.006870	Portraits from Memory: VI. George Santayana. Ts.		9 s.
3.21	210.006871	Portraits from Memory: VII. Alfred North Whitehead. Ts.		5 s.
3.22	210.006872	Lord John Russell. Ts.		6 s.
3.22	210.006873	John Stuart Mill. Ts.	(22 Dec. 1954)	25 s.
3.22	210.006874	Mind and Matter. Original title was "The Physical Conditions of Thinking". Ts.		25 s.	D50.03b
3.22	210.006875	The Cult of “Common Usage”. Ts.		8 s.
3.22	210.006876	Knowledge and Wisdom. Ts.	(13 Aug. 1954)	5 s.
3.22	210.006877	A Philosophy for Our Time. Dondon Calling, Dec 17, 1953.	17 Dec. 1953	2 s.
3.22	210.006878	A Plea for Clear Thinking. Listener, Apr 3, 1947	3 Apr. 1947	1 s.
3.22	210.006879	History as an Art. Ts.	(4 May 1954)	24 s.
3.22	210.006880	How I Write	(16 Jan. 1951)	2 s.
3.22	210.006881	The Road to Happiness		6 s.
3.22	210.006882	Symptoms of Orwell’s 1984. ts.	(17 July 1954)	9 s.
3.22	210.006883	Why I Am Not a Communist. Ts.	(30 Apr. 1954)	4 s.
3.22	210.006884	Man’s Peril from the Hydrogen Bomb. Ts.	30 Dec. 1954	1 leaflet
3.22	210.006885	Steps Toward Peace. Ts.		7 s.
3.22	210.006886	Sidney and Beatrice Webb. Ts.		7 s.
3.22	210.006887	D.H. Lawrence. Ts.		6 s.
3.22	210.006888-F1	Portraits from Memory	(20 Mar. 1956)	69 s. (marked proofs)
3.22	210.006889	Portrait from Memory and Other Essays	1956	1 unbound set of page proofs
3.22	210.006889-F2	Portraits from Memory	1956	68 s. (duplicate set of proofs)
3.22	210.006890	Portraits from Memory and Other Essays	1956	pp. 1-16 corrected page proofs
3.22	210.006891	Portraits from Memory and Other Essays	1956	1 dust jacket
3.22	210.006892	Portraits from Memory and Other Essays. Contents.	1956	4 s.
3.22	210.006893	(Blurb for:) Portraits from Memory and Other Essays	(6 Feb. 1956)	3 s.
11.68	F1	Logic and Knowledge	1956		A103
11.68	F1	[Logic and Knowledge'. Signatures from the page proofs (pp. 5-20). Corrections in pencil in Robert C. Marsh's hand.
11.68	F1	[Preface to Logic and Knowledge]. Tscc.		1 leaf
		Why I Am Not a Christian	1957		A104
3.22	210.006894-F1	[Why I Am Not a Christian] Editor’s Introduction	1957	11 s.
3.22	210.006894-F2	Why I Am Not a Christian	1957	26 s.
3.22	210.006894-F3	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.30-	1957	26 s.
3.22	210.006894-F4	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.60-	1957	34 s.
3.22	210.006894-F5	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.96-	1957	32 s.
3.23	210.006894-F1	Why I Am Not a Christian and Other Essays on Religion and Related Subjects	1957	60 s.
3.23	210.006894-F2	Why I Am Not a Christian, etc.	195[7]
3.23	210.006894-F6	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.127-	1957	31 s.
3.23	210.006894-F7	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.159-	1957	30 s.
3.23	210.006894-F8	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.189-	1957	14 s.
3.23	210.006894-F9	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.203-	1957	35 s.
3.23	210.006894-F10	Why I Am Not a Christian, p.238-	1957	14 s.
3.23	210.006894-F16	Religion and Morals	1952	2 s.
3.23	210.006895	Why I Am Not a Christian unbound proof pages	1957
3.23	210.006896	Introduction to “Why I Am Not a Christian”, etc.	(10 July 1956)	3 s.
3.23	210.006897	Introduction to Why I am not a Christian, etc.	(9 July 1956)	2 s.
3.23	210.006898	Three Blurbs for “Why I am not a Christian”	(5 Oct. 1956)	4 s.	Gg57.01
3.23	210.006899	Three Blurbs for Why I am not a Christian	(5 Oct. 1956)	2 s.	Gg57.01
3.23	210.006900	p.3 [concerning Christ, Russell says...]		1 s.
		My Philosophical Development	1958		A109
3.23	210.006901-F1	[My Philosophical Development] p.1-	(15 Apr. 1956)	35 s.
3.23	210.006901-F2	[My Philosophical Development] p.38-	1958	35 s.
3.23	210.006901-F3	[My Philosophical Development] p.73-	1958	41s.
3.23	210.006901-F4	[My Philosophical Development] p.114-	1958	40 s.
3.23	210.006901-F5	[My Philosophical Development] p.154-	1958
3.23	210.006901-F6	My Philosophical Development: Logic and Ontology	(25 Apr. 1957)	47 s.
3.23	210.006901-F7	My Philosophical Development: The Assumption of Simple Casual Laws	1958	28 s.
3.24	201.006902-F1	My Philosophical Development	1958	61 s.
3.24	201.006902-F2	My Philosophical Development: Chapter VII. Principia Mathematica: Philosophical Aspects	(Apr.-Aug. 1956)	56 s.
3.24	201.006902-F3	My Philosophical Development: Chapter XI. Theory of Knowledge	(Aug.-Dec. 1956)	65 s.
3.24	201.006902-F4	My Philosophical Development: Chapter XVI. Non-Demonstrative Inference	(1956-1958)	55 s.
3.24	201.006902-F5	My Philosophical Development: Logical Considerations		70 s.
3.24	210.006903-F1	My Philosophical Development: Epistle to the Colossians II	(Apr.-May 1956)	51 s.
3.24	210.006903-F2	My Philosophical Development: Chapter VIII. Principia Mathematica: Mathematical Aspects	(May-Aug. 1956)	45 s.
3.24	210.006903-F3	My Philosophical Development: Chapter XII. Consciousness v. Experience	(Sept.-Dec. 1956)	42 s.
3.24	210.006903-F4	My Philosophical Development: Chapter XV. Notes for Non-Demonstrative Inference	(Sept. 1956-Feb. 1958)	26 s.
3.25	210.006903-F5	[some notes for Human Knowledge]	1958
3.25	210.006904	My Philosophical Development: unbound page proofs	1958
3.25	210.006905	My Philosophical Development: [Table of Contents]	1958	10 s.
3.25	210.006906	My Philosophical Development: Synopsis	(1 Jan. 1956)	11 s.
3.25	210.006907	My Philosophical Development: Appendix	1958	2 s.
3.25	210.006908	My Philosophical Development	(18 Mar. 1956)	4 s.
		Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare	1959		A108
3.25	210.006909	Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare	1958
3.25	210.006910	Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare	1958	71 s.
3.25	210.006911A	Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare	1958	40 s.
3.25	210.006912	Synopsis for The Nuclear Peril	(26 July 1958)	3 s.
3.25	210.006913	Books Recommended	1959	1 s.
3.25	210.006914	Common Sense and Nuclear War [outline]	1959	1 s.
3.25	210.006915	Table of Contents [Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare]	1959	10 s.
3.25	210.006916	Blurb for Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare	1959	1 s.
3.25	210.006919	re Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare. Complimentary Copy List [shelved after 210.0006916])
		Wisdom of the West	1959		A111
11.68	F1	[Wisdom of the West]. Galley proof of BR's foreward and 2 signatures of the book (pp. 145-160, 161-176).	c. 1959
		Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind	1960		A112
3.26	210.006977-F1	Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind	1960	27 s.
3.26	210.006977-F2	Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind	1960	26 s.
3.26	210.006977-F3	Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind	1960	2 s.
		Has Man a Future?	1961		A121
3.26	210.006978-F1	Has Man a Future?	1961	49 s.
3.26	210.006978-F2	Has Man a Future?	1961	40 s.
3.26	210.006979	Has Man a Future?	1961	unbound page proofs
3.26	210.006980-F1	Has Man a Future?	1961	47 s.
3.26	210.006980-F2	Has Man a Future?	1961	40 s.
3.26	210.006981-F1	Has Man a Future?	1961	33 s.
3.26	210.006981-F2	Has Man a Future?	1961	30 s.
3.26	210.006981-F3	Has Man a Future?	1961	33 s.
3.26	210.006982	Has Man a Future?: Penguin	1961	16 s.
3.26	210.006983	Penguin corrections	1961	1 s.
3.26	210.006984	Corrections...Has Man a Future?	1961	2 s.
3.26	210.006985	[Proposal for conference of scientists] R. Schoenman queries re HMF?	1961	3 s.
		Fact and Fiction	1961		A120
3.26	210.006986-F1	Fact and Fiction. Table of contents. Part 1. Books that influenced me in youth (tearsheets). Part 2. Politics and Education. I. What is Freedom? (ts.) II. What is democracy (ts.)	1961	51 s.	A96
3.26	210.006986-F2	[Fact and Fiction]: III. A Scientists Plea for Democracy (tearsheet). IV. The Story of Colonisation (ts.). V. The Pros and cons of nationalism (ts.). VI. The Reasoning of Europeans (tearsheet). VII. The world I should like to live in (ts.).	1956	25 s.	C53.31
3.26	210.006986-F3	[Fact and Fiction]: VIII. Old and Young Cultures (ts.). IX. Education for a difficult world (ts.). X. University Education (ts.). Part 3. Divertissements. I. Cranks (ts.). II. The right of will to prevail, or the road to Lhasa (ts.). III. Newly discovered Maxims of La Rochefoucauld (ts.).	1956	55 s.
3.26	210.006986-F4	[Fact and Fiction]: IV. Nightmares, including The Theologian's Nightmare (ts.). V. Dreams (ts.). VI. Parables (ts.). Part 4. Peace and War. I. Psychology and East-West Tension (ts.). II. War and Peace in my lifetime (ts.).	(1959-60)	39 s.
3.26	210.006986-F5	[Fact and Fiction]: III. The Social Responsibilities of Scientists (tearsheet). IV. The Essentials for a Stable World (tearsheet). V. Population Pressure and War (ts.). VI. Formal Address to the Congress of the Pugwash Movement…. (ts.). VII. Address to the CND meeting at Manchester... (ts.). VIII. What Neutrals can do to save the world (ts.). IX. The Case for British Neutralism (ts.). X. Can War be abolished? (ts.). XI. Human Life is in Danger (ts.).	(1956-60)	48 s.
3.26	210.006987	Fact and Fiction: unbound page proofs	1961
3.27	210.006988	[Fact and Fiction, notes for] The Road to Lhasa or the Insane Root	(14 July 1953)	4 s.
3.27	210.006989	[Fact and Fiction] Notes for continuation of The Right will Prevail	(July 14 1953)	6 s.
3.27	210.006990	[Fact and Fiction] The Right will Prevail or The Road to Lhasa	(17 Aug.-7 Sept. 1959)	24 s.
3.27	210.006991	[Fact and Fiction] The Philanthropist...	(17-18 Aug. 1959)	12 s.
3.27	210.006992	[Fact and Fiction] The Road to Lhasa Chap. V. cont.	(26 Aug. 1959)	15 s.
3.27	210.006993	[Fact and Fiction]: The Road to Lhasa con’t...chap IV con’t	(26 Aug. 1959)	2 s
3.27	210.006994	[Fact and Fiction]: The Road to Lhasa (con’t...), Chap IV	(7 Sept. 1959)	4 s.
3.27	210.006995	[Fact and Fiction-notes]		3 s.
3.27	210.006996	[Fact and Fiction] Things I Have Not Sufficiently Emphasized...	(1954-59)	7 s.
3.27	210.006997	[Fact and Fiction]: Newly Discovered Maxims of La Rochefoucauld	1961	3 s.
3.27	210.006998	[Fact and Fiction]: The Misfortune of Being Out-of-Date	1961	8 s.
3.27	210.006999	[Fact and Fiction] The Theologian’s Nightmare	1961	5 s.
3.27	210.007000	[Fact and Fiction]: The Fisherman’s Nightmare...	(12 Aug. 1959)	7 s.
3.27	210.007001	[Fact and Fiction-Notes on dreams]		4 s.
3.27	210.007002	[Fact and Fiction-notes on dreams]	(8 Nov. 1960)	3 s.
3.27	210.007003	[Fact and Fiction]: The Theologian’s Nightmare	(22 Mar. 1959)	6 s.
3.27	210.006999	[Fact and Fiction]: Notes for The Theologian’s Nightmare	(17 May-12 Aug. 1959)	5 s.
3.27	210.007005	[Fact and Fiction]]: Newly Discovered Maxims of La Rochefoucauld	(30 Aug.-12 Nov. 1959)	7 s.
3.27	210.007006	Fact and Fiction]: table of contents		7 s.
3.27	210.007007	[Fact and Fiction]]: Maxims that Won’t quite Do		1 s.
3.27	210.007008	[Fact and Fiction]: a collection of maxims,one on each sheet.	(1961-63)	15 s.
		Unarmed Victory	1963		A127
3.27	210.007009-F1	Unarmed Victory	1963	[xerox] 52 s.
3.27	210.007009-F2	Unarmed Victory	1963	48 s. [xerox]
3.27	210.007010-F1	Unarmed Victory	1963	51 s. [xerox]
3.27	210.007010-F2	Unarmed Victory: III. The Sino-Indian Dispute	1963	46 s. [xerox]
3.27	210.007011-F1	Unarmed Victory	1963	54 s.
3.27	210.007011-F2	[Unarmed Victory]: III. Sino-Indian Dispute	1963	46 s.
3.27	210.007012-F1	[Unarmed Victory]: Chapter I The International Background	1963	54 s.
3.27	210.007012-F2	[Unarmed Victory]: III. The Sino-Indian Dispute, p.55	1963	51 s.
3.27	210.007013-F1	[Unarmed Victory]: Chapter 1, pg.3	1963	53 s.
3.27	210.007013-F2	[Unarmed Victory]: Section 2	1963	47 s.
3.27	210.007013-F3	[Unarmed Victory]: Contents	1963	18 s.
8.41	210.147504-F12	Unarmed Victory. Ts., tscc., and ms. (in Edith Russell's hand). Corrected partially by BR but mainly in Edith's hand. Ms. Of 2 tentative tables of content, of end to Ch. IIIc, and of outline of Sino-Indian dispute.	1963
11.68	F2	Unarmed Victory. Ts.; tscc. And ms. (mainly in Edith Russell's hand). In BR's hand are a table of contents, a leaf entitled "Documentation for Cuban Settlement", and a leaf entitled "Points to be made in Chap IV". Other material includes an abstract of Chapter I, the first part of Chapter II, parts of Chapters III and IV, a mimeo ts. of some of BR's correspondence with heads of state, and 2 newsclippings.	1962-63
		The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell	1967		A142
3.28	F1	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	210.?	Autobiography
3.28	210. -F2	Autobiography
3.28	210. -F1	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F2	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F3	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F4	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F5	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F6	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F7	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F8	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.28	-F9	Autobiography: c.c.	[1949]
3.29	210.007050-F1	My First Fifty Years
3.29	210.007050-F2	My First Fifty Years	[1931]
3.29	210.007051	Second Marriage	[1931]
3.29	210.007052-F1	[Autobiography]	[1949]
3.29	210.007052-F2	[Autobiography]	[1949]
3.29	210.007052-F3	Autobiography	[1949]
3.29	210.007052-F4	Autobiography	[1949]
3.29	210.007052-F5	Autobiography	[1949]
3.29	210.007052-F6	[Autobiography]	[1949]
3.29	210.007052-F7	[Autobiography]	[1949]
3.30	210.007052-F8	[Autobiography]	[1949]
3.30	210.007052-F9	My First Fifty Years, c.c.
3.30	210.007052-F10	My First Fifty Years, c.c.
3.30	210.007053-F1	Autobiography: [Printers Copy]
3.30	210.007053-F1a	What I have lived for [manuscript; prologue to Autobiography], 25-7-56	1956 July 25
3.30	210.007053-F2	Autobiography: [Printers Copy]
3.30	210.007053-F3	Autobiography: [Printers Copy]
3.30	210.007053-F4	Autobiography: [Printers Copy]
3.30	210.007053-F5	Autobiography: [Printers Copy]
3.30	210.007053-F6	not m/f: Autobiography cc of Chapter 1
3.30	210.007053-F7	not m/f: Autobiography cc of Chapter 1
3.30	210.007053-F8	not m/f: Autobiography cc of Chapter 1
3.30	210.007053-F9	not m/f: Autobiography 3 cc of Chapter 2
3.30	210.007053-F10	Autobiography: (inserts and omissions to Printer’s copy) (may be some)
		The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, volume II	1968		A142
3.31	210.007054-F1	Autobiography Vol. II	1959
3.31	210.007054-F2	Autobiography Vol. II
3.31	210.007054-F3	Autobiography Volume II
3.31	210.007054-F4	Autobiography Volume II
3.31	210.007054-F5	Autobiography Vol. II
3.31	210.007055-F1	Autobiography Vol. II	1959	(xerox)
3.31	210.007055-F2	Autobiography Vol. II	1959	(xerox)
3.31	210.007055-F3	Autobiography Vol. II	1959	(xerox)
3.31	210.007055-F4	Autobiography Vol. II	1959	(xerox)
3.31	210.007055-F5	Autobiography Vol. II	1959	(xerox)
3.31	210.007055-F6	Autobiography Vol. II
8.41	F1-F4	[these folders include Amberley papers and are not part of the Book Manuscripts series]
8.41		Principia Mathematica: items removed from BR's library copy of PM
8.41	210.147501a-F9	1-1/2 folios of PM, vol. 3 (1913), numbered 152 and 153, torn in half and re-used; note printer's markings.		MS 1.5 folios, torn
8.41	F9	Corrections in PM from Mr. Boscovitch. Removed from between pp. 14-15 of BR's library copy of Principia Mathematica, I, 1910.		MS 1 leaf
8.41	F9	Unused props. Removed from between pp. 64-5 of BR's library copy of Principia Mathematica, I, 1910.		MS 1 leaf
8.41	F9	[Tabulation of ms.? Pp. o PM.] Removed from between pp. 14-15 of BR's library copy of Principia Mathematica, I, 1910.		MS 1 leaf
8.41	F9	Props used in 359-44 and 356-33 [and] … *350-62. Removed from between pp. 14-15 of BR's library copy of Principia Mathematica, I, 1910.		MS 10 leaves.
8.41	F9	Additional Errata to Volume I. Proof sheet dated 20 Nov. 1911. Removed from before the fly-leaf of BR's library copy of Principia Mathematica, I, 1910.		1 proof sheet
8.41	210.110240a-F9	Bemerkungen zu Principia Mathematica I.		MS 6 leaves
8.41	F9	Errata *172.34 … [PM, vol. 2 , 1st ed., p. 438]		1 leaf
8.41	F9	*72-57…		1 leaf
8.41	210.147506-F13-F15	War Crimes in Vietnam. Drafts of ts.; tscc., and photocopyp. Partial corrections in Ralph Schoenman's hand.	1967		A141
8.41	210.147505-F16	Mr. Wilson Speaks "Frankly and Fearlessly" on Vietnam to Bertrand Russell. Tscc. And photocopy (corrected in part in Christopher Farley's hand.	1968
8.42	210.147507	Dear Bertrand Russell. Annotated proof and related documents.	1969
8.43 to 8.49	210.147508	The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell [vol. 2], 1914-1944. 7 boxes of galley proofs, tss., photocopies of tss, and photocopies of letters for for the appendices. The tss. comprise various stages of BR's text, including the extensive revisions of 1967. There is a file of comments by Lady Constance Malleson (Collette) in box 8.44 on the pages concerning her which had been sent to her by BR. See also the tss in Russell Archives 1.	1968		A142
8.50 to 8.52	210.147509	The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell [vol. 3], 1944-1967. 3 boxes of tss, tscc, photocopies, etc. of text, proofs, illustrations and correspondence.	1969		A142
11.68	F1	Postcript (to My Authobiography). Ts. Corrected in BR's hand.	c. 1959	3 leaves

Series 220: Article Manuscripts

Note: Please see the more detailed excel sheet for additional details.

Box	Class.Document number	Folder Title	Year Completed	Date Pub: Year
3.34	220.010000	[Questions and answers on English history ]	1878
3.34	220.010010	"Greek Exercises"	1888
3.34	220.010020	[Essay notebook ]	1889
3.34	220.010030	What Shall I Read?1	1891
3.34	220.010040	[Undergraduate notebook I ]	1893
3.34	220.010050	[Undergraduate notebook II ]	1893
3.34a	220.010100	On Pleasure	1893
3.34a	220.010110	The Relation of what ought to be to what is, has been or will be.	1893
3.34a	220.010120	On the Definition of Virtue	1893
3.34a	220.010130	Can we be Statesmen?	1893
3.34a	220.010140	Paper on Bacon	1893
3.34a	220.010150	The Relation of Rule & End	1893
3.34a	220.010160	Paper on Epistemology I	1893
3.34a	220.010170	Paper on Epistemology II	1893
3.34a	220.010180	The Ethical Bearings of Psychogony	1894
3.34a	220.010190	Paper on Epistemology III	1894
3.34a	220.010200	Paper on Descartes I	1894
3.34a	220.010210	Paper on History of Philosophy	1984
3.35	220.010220	Ethical Axioms	1894
3.35	220.010230	Loevberg or Hedda *	1894
3.35	220.010240	Moral Sciences Examination.	1894
3.35	220.010250	Paper on Bacon	1893
3.35	220.010260	A Critical Comparison of the Methods of Bacon, Hobbs & Descartes	1894
3.35	220.010270	Paper on DesCartes	1894
3.35	220.010280	Paper on Descartes II	1894
3.35	220.010290	Cleopatra or Maggie Tulliver	1894
3.35	220.010300	Paper on Hobbes	1894
3.35	220.010310	On the Distinction between the Psychological and Metaphysical Points of View	1894
3.35	220.010320	[Notes and examination papers on Descartes]	1894
3.35	220.010330	Sigwart on Space. Log. Vol. II
3.35	220.010340	Lange, Logische Studien. I. Formale Logik und Erkenntnisstheorie
3.35	220.010350	Edgeworth. Monetary Standards
3.35	220.010360	[Notes on Mill's Logic, Bk VI: Chs. 7, 9, 11 ]
3.35	220.010370	Kant's Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten
3.35	220.010380	Hume on Cause: Part III Sec'n 2‑6
3.35	220.010390	Bradley's Logic
3.35	220.010400	Articles of importance in the Rev. de Met. et de Morale (also titled: Notes on No. & Quant. from the, Revue de Met. et de Morale)
3.35	220.010410	BR Folder ‑ "Early Philosophical Papers"
3.35	220.010500	Wagner, "Finanzwissenschaft" [notes ]	1895
3.35	220.010510	The Free‑Will Problem from an Idealist standpoint	1895
3.35	220.010520	Fellowship Examination papers	1895
3.35	220.010530	The Uses of Luxury	1896
3.35	220.010540	On some difficulties of continuous quantity	1896
3.35	220.010550	Mechanical Morals and the moral of Machinery	1896
3.35	220.010560	Is Ethics a Branch of Empirical Psychology?	1897
3.35	220.010570	The Classification of Relations	1899
3.35	220.010580	Was the World good before the sixth day?	1899
3.35	220.010590	The Axioms of Geometry	1899	1899
3.35	220.010590	The Axioms of Geometry	1899
3.35	220.010600	Seems, Madam? Nay, it is.	1897
3.35	220.010610	Lie, Continuous Groups
3.36	220.010620	Frischauf's Absolute Geometrie, nach Bolyai [notes ]
3.36	220.010630	Frege, etc.
3.36	220.010640	Klein, Nicht‑Euklid I and II [notes ] *
3.36	220.010650	Couturat, Opuscules [notes ]
3.36	220.010660	Erdmann, Die Axiome der Geometrie [notes ]
3.36	220.010670	Ball, Theory of the Content [notes ] *
3.36	220.010680	De Morgan's Definition of a Limit [notes ]
3.36	220.010750	On the Logic of Relations	1901	1901
3.36	220.010760	Sur la logique des Relations avec des applications a la theorie des series	1901	1901
3.36	220.010770	Is Position in Time absolute or relative?	1900
3.36	220.010780	On well‑ordered series	1901	1902
3.36	220.010790	Theorie generale des series bien‑ordonnees	1901	1902
3.36	220.010800	[Non‑Euclidean geometry ]	1902	1902
3.36	220.010810	Do Psychical States have Position in Space?	1902
3.36	220.010820	Leibniz's Doctrine of Substance as deduced from his Logic	1900
3.36	220.010830	Lecture II. Logic of Propositions	1901
3.36	220.010840	Recent Italian work on the foundations of Mathematics	1901
3.36	220.010840	Recent Italian work on the foundations of Mathematics	1900
3.36	220.010850	Notes on Lotze, 108ff. (Metaphysik)
3.37	220.010860	Necessity and Possibility	1905
3.37	220.010870	Do Differences Differ?
3.37	220.010880	The Free Man's Worship	1903	1903
3.37	220.010890	The Nature of Truth	1905
3.37	220.010891	Review of Poincare, Science and Hypothesis, Mind, 1905, p.p. 412‑18	1905
3.37	220.010900	Robertson's Short History of Free Thought [notes ] *	1906	1906
3.37	220.010910	On the substitutional theory of classes and relations	1906
3.37	220.010920	On "Insolubilia" & their solution by Symbolic Logic	1906	1906
3.37	220.010930	The Paradox of the Liar	1906
3.37	220.010940	[Substitution ]
3.37	220.010940b	On Substitution	1905
3.37	220.010950	On Substitution	1906
3.37	220.010960	Points about Denoting	1903
3.37	220.010970	On the Meaning & Denotation of Phrases	1903
3.37	220.010970	On the Meaning & Denotation of Phrases	1903
3.37	220.010970	On the Meaning & Denotation of Phrases	1903
3.37	220.010940b	On Substitution	1905
3.38	220.010980	On Meaning and Denotation	1903
3.38	220.010990	On the Democratic Ideal	1906
3.38	220.011150	The Study of Mathematics	1902	1907
3.38	220.011160	The Regressive method of discovering the premisses of mathematics	1907
3.38	220.011170	On the Nature of Truth	1907	1907
3.38	220.011180	Liberalism & Women's Suffrage	1908	1908
3.38	220.011190	On the Nature of Truth & Falsehood	1910
3.38	220.011200	Address to Bedford Liberal Association	1910
3.38	220.011210	The Theory of Logical Types	1910	1910
3.38	220.011220	Arguments against Women's Suffrage	1910
3.38	220.011230	Schiller I. Pragmatism and Humanism [notes ]	1909
3.38	220.011240	A reply to Dr. Schiller	1908
3.38	220.011250	The Nature of Truth
3.38	220.011260	Dramatic & Utilitarian Ethics	1911
3.38	220.011270	[Notes on W. James ]
3.38	220.011271	The Basis of Realism	1911
3.38	220.011330	[Notes on Bergson's books ]
3.38	220.011340	The Philosophy of Bergson	1912	1912
3.38	220.011350	Philosophy of Matter	1912
3.38	220.011350	Philosophy of Matter	1912
3.38	220.011350	Philosophy of Matter	1912
3.38	220.011350	Philosophy of Matter	1912
3.38	220.011350	Philosophy of Matter	1912
3.38	220.011350	Philosophy of Matter	1912
3.39	220.011360	On Matter	1912
3.39	220.011370	Matter	1913
3.39	220.011380	On the Notion of Cause	1913	1912
3.39	220.011390	[Notes on logic, sense‑data, etc. ]	1913	1913
3.39	220.011400	The Relation of Sense‑data to physics	1914	1914
3.39	220.011401	[Review of G.M. Trevelyan's Clio, a Muse ] *	1913
3.39	220.011420	Here & There in sensation	1912
3.39	220.011430	What is Logic?	1912
3.39	220.011440	Propositions	1918
3.39	220.011450	Matter. The Problem Stated	1912
3.39	220.011460	Axiom Propose *
3.39	220.011480	To the editor of the "Nation"	1914
3.39	220.011490	[Letter to The Cambridge Review ]	1915	1915
3.39	220.011540	On Justice in War‑Time	1915	1915
3.39	220.011541	La Justice en temps de guerre	1915
3.39	220.011560	How America can help to bring Peace	1915	1915
3.39	220.011570	Report of Speech Made by the Hon. Bertrand Russell	1916	1916
3.39	220.011600	Clifford Allen and Mr. Lloyd George	1916	1916
3.39	220.011610	"Folly, Doctor‑like, controlling skill"	1916
3.39	220.011620	Popular Responsibility for War	1915
3.39	220.011630	BERTRAND RUSSELL and the War Office	1916	1916
3.39	220.011640	The Nature of the State in View of Its External Relations	1916	1916
3.39	220.011650	N.C.F. Ideals	1916
3.39	220.011660	To the President of the United States	1916	1916
3.39	220.011670	The Russian Revolution	1917
3.39	220.011680	On Sensations & Ideas	1918
3.39	220.011690	[G. ] Hanotaux, Politique de l'Equilibre [notes ]
3.39	220.011700	Principles & Practice in Foreign Policy	1915
3.39	220.011700	Principles & Practice in Foreign Policy
3.39	220.011710	Reichstag debates
3.39	220.011720	An Appeal on Behalf of Conscientious Objectors	1916
3.39	220.011730	Principles of Social Reconstruction	1915	1916
3.39	220.011740	Disintegration and the principle of growth	1915
3.39	220.011750	[What is wanted ... ]	1915
3.39	220.011760	Brailsford, War of S[teel ] & G[old ] [notes, incl. notes on a meeting ]
3.39	220.011900	Dreams and Facts	1919	1919
3.39	220.011910	Morality & Oppressive Impulses	1918	1919
3.39	220.011920	Professor Dewey's "Essays in Experimental Logic"	1919	1919
3.39	220.011921	The New Dictatorship of Opinion [1917]	1917
3.40	220.011930	To the Black Book The Tsaritsin Junction! [Author: Haden Guest, Leslie H.]	1920
3.40	220.011940	Socialism & Liberal Ideals	1920	1920
3.40	220.011950	First Impressions of China	1920	1920
3.40	220.011951	To the Editor of "The Times" [re: the relief of the Russian famine ]	1921	1921
3.40	220.011960	"My love is sad and not as others gay"	1921
3.40	220.011970	Is There an absolute good?	1922	1922
3.40	220.011980	Prison Experiences
3.40	220.012150	Free Thought & Official Propaganda	1922	1922
3.40	220.012160	To the Electors of Chelsea [on the occassion of the Parliamentary General Election, 15th Nov., 1922 ]	1922	1922
3.40	220.012170	Hopes and Fears as Regards America	1922	1922
3.40	220.012170	Hopes and Fears as Regards America	1922	1922
3.40	220.012180	On the value of skepticism	1928	1928
3.40	220.012190	The Recrudescence of Puritanism	1923	1923
3.40	220.012200	The Need for Political Skepticism	1924	1924
3.40	220.012210	[Notes on Durham's "Croatia & Great Serbia" ]
3.40	220.012230	The Defeat of International Legality	1923	1923
3.40	220.012250	What a Labour Government would do with the Universities	1923	1923
3.40	220.012260	Logical Atomism	1924	1924
3.40	220.012270	[Notes for speeches on MacDonald ]	1924
3.40	220.012280	Socialism & Education	1925	1925
3.40	220.012290	Memorandum respecting the Boxer Indemnity Bill	1924
3.40	220.012300	Is America Becoming Imperialistic	1924
3.40	220.012310	Philosophy in the twentieth century	1924	1924
3.40	220.012320	Dogmatic and Scientific Ethics	1924	1924
3.40	220.012330	[Preface to Letters from Russian Prisons ] *	1925	1925
3.40	220.012340	Materialism Past & Present	1924	1924
3.40	220.012350	Life in the Middle Ages	1925	1925
3.40	220.012360	Narrow & broad Issues
3.40	220.012370	Measurement
3.40	220.012380	Lecture XIII. What is Knowledge?
3.40	220.012390	The Philosophical Analysis of Matter	1925
3.40	220.012550	Psychology & Politics	1926	1926
3.41	220.012560	The Meaning of Meaning	1926	1926
3.41	220.012570	The Danger of Creed Wars	1927	1927
3.41	220.012580	A Bold Experiment in Education	1927	1927
3.41	220.012590	Freedom in Society	1925	1926
3.41	220.012600	Stoicism & Mental Health	1929	1929
3.41	220.012620	The Application of Science to Education	1928	1928
3.41	220.012630	Revolution by Intelligence!	1928	1928
3.41	220.012640	The Optimism of America	1928	1928
3.41	220.012650	The Ego, the Family and the Nation	1928	1928
3.41	220.012660	[A rejected page of an article on love ]	1928
3.41	220.012670	Watson versus Freud in Education	1928	1928
3.41	220.012680	Why Mr. Wood is not a Freethinker	1929	1929
3.41	220.012690	Intelligence Tests	1928	1928
3.41	220.012700	Bringing Socialism Up To Date	1928	1928
3.41	220.012710	What Will the World Be Like a Hundred Years Hence?	1928	1928
3.41	220.012720	Einstein	1928
3.41	220.012730	Are Insects Intelligent?	1929	1929
3.41	220.012740	Wasted Idealism	1929	1929
3.41	220.012750	Is There a New Morality?	1929	1929
3.41	220.012760	The Cinema as a Moral Influence	1929	1929
3.41	220.012770	Physics and Theology	1929	1929
3.41	220.012780	Morality and Religion	1929
3.41	220.012790	Is Modern Marriage a Failure?	1930	1930
3.41	220.012800	On the Evils Due to Fear	1929	1929
3.41	220.012801	[Letter to The Literary Guide ] *	1928	1929
3.41	220.012810	How I Came by My Creed	1929	1929
3.41	220.012820	Do We Need a New God?	1929	1929
3.41	220.012830	[Review of A.S. Eddington's Nature of the Physical World ]	1928
3.41	220.012840	[Review of Sex in Civilization ]	1929	1929
3.41	220.012850	The Twilight of Science	1929	1929
3.41	220.012860	Children and the Truth	1931	1931
3.41	220.012870	Why Pre‑school Children ought to go to School	1928	1928
3.41	220.012880	Morality and Instinct
3.41	220.012890	Behaviorism and Values	1926	1926
3.41	220.012900	My Vision of the Future
3.41	220.012910	[Reply to Mrs. Smith on sex education ]	1928	1928
3.41	220.012920	How Behaviourists Teach Behaviour	1928	1928
3.41	220.013180	Why is Modern Youth Cynical?	1930	1930
3.41	220.013190	Has Religion Made Useful Contributions to Civilization?	1929
3.41	220.013200	Early Education and Child Welfare	1930
3.41	220.013201	[Letter to Time & Tide ] *	1929	1930
3.41	220.013210	The Mental Health of the Child from the Standpoint of the Teacher	1930	1930
3.41	220.013220	Probability and Fact	1930	1930
3.41	220.013230	Politics and Theology	1930	1930
3.42	220.013240	Religion and Happiness	1930	1930
3.42	220.013250	The Mysterious Universe	1930	1930
3.42	220.013260	Modern Physics	1968
3.42	220.013270	My Private Decalogue	1930	1930
3.42	220.013280	How I Was Educated	1930	1930
3.42	220.013290	What I Believe	1931	1931
3.42	220.013291	[Letter to The New Statesman & Nation ] *	1931	1931
3.42	220.013292	[Letter to The New Statesman ] *	1931	1931
3.42	220.013300	Nice People	1931	1931
3.42	220.013310	Free Speech in Childhood	1931	1931
3.42	220.013320	Science in Modern State	1931
3.42	220.013330	Modern Tendencies in Education	1931	1931
3.42	220.013340	In Praise of Idleness	1932	1932
3.42	220.013350	The uses of adversity	1932	1932
3.42	220.013360	A Manipulator's Paradise (review of Brave New World, published as "We Don't Want to Be Happy")	1932
3.42	220.013370	What is wrong with fathers	1933	1933
3.42	220.013380	Where the Police are Licensed Criminals	1932	1932
3.42	220.013390	The Modern Midas	1933	1933
3.42	220.013400	The half‑way emancipation of women	1933	1933
3.42	220.013410	On Mending Old Shoes	1933	1933
3.42	220.013420	The War Mentality	1933	1933
3.42	220.013430	The Place of Force in the Modern World	1933	1933
3.42	220.013440	Safety in Numbers?	1933	1933
3.42	220.013450	The Balance of Power	1933	1933
3.42	220.013460	Preface [to The Condition of India ]	1933	1925
3.42	220.013470	Is Parliamentary Government Moribund?	1933	1933
3.42	220.013480	What is happening to the world	1933
3.42	220.013490	The Far East and the League of Nations	1933
3.42	220.013500	The Freedom of the Press	1933	1933
3.42	220.013510	The harmfulness of political creeds	1933	1933
3.42	220.013520	The Governmental Mentality	1933	1933
3.42	220.013530	The Social Importance of Culture	1933	1933
3.42	220.013540	The Ideals of Fascism	1933	1933
3.42	220.013550	The Prevention of War	1933	1933
3.42	220.013560	The Limitations of Self‑Help	1933	1933
3.42	220.013570	Psychology of Sex	1933	1933
3.42	220.013580	Moral Indignation and the Nazis	1933	1933
3.42	220.013590	The Rights of Persons accused of Crime	1933	1933
3.42	220.013600	This Way to Chaos	1933	1933
3.42	220.013610	The Expanding Universe	1933	1933
3.42	220.013620	Revolution without Tears	1933	1933
3.42	220.013630	Some Objections to Internationalism	1933	1933
3.42	220.013640	Architecture & Social Questions	1933	1933
3.42	220.013650	Education & Civilization	1934	1934
3.42	220.013670	Why I am not a Communist	1934	1934
3.42	220.013680	Dangerous Thoughts	1934	1934
3.42	220.013690	What to do with the Budget Surplus	1934	1934
3.42	220.013700	The Influence of Technique on Politics	1933	1933
3.43	220.013710	Religious Persecution	1934	1934
3.43	220.013720	Europe & Africa	1934	1934
3.43	220.013730	Was Europe a Success?	1934	1934
3.43	220.013740	Thomas Paine	1934	1934
3.43	220.013750	The School & the World	1934	1934
3.43	220.013760	The Rule of Steel	1934	1934
3.43	220.013770	Freedom & Organization	1933	1933
3.43	220.013780	The Nature of Fascism
3.43	220.013790	Education up to Fifteen
3.43	220.013800	Science & Religion	1935
3.43	220.013810	On Fascism
3.43	220.013820	Education & the Public Schools
3.43	220.013830	The Philosophy of Communism	1934
3.43	220.013840	The Sphere of Liberty in the Modern World	1934	1934
3.43	220.013850	Science of Ethics	1928	1928
3.43	220.014260	In Praise of Artificiality	1931	1931
3.43	220.014270	Should Children Be Happy?	1932	1932
3.43	220.014280	The menace of old age	1931	1931
3.43	220.014290	Sex and Happiness	1931	1931
3.43	220.014300	The Lessons of Experience	1931	1931
3.43	220.014310	Are Criminals Worse than Other People?	1931	1931
3.43	220.014320	On Being Edifying	1932	1932
3.43	220.014330	The Advantages of Cowardice	1931	1931
3.43	220.014340	Christmas at Sea	1931	1932
3.43	220.014350	On imitating Heroes	1932	1932
3.43	220.014360	Is the World Going Mad?	1932	1932
3.43	220.014370	Does Education Do Harm?	1932	1932
3.43	220.014380	Are Men of Science Scientific?	1932	1932
3.43	220.014390	On Optimism	1932	1932
3.43	220.014400	Taking Long Views	1932	1932
3.43	220.014410	On Mental Differences Between Boys and Girls	1932	1932
3.43	220.014420	On the Fierceness of Vegetarians	1932	1932
3.43	220.014430	Furniture and the Ego	1932	1932
3.43	220.014440	The Future of the Family	1933
3.43	220.014450	On Locomotion	1932	1932
3.43	220.014460	A Sense of Humour	1932	1932
3.43	220.014470	Love and Money	1932	1932
3.43	220.014480	Interest in Crime	1932	1932
3.43	220.014490	How to Become a Man of Genius	1932	1932
3.43	220.014500	On Old Friends	1933	1933
3.43	220.014510	On Feeling Ashamed	1933	1933
3.43	220.014520	On Tact	1933	1933
3.43	220.014530	Changing Fashions in Reserve	1933	1933
3.43	220.014540	On Honour	1933	1933
3.43	220.014550	The Consolations of History	1933	1933
3.43	220.014560	Sport and Politics	1933	1933
3.43	220.014570	On Conceit	1933	1933
3.43	220.014580	On Bores	1933	1933
3.43	220.014590	On Reticence	1933	1933
3.43	220.014600	The Good Old Days	1933	1933
3.43	220.014610	The Triumph of Stupidity	1933	1933
3.43	220.014620	On Becoming Civilized	1933	1933
3.43	220.014630	On the Art of Persuading	1933	1933
3.43	220.014640	The Prospects of Democracy	1933	1933
3.43	220.014650	The Admiration of Strength	1933	1933
3.43	220.014660	On Utilitarianism	1933	1933
3.43	220.014670	On Race Hatred	1933	1933
3.43	220.014680	The Spirit of Adventure	1933	1933
3.43	220.014690	What Makes People Likeable	1933	1933
3.43	220.014700	On Self‑righteousness	1933	1933
3.43	220.014710	The Origin of Victorian Virtue	1933	1933
3.43	220.014720	On Jealousy	1931	1931
3.43	220.014730	On States Rights	1934
3.43	220.014740	The Steel Age	1934
3.44	220.014750	Benevolence & Love of Power	1934	1934
3.44	220.014760	Irrational Opinions	1934	1934
3.44	220.014770	Science & Happiness	1934	1934
3.44	220.014780	Race & Nationality	1934	1934
3.44	220.014790	Social Sciences in Schools	1934	1934
3.44	220.014800	Instinct in Human Beings	1934	1934
3.44	220.014810	On Comets	1934	1934
3.44	220.014820	Fear & Amusement	1934	1934
3.44	220.014830	On Curious Learning	1934	1934
3.44	220.014840	On Being Important	1934	1934
3.44	220.014850	Censorship by Progressives	1934	1934
3.44	220.014870	Protecting the Ego	1934	1934
3.44	220.014880	Climate & Saintliness	1934	1934
3.44	220.014890	Obscure Fame	1934	1934
3.44	220.014900	On Ceremony [Author: Russell, John Conrad]	1934	1934
3.44	220.014910	Love of Money	1934	1934
3.44	220.014920	On Being Insulting	1934	1934
3.44	220.014930	On protecting children from reality	1932	1932
3.44	220.014940	On Astrologers	1932	1932
3.44	220.014950	On Insularity	1932	1932
3.44	220.014960	On Corporal Punishment	1932	1932
3.44	220.014970	If Animals could talk	1932	1932
3.44	220.014980	Of Co‑operation	1932	1932
3.44	220.014990	Do Governments Desire War?	1932	1932
3.44	220.015000	On Vicarious Asceticism	1932	1932
3.44	220.015010	Pride in Illness	1932	1932
3.44	220.015020	On Labelling People	1932	1932
3.44	220.015030	On Charity	1932	1932
3.44	220.015040	On Modern Uncertainty	1932	1932
3.44	220.015050	On Sales Resistance	1932	1932
3.44	220.015060	The Influence of Fathers	1932	1932
3.44	220.015070	On Expected Emotions	1932	1932
3.44	220.015080	On Smiling	1932	1932
3.44	220.015090	The Decay of Intellectual Standards	1932	1932
3.44	220.015100	On Snobbery	1931	1931
3.44	220.015110	On Wife‑Beating	1935	1935
3.44	220.015120	On Curious Beliefs	1934	1934
3.44	220.015130	The Decrease of Knowledge	1935	1935
3.44	220.015140	Competitive Ethics	1934	1934
3.44	220.015150	On Transferring one's anger	1934	1934
3.44	220.015160	Vigourous and Feeble Epochs	1935	1935
3.44	220.015170	Egoism	1934	1934
3.44	220.015180	Is anybody normal?	1934	1934
3.44	220.015190	Back to Nature?	1934	1934
3.44	220.015200	Parental Affection	1934	1934
3.44	220.015210	Expecting the Millenium	1933	1933
3.44	220.015220	On Being ashamed of Virtue	1933	1933
3.44	220.015230	The Decay of the Hereditary Principle	1934	1934
3.44	220.015240	Right & Might
3.44	220.015250	Insanity & Insight	1934	1934
3.44	220.015260	Why Travel?	1934	1934
3.44	220.015270	On Marriage
3.44	220.015280	I escape from Progress	1933	1933
3.44	220.015290	On Orthodoxies	1933	1933
3.44	220.015300	On Discipline	1933	1933
3.44	220.015310	The Paralysis of Statesmanship	1933	1933
3.44	220.015320	Experts & Oligarchs	1933	1933
3.44	220.015330	Is Progress Assured?	1934	1934
3.44	220.015340	Individualist Ethics	1933	1933
3.44	220.015350	On Specializing	1934	1934
3.44	220.015360	Good Manners & Hypocrisy	1934	1934
3.44	220.015370	India & the West	1934	1934
3.44	220.015380	Can we think quickly enough?	1933	1933
3.44	220.015390	On Mediaevalism	1933	1933
3.44	220.015400	In praise of Dullness	1933	1933
3.44	220.015410	Means to Ends	1933	1933
3.44	220.015420	Economic Dependence in the Family	1934	1934
3.44	220.015430	The Problem of Leisure	1934	1934
3.44	220.015440	On Being Argumentative	1933	1933
3.45	220.015450	On the origins of common Customs	1934	1934
3.45	220.015460	The Root Causes of the Depression
3.45	220.015470	Prosperity & Public Expenditure
3.45	220.015480	Public & Private Interests
3.45	220.015490	Can the President Succeed?
3.45	220.015500	On Equality	1934	1934
3.45	220.015510	On Euthanasia	1934	1934
3.45	220.015520	The End of Prohibition	1933	1933
3.45	220.015530	The Cult of the Individual	1933	1933
3.45	220.015540	On Propriety	1933	1933
3.45	220.015550	Fugitive & Cloistered Virtue	1933	1933
3.45	220.015560	On Loving our neighbours	1933	1933
3.45	220.015570	On Self‑Control	1933	1933
3.45	220.015580	The Churches & War	1933	1933
3.45	220.015590	[List of Hearst articles ]
3.45	220.015600	On Adult Education	1934	1934
3.45	220.016140	The Revolt against reason	1935
3.45	220.016150	[Notes for "The Revolt against Reason" ]	1935	1935
3.45	220.016160	[Notes for "The Revolt against Reason" ]	1937
3.45	220.016170	[Notes for "The Revolt against Reason" ]; author: Hugon(?), W.C.G.	1935
3.45	220.016180	[Notes for "The Revolt against Reason" ]; author: Phillips, Eric	1935
3.45	220.016190	[Notes for "The Revolt against Reason" ]	1935
3.45	220.016200	"Useless" Knowledge	1935
3.45	220.016210	Munitions & War	1935	1935
3.45	220.016220	On Isolationism	1935	1935
3.45	220.016230	How not to fight Fascism	1935	1935
3.45	220.016240	Intolerance, Past & Present	1935	1935
3.45	220.016250	The Future of Japan	1935	1935
3.45	220.016260	Pitfalls in Security Pacts	1935	1935
3.45	220.016270	The Prospects of Great Britain: Plan or No Plan	1936	1936
3.45	220.016280	Individual & Social Morality	1935	1935
3.45	220.016300	A weekly Diary	1935	1935
3.45	220.016301	A weekly Diary	1935	1935
3.45	220.016302	A weekly Diary	1935	1935
3.45	220.016310	Some psychological difficulties of Pacifism in War‑Time	1935	1935
3.45	220.016320	Profits & War	1935	1935
3.46	220.016330	The uses of Abyssinia	1935	1935
3.46	220.016340	Communism & Fascism	1935
3.46	220.016341	To the Editor of "The New Republic"	1935	1935
3.46	220.016342	To the Editor of the New Statesman & Nation [written on verso of another MS in different hand]	1935	1935
3.46	220.016350	Do We Survive Death?	1936	1936
3.46	220.016360	Life begins at Two	1936	1936
3.46	220.016370	Storms & Tempests	1936	1936
3.46	220.016380	Is Reason "cold"?	1936	1936
3.46	220.016400	Why Radicals are apt to be unpopular	1936	1936
3.46	220.016410	Is human life considered more sacred than formerly?	1936	1936
3.46	220.016420	Rational Sexual Ethics	1936	1936
3.46	220.016430	An Obituary of Liberalism	1936	1936
3.46	220.016440	Philosophy in the Twentieth Century	1936	1936
3.46	220.016450	Determinism & Physics	1936	1936
3.46	220.016460	On Order in Time	1936	1936
3.46	220.016461	To the Editor of "The New Statesman"	1936	1936
3.46	220.016470	Obituary	1936	1936
3.46	220.016471	To the Editor of the United Services Review, 29 Dec 1936	1936	1937
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016480	The Limits of Empiricism	1935	1936
3.46	220.016490	Philosophy's Ulterior Motives	1937	1937
3.46	220.016500	Examinations	1937
3.46	220.016510	Power, Ancient & Modern	1937	1937
3.46	220.016520	On Being Modern‑Minded	1937	1937
3.46	220.016530	The Superior Virtue of the Oppressed	1937	1937
3.46	220.016540	Mr. Joad has recently said ...	1937
3.46	220.016550	Two Prophets	1937	1947
3.46	220.016560	Political democracy	1937	1937
3.46	220.016570	[House of Lords speech ]	1937	1937
3.46	220.016580	My Religious Reminiscences	1938	1938
3.46	220.016590	Your Liberty is in Danger	1936	1936
3.46	220.016600	That parents are unfitted by nature to bring up their own children	1935	1935
3.46	220.016610	Has Democracy a Future?
3.46	220.016620	Is Brutality Increasing?	1936	1936
3.46	220.016630	The Future of State Education	1936	1936
3.46	220.016640	Need Morals have a Religious Basis?	1937
3.46	220.016640	Need Morals have a Religious Basis?	1937
3.46	220.016650	Peace and the World	1936	1936
3.46	220.016660	Architecture & Social Questions	1935
3.46	220.016670	The Case for Socialism	1935
3.46	220.016680	Parental Affection	1934	1934
3.46	220.016690	The Break‑up of the Home	1935
3.46	220.016691	To the Editor of the New Statesman & Nation	1938	1938
3.47	220.016700	Chemistry's Power of Life and Death	1937
3.47	220.016710	On Divorce	1935	1935
3.47	220.016720	The Causes of Happiness	1935	1935
3.47	220.016730	The Paralysis of England	1936	1936
3.47	220.016740	Law and Conscience	1937	1937
3.47	220.016750	Education and Industry	1937
3.47	220.016760	A Turning‑Point in Foreign Policy	1936	1936
3.47	220.016770	Christianity and the Church	1937
3.47	220.016780	On Violence in Thought & Feeling	1937
3.47	220.016790	On Equal Pay for Equal Work	1935
3.47	220.016800	Pacifism or Collective Security? A Reply	1937
3.47	220.016810	[Notes on films and war ]	1938
3.47	220.017100	England's Perplexities	1939
3.47	220.017110	Democracy and Economics	1939	1939
3.47	220.017120	American University Education	1941	1941
3.47	220.017130	The Philosophy of Santayana [Author: Schilpp, Paul Arthur]	1940	1940
3.47	220.017140	Problems of Academic Freedom	1940	1940
3.47	220.017150	Do I preach Adultery?	1940	1940
3.47	220.017151	Letter to editor, New York Times, 23 Jan. 1941	1941	1941
3.47	220.017152	[Author: Holmes, Fenwicke W.]	1999
3.47	220.017160	Suggestions for a Possible Peace Treaty	1941	1941
3.47	220.017170	Proposals for an International University	1942	1942
3.47	220.017180	Freedom in a Time of Stress	1942	1942
3.47	220.017190	How to read and understand History	1943
3.47	220.017190	How to read and understand History	1943
3.47	220.017200	The International Significance of the Indian Problem	1943	1943
3.47	220.017210	Project of Future Work	1943
3.47	220.017220	Reply to Criticisms	1944
3.47	220.017230	My Mental Development	1944
3.47	220.017240	The Value of Free Thought	1944	1944
3.48	220.017250	The Rights of Man. Tom Paine
3.48	220.017260	Are we going to give Queen Wilhelmina back her Empire? Is the British Empire Through	1943
3.48	220.017270	The most unforgettable character I ever met
3.48	220.017280	The Decline of the British Empire	1938
3.48	220.017290	Respect for Law	1933	1933
3.48	220.017300	Has Democracy a Future?
3.48	220.017310	America the next world centre	1938
3.48	220.017320	Individual Freedom in England and America	1938	1939
3.48	220.017330	Outline of a Political Philosophy
3.48	220.017340	The Role of Intellectuals in a Democracy	1941
3.48	220.017350	Common Sense in Early Education
3.48	220.017360	Why I am not a Pacifist in this War	1941	1941
3.48	220.017370	Ethics. General
3.48	220.017380	The American Mind
3.48	220.017390	The Problem of Minorities [Problems of Democracy ]
3.48	220.017390	The Problem of Minorities [Problems of Democracy ]	1942
3.48	220.017400	Education & Democracy [Problems of Democracy ]
3.48	220.017400	Problems of Democracy III. Education [and ] Marriage and the Family
3.48	220.017400	Lecture III. Democracy & a Planned Economy [Problems of Democracy ]
3.48	220.017410	Problems of Democracy I. International Government [and ] The World Government and
3.48	220.017420	Minorities in U.S. [Problems of Democracy ]
3.48	220.017430	[Letter on Russian deportations ]	1945
3.48	220.018000	The Future in China and Japan	1945	1945
3.48	220.018010	The Problems of Cruelty	1945	1945
3.48	220.018020	The German Disaster	1945	1945
3.48	220.018030	[House of Lords speech ]	1945	1945
3.48	220.018040	What the European Victory means to China	1945
3.48	220.018050	Hopes and Fears for tomorrow	1945
3.48	220.018060	The Future of India	1945
3.48	220.018070	British and American Nationalism	1945	1945
3.49	220.018080	Democracy and Ability in Education	1945	1945
3.49	220.018090	The Problem of Universals	1946	1946
3.49	220.018100	The Atomic Bomb and the Prevention of War	1946	1946
3.49	220.018110	Should a Scientist Tell?	1946	1946
3.49	220.018120	Preface [to Feibleman's Pierce ] *	1946	1946
3.49	220.018130	W.K. Clifford's "Common Sense of the Exact Sciences." Preface.	1946	1946
3.49	220.018140	Introduction [to The Living Thoughts of David Hume ] *	1946
3.49	220.018150	Logical Positivism	1945	1945
3.49	220.018160	Philosophy and Politics	1947	1947
3.49	220.018170	My Own Philosophy	1972
3.49	220.018170	My Own Philosophy	1972
3.49	220.018190	The Taming of Power	1947	1947
3.49	220.018200	Atomic Energy. The Outlook for Mankind	1947	1947
3.49	220.018210	Empiricism and Democracy	1947	1947
3.49	220.018220	Logical Analysis	1947	1947
3.49	220.018230	[Review of Crawshay‑Williams' The Comforts of Unreason ] *	1947
3.49	220.018240	What I Believe	1947	1947
3.49	220.018250	The First Europe by C. Delisle Burns [review ] *	1948
3.50	220.018260	The Postulates of Scientific Inference	1948	1949
3.50	220.018270	A Turning Point	1948	1948
3.50	220.018280	The Outlook for Mankind	1948	1948
3.50	220.018290	International Government	1948	1948
3.50	220.018291	To the Editor of "The Manchester Guardian"	1948	1948
3.50	220.018300	World Government	1948	1948
3.50	220.018310	Culture & the State	1948
3.50	220.018320	The Victorian Age	1948	1948
3.50	220.018330	Victorian Toleration	1948	1948
3.50	220.018340	Democracy and Foreign Policy	1948	1948
3.50	220.018350	[Trondheim incident ]	1948
3.50	220.018360	Science and Civilization	1948	1948
3.50	220.018370	Atomic Energy and the Problems of Europe	1949	1949
3.50	220.018380	What Life has taught me	1948	1948
3.50	220.018381	To The Editor of The Manchester Guardian	1949	1949
3.50	220.018390	Philosophy	1945	1945
3.50	220.018400	Is the Child the Father of Man?	1945	1945
3.50	220.018410	A Philosophy for Reconstruction	1945	1945
3.50	220.018420	How I Would Win the Peace	1946	1946
3.50	220.018430	Non‑deductive Inference	1943
3.50	220.018440	When is an opinion rational?	1950
3.50	220.018440	When is an opinion rational?	1950
3.50	220.018450	The Origin of Language
3.50	220.018460	What is Democracy?	1946
3.51	220.018470	Eminent Men I have known	1946	1950
3.51	220.018480	Is Mathematics purely linguistic?	1950
3.51	220.018490	Supra‑National Loyalty	1949	1949
3.51	220.018500	What America could do with the atomic bomb	1945	1945
3.51	220.018510	Survival In the Atomic Age	1947	1947
3.51	220.018520	The Future of Mankind	1948	1948
3.51	220.018530	United Europe
3.51	220.018540	Some Impressions of America	1945
3.51	220.018550	Obstacles to Democracy in Liberated Countries	1945	1945
3.51	220.018810	The Future of Europe	1949	1949
3.51	220.018830	What I Would Say to Stalin	1949	1949
3.51	220.018840	Scientists in Slavery	1949	1949
3.51	220.018850	Values in the Atomic Age	1948	1949
3.51	220.018860	Introduction [to Freda Utley's Lost Illusion ] *	1949	1949
3.51	220.018870	My Impressions of Australia	1950	1950
3.51	220.018880	L'Individu et l'Etat Moderne	1949	1949
3.51	220.018890	Is Popular Democracy adapted to the problems of 1950?	1950	1950
3.51	220.018900	Logical Positivism	1950	1950
3.51	220.018901	Towards a World State	1950	1950
3.51	220.018910	Ferment in Asia	1950	1950
3.51	220.018920	"1900-1950"	1950	1950
3.51	220.018930	[Can we afford to keep open minds?]	1950	1950
3.51	220.018940	On Nationalism	1950	1950
3.51	220.018950	Obstacles to World Government	1950	1950
3.51	220.018950	Obstacles to World Government	1950	1950
3.51	220.018960	What Desires are Politically Important	1950	1951
3.52	220.018970	Living in the Atomic Age. II. Individuals [ms. title "A Time for Fortitude" ]	1950	1950
3.52	220.018970	Living in the Atomic Age. II. Individuals [ms. title "A Time for Fortitude" ]	1950	1950
3.52	220.018980	Living in the Atomic Age. I. Institutions	1950
3.52	220.018990	Life without fear	1951
3.52	220.019000	[Shaw ]	1951	1951
3.52	220.019010	On Mass Hysteria	1951	1951
3.52	220.019020	What's Wrong with Anglo‑American Relations?	1951	1951
3.52	220.019030	Soviet Humour ‑ Does it Exist	1951	1951
3.52	220.019040	How I Write	1951	1951
3.52	220.019050	Memories of My Childhood	1951	1951
3.52	220.019060	The Future of Happiness	1951
3.52	220.019070	Mill On Liberty	1950	1950
3.52	220.019080	How to Grow Old	1951	1951
3.52	220.019090	My Philosophy of Life	1951	1950
3.52	220.019100	Are Human Beings Necessary	1951	1951
3.52	220.019101	BR: Biographical Notes	1951	1951
3.52	220.019110	The Physical Conditions of Thinking	1950
3.52	220.019120	The Problem of Germany [incomplete]	1951
3.52	220.019130	The Road to Happiness	1951
3.52	220.019140	A Liberal Decalogue	1951	1951
3.52	220.019160	Freedom and the Philosopher	1951
3.52	220.019170	Every Crisis an Opportunity	1951
3.52	220.019180	Ideas Which Have Become Obsolete	1951	1951
3.52	220.019190	Things I Know. Things I Conjecture
3.52	220.019200	The Bombs: can disaster be averted?
3.53	220.019210	Le Philosophe en temps de crise	1950	1950
3.53	220.019220	Communism and Christian Socialism
3.53	220.019230	[Cases of academic unfreedom ]; author: Horn, Walter W.	1950
3.53	220.020000	Asian Club	1952
3.53	220.020001	Letter to the editor of Manchester Guardian	1952
3.53	220.020010	[Review of J.L. Talmon's The Origins of Totalitarian Democracy ] *	1952	1952
3.53	220.020020	Preface [to Dictionary of Mind, Matter, Morals ] *	1952
3.53	220.020030	What is Freedom?	1952
3.53	220.020040	Western Values	1952
3.53	220.020050	Is There a God?	1952
3.53	220.020060	Advice to those who want to attain eighty	1952	1952
3.53	220.020070	Reflections on My Eightieth Birthday	1952	1952
3.53	220.020080	An octogenarian's retrospect & prospect	1952	1952
3.53	220.020090	Meanderings of an Octogenarian	1952	1952
3.53	220.020100	Western Freedom	1952	1953
3.53	220.020114	Bertrand Russell Weighs the Chances of War	1952
3.53	220.020120	Progressive Education	1952	1952
3.53	220.020130	Reason and Passion	1952	1952
3.53	220.020140	Max Beerbohm	1952	1952
3.53	220.020150	Lord John Russell	1952
3.53	220.020160	Educational Prospects	1952	1953
3.53	220.020170	The End of a Revolution	1952	1952
3.53	220.020180	Possibilities of Happiness	1952	1952
3.53	220.020190	Religion & Morals	1952
3.53	220.020200	Press Conference	1952
3.53	220.020210	The Road to Stability	1952	1952
3.53	220.020220	Mahatma Gandhi	1952	1952
3.53	220.020230	J.M. Keynes & Lytton Strachey	1952	1952
3.53	220.020240	Alfred North Whitehead	1952	1952
3.53	220.020250	D.H. Lawrence	1952	1952
3.53	220.020260	Sidney & Beatrice Webb	1952	1952
3.53	220.020270	Changing Beliefs and Unchanging Hopes	1952
3.53	220.020280	Why Americans are unhappy	1952	1952
3.53	220.020290	abstracts of Webbs & Lawrence articles ]	1952
3.53	220.020295a	letter to Prof. Carlo Antoni. Re: Benedetto Croce	1953
3.54	220.020300	A Historian's Political Philosophy	1953	1953
3.54	220.020300a	letter "Dear Sir" with answers to 6 questions	1953
3.54	220.020300b	letter to Julie, a publisher. prob. Julie Medlock	1953
3.54	220.020320	Education for a Difficult World	1953	1953
3.54	220.020330	World without Persecution	1953	1953
3.54	220.020340	Generation X	1953	1953
3.54	220.020350	The Cult of "Common Usage"	1953	1953
3.54	220.020360	Broadcast to India	1953
3.54	220.020370	1953 in Retrospect	1952	1953
3.54	220.020380	interview on short stories ]	1953
3.54	220.020390	The Influence of Fiction	1953
3.54	220.020399a	This I believe" statement	1953
3.54	220.020399b	letter to Mr. Wintle. Re: the Mexican Art Exhibition	1953
3.54	220.020400	The Idea of Progress	1953	1953
3.54	220.020410	What is Democracy?	1953
3.54	220.020410a	Statement re Indian neutrality being a basis of sanity; enclosed in a letter to Sundu? Kabadi	1953
3.54	220.020420	The Prelate and the Commissar	1953	1953
3.54	220.020430	The Good Citizen's Alpabet	1952
3.54	220.020431	[Letter to Manchester Guardian]	1953	1953
3.54	220.020440	A Philosophy for Our Time	1953	1953
3.54	220.020440	A Philosophy for Our Time	1953	1953
3.54	220.020450	Ideologies and Power Politics	1953	1953
3.54	220.020459a	Additional paragraph for the booklet What is Democracy?	1953
3.54	220.020459b	letter to Miss Mikhail. Re: publishing certain of BR's letters	1953
3.54	220.020460	Albert Einstein (1879‑ )	1949	1955
3.54	220.020460a	message for a congress commenting on the importance of freedom in the world of learning encl. in a letter to Dr. Birkenfeld	1953
3.54	220.020470	Are the World's Troubles Due to Decay of Faith?	1953	1953
3.54	220.020470a	letter to the Editor of The Nation re American inquisition by their new Holy Office into the lives and opinions of American citizens and eminent aliens and praising Einstein's opposition??	1953
3.54	220.020480	Some Cambridge Dons of the 'Nineties	1953	1953
3.54	220.020480a	letter to Mr. Datta praising his book on democracy and stating agreement with his ideas	1953
3.54	220.020490	Some of my Contemporaries at Cambridge	1953	1953
3.54	220.020500	What is an Agnostic?	1953	1953
3.54	220.020510	George Bernard Shaw	1953	1953
3.54	220.020520	Atomic Energy and the Future of the World	1953	1954
3.54	220.020520a	Statement aout Sir Arthur Eddington encl. in a letter to Dean Douglas	1953
3.54	220.020520b	letter to Max Nomad praising his book Skeptic's Political Dictionary	1953
3.54	220.020520c	letter to the Editor of the Manchester Guardian responding to a letter from Mrs. Higgins which quotes BR. He clarifies his position on the constitution.	1953
3.54	220.020530	What India Can Do for Mankind	1953
3.54	220.020530a	letter to the Editor, The Daily Herald re Synginan Rhee's threat to attack North Korea	1953
3.54	220.020540	Have Liberal Ideals a Future?	1953	1954
3.54	220.020550	A New Russian Policy?	1953	1953
3.54	220.020550a	letter to Victor Gollancz recommending a book entitled Record of Fear. France 1848 and the author is Elizabeth R. Cameron	1953
3.54	220.020550b	letter to Ms. Osborn commenting on the refusals to give visas to Europeans by the Americans	1953
3.54	220.020550c	Statement re freedom of information and freedom of the press encl. in a letter to Mr. Wintle	1953
3.54	220.020560	Gobbledygook	1953
3.54	220.020560	Gobbledygook	1953
3.54	220.020570	What India Can Do	1953
3.54	220.020580	Einstein	1945	1955
3.54	220.020580	Einstein	1949
3.54	220.020580	Einstein	1953
3.54	220.020590	Preface [to "Professor Mmaa's Lecture" by Stefan Themerson ] *	1953	1953
3.54	220.020600	The Greatest Present Service to Mankind	1953	1953
3.54	220.020610	The Danger to Mankind	1953	1954
3.54	220.020610a	letter to Mr. Cape praising Homer W. Smith's book "Man & His Gods"	1953
3.54	220.020620	The Next Twenty-five Years in Britain	1953	1954
3.54	220.020620a	letter to Mr. Crompton wishing him success in his cultural mission to Pakistan and commenting on cultural understanding between the Christian World and the World of Islam	1953
3.54	220.020630	Can Totalitarian Régimes be Stable?	1953	1953
3.54	220.020630a	New Year's message sent to Mr. Sunder Kabadi of Express Newspapers of India	1953
3.54	220.020640	Joseph Conrad	1953	1953
3.55	220.020650	George Santayana	1953	1953
3.55	220.020660	The Kinsey Report on Women	1953
3.55	220.020670	H.G. Wells	1953	1953
3.55	220.020680	Odds and Ends about the War to End War	1959
3.55	220.020690	Hamilcar Barker	1953
3.55	220.020700	The Spirit of Inquiry	1953
3.55	220.020710	comment on Harrison Brown's Challenge of Man's Future ]	1954
3.55	220.020720	on obscenity ]	1954
3.55	220.020720	on obscenity ]	1954
3.55	220.020720a	letter to Messrs Secker and Warburg praising Michael St. John Packe's book "Life of John Stuart Mill"	1954
3.55	220.020720b	letter to Mr. Annes praising Albert Einstein	1954
3.55	220.020720c	letter to "Dear Sir" in which BR expresses his surprise and dismay at the opening of mail by the Government in Britain	1954
3.55	220.020720d	letter to "Dear Sir" from Look magazine praising Leo Rosten's article "Is Fear Destroying our Freedom"	1954
3.55	220.020720e	letter to Mr. Trocchi Malin praising the review, commentng on some of its articles, and wishing it success.	1954
3.55	220.020730	answer to letter to Dr. Marseille ]	1954	1954
3.55	220.020730a	letter to Ms. Sandys stating agreement about the importance of the Free Thinker	1954
3.55	220.020730b	letter to the Editor of the Manchester Guardian responding to letter from Colin Clark on a third World War	1954
3.55	220.020730c	short statement on Helen Bevington's two books of verses "Dr. Johnson's Waterfall" and "19 million Elephants"	1954
3.55	220.020740	Some Implications of the H‑Bomb	1954	1954
3.55	220.020740	Some Implications of the H‑Bomb	1954	1954
3.55	220.020760	I. Can Religion Cure Our Troubles?	1954	1954
3.55	220.020760	II. Can Religion Cure Our Troubles?	1954	1955
3.55	220.020770	Whitehead in partibus *	1954	1954
3.55	220.020780	What Neutrals Can Do to Save the World	1954	1954
3.55	220.020790	Shakespeare's Sonnets at the restaurant Le Vert Galant. The Cynic's Nightmare	1954
3.55	220.020790a	letter to "Dear Madam" re BR's disbelief in flying saucers	1954
3.55	220.020800	In Reply to a question from a Persian Listener	1954
3.55	220.020810	Knowledge and Wisdom	1954	1954
3.55	220.020820	The Road to World Government	1954	1954
3.55	220.020830	Light versus Heat	1954	1954
3.55	220.020830a	letter to Mrs. Kern. Re: the copyright of a typescript sent to her	1954
3.55	220.020840	Symptons of George Orwell's 1984 ]	1954
3.55	220.020850	The Hydrogen Bomb and World Government	1954	1954
3.55	220.020850a	BR's impression of Schiller enclosed in a letter to Mr. Abel	1954
3.55	220.020860	Reflections on the Re‑awakening East	1954	1954
3.55	220.020870	My Plan for the Most Hopeful Road to Peace	1954	1954
3.55	220.020880	How I Write	1954	1954
3.55	220.020880a	letter to Mrs. Simon praising Ray Bradbury's book Fahrenheit 451	1954
3.55	220.020890	Birth Control and World Problems	1954	1954
3.55	220.020890a	letter to Victor Gollancz praising Joan Henry's book Yield to the Night (and another book Who Lie in Goal)	1954
3.55	220.020900	Morality of "Hydrogen" Politics	1954	1954
3.55	220.020910	You and the State	1954	1954
3.55	220.020920	You and Your Leisure	1954	1954
3.55	220.020930	You and Your Work	1954	1954
3.55	220.020940	You and Your Family	1954	1954
3.55	220.020940a	letter to "Sir" [ed. of 20th? ] re homosexuality and hope for a more humane English law	1954
3.55	220.020950	The Hydrogen Bomb	1954	1954
3.55	220.020950a	message of success and happiness for the Durham County British Legion rally. encl. in letter to Councillor Wilson	1954
3.55	220.020960	Why I am an Anti‑Communist	1954	1956
3.55	220.020970	The Saint of Rationalism	1954	1954
3.55	220.020971	letter to the editor of Manchester Guardian	1954	1954
3.55	220.020980	T.V. Tuesday, 13 April, 1954	1954
3.55	220.020990	History as an Art	1954	1954
3.56	220.021000	Trotsky in the Ascendant	1954	1954
3.56	220.021010	What India can do for the World	1954
3.56	220.021020	There was an old man ... ]	1954
3.56	220.021030	on Sir Stanley Unwin ]	1953	1954
3.56	220.021040	Do Science and Religion Conflict?	1953	1954
3.56	220.021050	When the time comes ... ]	1954
3.56	220.021060	Can the Censor Promote Virtue?	1953	1954
3.56	220.021070	Suspicion	1954	1954
3.56	220.021080	Men and Women in 2000 A.D.	1954	1954
3.56	220.021080a	Handwritten notes on a letter from John Mulliken of Time-Life Intl.	1954
3.56	220.021090	Blurb for Wharton's A Nation's Security ]	1955	1955
3.56	220.021100	Why I Took to Philosophy	1954	1955
3.56	220.021110	Some Philosophical Contacts	1954	1955
3.56	220.021110a	Draft memo drawn up by the Group for World Government	1955
3.56	220.021111	Letter to The Spectator ] *	1955
3.56	220.021120	Experiences of a Pacifist in the First World War	1954	1955
3.56	220.021130	Beliefs Discarded and Retained	1954	1955
3.56	220.021140	Hopes: Realized and Disappointed	1954	1955
3.56	220.021145a	letter to Mr. Wadsworth. Re: Britain and the H-bomb	1955
3.56	220.021145b	Pearson newsletter that BR has marked extensively	1955
3.56	220.021145c	letter to Mrs. Freeman. Re: rejecting an offer to write a preface for a book on D.H. Lawrence	1955
3.56	220.021145d	Mainau Statement	1955
3.56	220.021150	German translation of "Now & Then" series ]	1955
3.56	220.021160	Where Will Britain Stand in 2000 A.D.?	1954	1955
3.56	220.021170	Education in 2000 A.D.	1954	1955
3.56	220.021180	The State in 2000 A.D.	1954	1955
3.56	220.021190	New Year Message, 1955, to the Swiss People	1954
3.56	220.021200	For the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists ] *	1954	1955
3.56	220.021210	John Stuart Mill	1954	1955
3.56	220.021210	Summary of Lecture on J.S. Mill	1954	1955
3.56	220.021220	Men of Genius	1954
3.56	220.021230	Policy and the Hydrogen Bomb	1955
3.56	220.021231	Steps Towards Peace	1955	1955
3.56	220.021231	Steps Towards Peace	1955	1955
3.56	220.021240	War and the Hydrogen Bomb	1955
3.56	220.021240a	letter to Rama Rao wishing success for his magazine	1955
3.56	220.021240b	message for the Conference on Cultural Freedom in Asia in Rangoon encl. in a letter to Spender	1955
3.56	220.021240c	letter to the Daily Worker encl. answers to 2 questions (re nuclear weapons?)	1955
3.56	220.021250	India Can Save the World	1955	1955
3.56	220.021260	Strategy and the Hydrogen Bomb	1955
3.56	220.021270	The Road to Peace	1955	1955
3.57	220.021270	The Road to Peace	1955	1955
3.57	220.021270	The Road to Peace [Author: McAllister, Gilbert; World Assn. Parliamentarians]	1955
3.57	220.021280	Science and Human Life	1955	1955
3.57	220.021280a	letter to Mr. Singh re his booklet "Towards Oneness"	1955
3.57	220.021281	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian	1955	1955
3.57	220.021290	Can Permanent Peace be Achieved and How?	1955
3.57	220.021300	Can Man Survive?	1955
3.57	220.021300a	statement to the Electors of Gravesend in support of Sir Richard Acland's election to Parliament	1955
3.57	220.021310	Soviet Russia in Historical Perspective	1955	1955
3.57	220.021310a	letter to Usborne encl. a message of support in his work	1955
3.57	220.021310b	letter to Fenner wishing him success in the House of Commons election	1955
3.57	220.021320	Introduction, Section I, [for "Atoms for Peace Special issue of the Nation" ] *	1955	1955
3.57	220.021320a	letter to H.H. Juraraj Singh re BR's knowledge of Indian philosophers and the unlikelihood of life after death	1955
3.57	220.021320b	letter to Mr. Whittaker praising the book "Nightmare of the Innocents"	1955
3.57	220.021320c	letter to Monsieur Vautrot enclosing good wishes for the success of the Congress of Union Federalists Mondiale?	1955
3.57	220.021320d	letter to the Editor of The New York Times re BR's birthday demand for a ban on War	1955
3.57	220.021330	What Can be Hoped from the Big‑Four Conference	1955	1955
3.57	220.021340	Speech for Conference of Scientists, London, 3‑5 August	1955	1955
3.57	220.021350	Why Governments Should Renounce War	1955
3.57	220.021350a	letter to "Dear Sir" (Rios, Peru) sending good wishes to the Congress of the Writers & Artists of Peru and to their society	1955
3.57	220.021350b	letter to Mr. Carpenter enclosing his signature to the Author's Peace Appeal	1955
3.57	220.021360	How to consolidate Peace	1955
3.57	220.021370	Statement on L. Hogben's Wonderful World of Mathematics ]	1955
3.57	220.021380	My Debt to German Learning	1955
3.57	220.021380a	letter to Mr. Burnett enclosing 3 answers to various questions	1955
3.57	220.021380b	letter to Miss Aliluwalia enclosing good wishes to Cosmos and the Women's College of Hydualad	1955
3.57	220.021380c	letter to the Chairman of the Federal Parole Board asking for the release of Jacob Minocl?	1955
3.57	220.021380d	letter to Pat Sloan re greetings to the British Friendship Society	1955
3.57	220.021380e	short message for the Association of Scientific Workers re the dangers resulting from their work; encl. in letter to Mr. Horth	1955
3.57	220.021380f	letter to Prof. Edwards praising his book "The Logic of Moral Discourse" and recommending his own book "Nightmares of Eminent Persons"	1955
3.57	220.021385a	letter to L.Y. Chen. Re: V.K. Ting	1955
3.57	220.021390	The Scientist in Society	1955	1955
3.57	220.021390a	letter to "Dear Sir" (Aubrey Hodes) expressing sympathy with the efforts of Arab-Jewish conciliation and outlining his own wishes for mutual arbitration	1955
3.57	220.021390b	letter to Mr. Wainwright re Mr. Dulles reply to their mutual letter	1955
3.57	220.021391	letter to the editor	1955
3.57	220.021391a	letter to Mr. Perry re a book by Edmund Cahn The Moral Decision	1955
3.57	220.021400	on World Government ]	1955
3.57	220.021410	The Dilemma of the West	1955
3.57	220.021420	Plan of Action	1955
3.57	220.021430	Children of Hiroshima" [review ]	1955
3.57	220.021440	Memorandum, signed by MP's, sent to Mrs. Pandit	1955
3.57	220.021450	Christianity and Morals	1955	1955
3.57	220.021451	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian	1955	1955
3.58	220.021460	Statement to be given Press at Press Conference	1955	1955
3.58	220.021460	Statement to be given Press at Press Conference	1955
3.58	220.021470	Program of action on Russell-Einstein manifesto ]	1955
3.58	220.021480	The Green Bay Tree
3.58	220.021490	Expert Commission of Neutrals (India?)	1955
3.58	220.021500	The Return to Nature
3.58	220.021510	The Judge's Nightmare	1959
3.58	220.021520	Next step (BBC)
3.58	220.021530	From Logic to Politics	1954	1955
3.58	220.021531	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian [Author: Mankind, Inc.]	1955
3.58	220.021600a	BR's "What shall we teach our children?", submitted by Julie Medlock, New York	1955
3.58	220.022000	Faith without Illusion	1956	1956
3.58	220.022010	How to Avoid Nuclear Warfare	1955	1956
3.58	220.022030	Nuclear Weapons and World Peace	1955	1956
3.58	220.022040	In the Company of Cranks ]	1954	1956
3.58	220.022040a	letter to Prof. Fraser commenting on his novel The White Stone and on his own inability to write a novel	1956
3.58	220.022040b	letter to Count Bernadotte stating his willingness to sign the statement of the Lindau meeting of Nobel prize winners	1956
3.58	220.022045a	BR's contribution to "World Scientists on Threat to Humanity"	1957
3.58	220.022045b	Telegram to B. Svec, director of Czechslovak Radio, Prague	1957
3.58	220.022045c	Statement on the meeting being held at Bala to protest the Nuclear Tests	1957
3.58	220.022045d	Brief message to the Polish people for Poland's National Day, 1957	1957
3.58	220.022050	My Recollections of George Trevelyan	1956	1956
3.58	220.022050a	letter to John Goss. Re: message for the British Soviet Friendship Society	1956
3.58	220.022050b	statement praising Robert Marsh's volume of reprints	1956
3.58	220.022050c	letter to Mr. Bondi giving his consent for his article on Karolyi to be reprinted in Preuves	1956
3.58	220.022055a	letter to Mr. E.P. Thompson. re: pre-marxist Communism	1958
3.58	220.022055b	Copy of translation of interview with BR published in 1955 in the Russian magazine Ogonyek	1958
3.58	220.022055c	Statement to Mr. Goss on the negotiations between East and West	1958
3.58	220.022055d	Cable sent to the U.S. Nobel Prize Winners for their N.Y.C. dinner	1958
3.58	220.022055e	Message of good wishes for the American Rationalist	1958
3.58	220.022055f	letter to the Editor of The New Republic. Re: nuclear disarmament
3.58	220.022060	Urmson's ] "Philosophical Analysis" [review ]	1956	1956
3.58	220.022060a	letter to Mr. Fisher praising his book "Atoms of the Universe"	1956
3.58	220.022060b	letter to the Polish Radio Warsaw re East-West relations and nuclear war; encl. in letter to the Ambassador of Poland	1956
3.58	220.022070	Prospects for the Next Half Century	1956
3.58	220.022070a	copy of letter sent to the Times entitled "Bhoodan Well Fund Appeal" for which BR was a co-signer	1956
3.58	220.022071	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian	1956	1956
3.58	220.022080	Prospects of Disarmament	1956	1956
3.58	220.022080a	letter to Mr. Beglov. Re: message for the visit of Mr. Bulganin and Mr. Kruchchov	1956
3.58	220.022080b	letter to Mr. Johnson. Re: the mix-up over authorship of an article by the News Chronicle of London	1956
3.58	220.022080c	statement concerning a ban on all further H-bomb tests	1956
3.58	220.022081	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian	1956	1956
3.58	220.022081a	letter to "Dear Sir" re a letter from Prof. Perkins and the Sobell case	1956
3.58	220.022081b	message in letter to Mr. Spivak for the tenth anniversary of Meet the Press and praising his work	1956
3.58	220.022081c	message for the movement to secure justice for Morton Sobell encl. in letter to Mrs. Sobell	1956
3.58	220.022081d	letter to "Dear Sir" of the Science News Journal wishing success and consenting to be a patron	1956
3.58	220.022081e	short message calling for a revision of Morton Sobel's sentence encl. in a letter to Miss Rosenbaum	1956
3.58	220.022081f	letter to Mr. Meyer commenting on his book By the Way	1956
3.58	220.022081g	letter to "Dear Sir" (Das Gupti) answering 4 questions (mainly political)	1956
3.58	220.022081h	letter to Mr. Bowle re his book Miars of Minotaur? giving a positive critical comment	1956
3.58	220.022081i	letter to "Dear Sir" (Gooptu) with message wishing success for their annual festival	1956
3.58	220.022081j	letter to Mr. Mason re his book The Globe Archer	1956
3.58	220.022081k	letter to Mr. Wexley re his book A Judgement of Julius & Ethel Rosenberg	1956
3.58	220.022081L	letter to Mr. Hawton enclosing a brief message praising the journal "The Literary Guide" in its title change to "The Humanist"	1956
3.58	220.022081m	message of good wishes for the World Conference at Tokyo and Nagasaki to be added to piece for Moscow New Times	1956
3.58	220.022081n	message of support for meeting re Secret police powers to [D ]enn W. Levy	1956
3.58	220.022082	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian	1956	1956
3.58	220.022082a	letter to Mr. Moulik. Re: comments on the publication Nuclear Explosions	1956
3.58	220.022082b	joint letter by the Parliamentary Group for World Government	1956
3.58	220.022082c	Foreword to the English Edition of Corliss Lamont's Freedom Is as Freedom Does	1956
3.58	220.022082d	letter to Mr. Bennett re his book The Dramatic Universe	1956
3.58	220.022082e	letter to Miss Glase. Re: permission to quote from Portraits from Memory on BR's thoughts on peace	1956
3.58	220.022082f	Copy of telegram sent to Russian Ambassador in London. Re: scholars in Hungary	1956
3.58	220.022083	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian. Maxims That Won't Quite Do	1956	1956
3.58	220.022083a	letter to Themerson re Factor T	1956
3.58	220.022083b	letter to Mr. Wheeler encl. a message for the 30th anniversary of the NBC	1956
3.58	220.022083c	Message to S. Ramanathan for the Fifth Convention of Indian Rationalists	1956
3.58	220.022083d,	letter to J.M. Spey, concerning the Hungarian tragedy	1956
3.58	220.022083e	Message sent to The Hindustan Times. Re: India's role in world peace	1956
3.58	220.022083f	New Year's message to the Trybuna Ludu	1956
3.58	220.022083g	letter to Mr. Fisher, Rathbone Books	1956
3.58	220.022083h	Joint letter to the Editor of The Times. Re: sponsorship of the Christian Action Fund for South Africa	1956
3.58	220.022084	letter to editor of Manchester Guardian	1956
3.58	220.022090	Do Human Beings Survive Death?	1956
3.58	220.022100	British Opinion on Hungary	1956
3.58	220.022100a	Statement re steps necessary for Ango-Soviet friendship encl. in letter to "Dear Sir" (Goss)	1956
3.58	220.022110	Message to The Hindustan Times ] *	1956
3.58	220.022110a	New Year's message to Nesdaily Sztandar Mlodych Warsaw and the Polish nation	1956
3.58	220.022120	Introduction [to Freedom is as Freedom Does by Corliss Lamont ]	1956	1956
3.58	220.022130	statement on Suez ]	1956	1956
3.58	220.022140	The Story of Colonization	1956	1956
3.58	220.022150	Nuclear Weapons	1956	1956
3.58	220.022155	Letter to Muggeridge & Punch ] *	1956
3.58	220.022155a	[Author: Sykes, Bill; BR]	1956
3.58	220.022160	Books that influenced me in Youth I Poetry	1956	1957
3.58	220.022170	Books that influenced me in Youth II Turgenev: The Romance of Revolt	1956	1957
3.58	220.022170a	letter to Moritaki stating sympathy with his protest against the British Governments decision to have test explosions on Christmas Island
3.58	220.022180	Books that influenced me in Youth III Ibsen: Revolt in Abstract	1956	1957
3.58	220.022181	letter to Manchester Guardian ]	1957	1957
3.58	220.022182	letter to Manchester Guardian	1957	1957
3.58	220.022182a	letter to Mr. Frere, re William Sargant's book Battle for the Mind	1957
3.58	220.022182b	Message to Meeting on April 30 of National Council for the Abolition of Nuclear Tests	1957
3.58	220.022190	Books that influenced me in Youth IV Disgust and its Antidote	1956	1957
3.58	220.022200	Books that influenced me in Youth V History	1956	1957
3.58	220.022210	Books that influenced me in Youth VI Mathematics and the World	1956	1957
3.58	220.022220	Justice or Injustice?	1956	1957
3.58	220.022230	Blurb for Victor Purcell's The Sweeniad *	1957
3.58	220.022230a	letter to "Sir" responding to a letter from Schuyler N. Warren re the New York City court case	1957
3.58	220.022240	The Next Step in International Relations	1957
3.58	220.022245a	letter to Myra Buttle (Victor Purcell) re his book The Sweeniad and containing reminiscences about his early childhood and T.S. Eliot	1957
3.58	220.022250	Population Pressure and Family Planning	1957
3.58	220.022255	Statement for Stanford meeting ]	1957
3.59	220.022260	Anti‑American Feeling in Britain	1957	1957
3.59	220.022270	Indian Independence	1957
3.59	220.022280	The Future of International Politics	1957	1957
3.59	220.022280a	short message wishing success to the Edinburgh & District Peace Movement	1957
3.59	220.022280b	reminiscences of Sinclair Lewis encl. in a letter to Mr. Friedman	1957
3.59	220.022280d	letter to Prof. Simon re the superiority of machines	1957
3.59	220.022281	letter to The Observer ]	1957	1957
3.59	220.022282	letter to The Times ]	1957	1957
3.59	220.022283	letter to Observer ]	1957	1957
3.59	220.022283a	letter to the editor of the New Statesman and Nation enclosed with a letter to Kingsley Martin, both praising Priestley's work	1957
3.59	220.022290	What is Distinctive in European Culture	1957	1957
3.59	220.022290a	Message about the persecution of Hungarian writers	1957
3.59	220.022300	Obituary of Alan Wood ]	1957	1957
3.59	220.022310	Scientific Power: To What End?	1957	1957
3.59	220.022311	Letter to Time & Tide ] *	1957	1957
3.59	220.022311a	letter to Purcell praising the Sweeniad	1957
3.59	220.022320	Open Letter to Mr. Krushchev and Mr. Eisenhower	1957	1957
3.59	220.022320a	letter to Mr.Kingsley Martin Re: reprinting an open letter for distribution	1957
3.59	220.022325a	letter to Mr. Smith, Intl. News Service. Re: BR's Christimas wish	1957
3.59	220.022325b	To the Governors of the BBC re the corporation's policy on religious controversy	1957
3.59	220.022330	An Open Letter to Mr. Norman Thomas	1957	1957
3.59	220.022340	Blurb for Sibnarayan Ray's book	1957
3.59	220.022340	Preface to the Collection of Freethought Broadcasts by M. Jean Cotereau	1957	1959
3.59	220.022350	Gilbert Murray	1957
3.59	220.022350b	comment on E.D. Morel encl. in letter to Mr.Morel	1957
3.59	220.022350c	Answers to 8 questions encl. in letter to Mr. Petrone and Mr. Tanovic	1957
3.59	220.022350d	letter to the Editor Le Soir re world government and nuclear warfare	1957
3.59	220.022360	The Next Step in International Relations	1957
3.59	220.022360a	letter to Secker & Warburg and Norman Cohn praising Cohn's book The Pursuit of the Millenium	1957
3.59	220.022370	Should H-Bomb Tests be Continued	1957	1957
3.59	220.022370a	letter to Prof. Williams praising his book Free & Unequal	1957
3.59	220.022370b	letter to Mr. Nobuchika Ninomiya. Re: British nuclear test site on Christmas Island	1957
3.59	220.022380	Some Changes in my Lifetime: Good and Bad	1957	1957
3.59	220.022390	Population Pressure and War	1956	1957
3.59	220.022400	Next Step	1957
3.59	220.022400a	letter to Mr. Rosten recounting BR's experience with the prison Warder's response to his Agnosticism	1957
3.59	220.022400b	letter to Mr. Polanyi. Re: the pamphlet, "The Magic of Marxism"	1957
3.59	220.022400c	letter P.D. Fraser, Australian Labor Party. Re: rally against nuclear war	1957
3.59	220.022410	Logic and Ontology	1957	1957
3.59	220.022420	Perception	1957
3.59	220.022420a	short message wishing Ghana well in their Dominion status	1957
3.59	220.022420b	letter to Mr. Wall. Re: a word for the anniversary issue of Twentieth Century	1957
3.59	220.022420c	letter to Mr. Knight re his book Lord Byron's Marriage	1957
3.59	220.022430	Notes for History Book	1957
3.59	220.022440	Nations, Empires and the World	1957	1957
3.59	220.022450	Mr Strawson on Referring	1957	1957
3.59	220.022460	Aphorism	1957
3.59	220.022460a	letter to Ian Hamilton wishing him success for his projected magazine	1958
3.59	220.022460b	short preface to Mr. Allaun's pamphlet on stopping the H-bomb race; encl. in a letter to Mr. Allaun with points of correction for the pamphlet	1958
3.59	220.022460c	message wishing success to the meeting at Hull n the question of nuclear weapons1958, 11 Feb.
3.59	220.022460d	message of approval for Ceylon's policy of non-alignment encl. in a letter to Mr. Lanerolle	1958
3.59	220.022460e	short statement for Radio-Budapest on what can be done towards peace	1958
3.59	220.022460g	letter to Mr. Culbert L. Olson, ex-governor of California	1958
3.59	220.022460h	letter to Mrs. Duff of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament	1958
3.59	220.022460i	Article for Menninger School of Psychiatry, reprinted from The Saturday Review	1958
3.59	220.022461	To The Editor of The Times	1958	1958
3.59	220.022462	To the Editor of the Times	1958	1958
3.59	220.022463	letter to The Listener ]	1958	1958
3.59	220.022463a	statement praising a magazine which is to put out an issue on nuclear disarmament; encl. in a letter to "Dear Sir" [Roz ].	1958
3.59	220.022463b	letter to "Dear Sir" [Kohlberg ] responding to the accusation that his advocated policies have been inconsistent in regards to the nuclear weapons issue	1958
3.59	220.022463c	letter to "Dear Sir" [shipper ] re his picture appearing on the cover of The American Rationalist (for his 86th birthday)	1958
3.59	220.022464	To the Editor of The Times	1958	1958
3.59	220.022464a	letter to the Editor of The Daily Herald. Re: a misleading statement about BR in the March 5 issue	1958
3.59	220.022464b	Answers to the two questions posed by Mr. Corsini	1958
3.59	220.022464c	letter and statement to Prof. Joliot-Curie re negotiations between the East and the West	1958
3.59	220.022465	A Reply to Mr.Krushchev and Mr. Dulles	1958	1958
3.60	220.022465a	answers to Mr. Corsini on the Rapacki Plan, and Nuclear Disarmament	1958
3.60	220.022465b	letter to Jowett and Chadwick re the nuclear danger
3.60	220.022465c	letter to Mr. Harris re notes on their conversation of Jan. 6th, with some corrections	1958
3.60	220.022465d	letter to Prof. Kaufman praising his book "critique of Religion & Philosophie" and enclosing a blurb for the book	1958
3.60	220.022465e	statement on Nuclear Disarmament encl. in a letter to Peggy Duff for the combined Universities Committee	1958
3.60	220.022465f	statement encl. in a letter to Mr. Jones (Dandenong High School) re the United Nations and having a World-wide Authority	1958
3.60	220.022465g	letter to Mr. Gollancz and endorsement of the book, Brighter than a Thousand Suns by Robert Jungk	1958
3.60	220.022465h	letter to J. Klinger, answering his questions re: nuclear arming of the German Federal Republic	1958
3.60	220.022465i	letter to Mr. Josef Kadlec re reply to his two queries	1958
3.60	220.022466	To the Editor of the Observer	1958	1958
3.60	220.022466a	blurb for BR's book on My Philosophical Development encl. in letter to Unwin	1958
3.60	220.022466b	letter to Mr. Hickstall-Smith responding to 6 questions	1958
3.60	220.022466c	Statement on nuclear testing to the British Youth Festival Committee	1958
3.60	220.022466d	letter to Miss I.T. Epes re: intellectual conformity	1958
3.60	220.022466e	letter to Prime Minister MacMillan. Re: an appeal from 618 British scientists to stop nuclear testing	1958
3.60	220.022467	letter to editor of The Observer	1958
3.60	220.022467a	[Author: Patriot; BR]	1958
3.60	220.022468a	Further appeal to the Prime Minister to stop nuclear testng by Canon Collins	1958
3.60	220.022468b	letter to Dr. Josef Nemecek, re: answering questions concerning the dangers of nuclear arms tests	1958
3.60	220.022468c	Address to the Basel Conference on July 5 and 6	1958
3.60	220.022470	Discussion. Mathematical Infinity	1957	1958
3.60	220.022471	Letter to Swiss President ]	1958	1958
3.60	220.022471a	letter to the Editor of The Times	1958
3.60	220.022471b	letter to the Editor of the Observer	1958
3.60	220.022471c	Statement made to Hindu Official of Stockholm Conference (with permission to make it public)	1958
3.60	220.022471d	letter to Mr. Kingsley Martin re Czechoslovakia Trade Union Magazine	1958
3.60	220.022471e	letter to Mr. Kingsley Martin re printing the note from him	1958
3.60	220.022472	A Plea for Mankind	1958	1958
3.60	220.022472a	letter to the Prime Minister of the Swiss Republic	1958
3.60	220.022473	To the Editor of The Observer	1958	1958
3.60	220.022473a	letter to Mr. Korry with corrections for proofs of an interview	1958
3.60	220.022473b	Brief endorsement of Howard Fast's book, The Naked God	1958
3.60	220.022474	To the Editor of the Observer	1958	1958
3.60	220.022474a	Statement praising Linus Pualing's book No More War! encl. with a letter to Gollancz	1958
3.60	220.022474b	letter to Dr. Blumberg re Mr. Ruhman's work	1958
3.60	220.022480	The World is Round	1957	1958
3.60	220.022490	Religion and Science	1958
3.60	220.022491	My Philosophical Development	1958	1958
3.60	220.022491a	answers to 3 questions re sleep & dreams encl. in letter to "Dear Sir" (Corliere)	1958
3.60	220.022500	G.E. Moore	1958	1958
3.60	220.022500a	Answers to questions put by Evelyn De Wolfe of the L.A. Times	1958
3.60	220.022500b	Greetings to the meeting of the Philadelphia chapter of the Planned Parenthood Association	1958
3.60	220.022500c	letter to Mr. Stone praising his weekly	1958
3.60	220.022500d	letter to Mr. Schuster praising the book of cartoons by Hullock	1958
3.60	220.022500e	Short statement to Masuo Ureshino about limited war	1958
3.60	220.022500f	letter to "Dear Sir" Hsun Kopenheyer Berlin agreeing to BR's name being added to their group and wishing their work success	1958
3.60	220.022500g	Statement to Mr. Schonberger re the extract in the weekly publicaton, "Nebelspalter"	1958
3.60	220.022500h	letter to Edward Sinclair of Europress, re: the threat of nuclear war	1958
3.60	220.022510	Small World	1958
3.60	220.022520	Formal Address at Vienna	1958
3.60	220.022520a	letter to the Editor of The Times re the harrassment of Dr. Linus Pauling by British immigration	1958
3.60	220.022520b	letter to the Editor of the Manchester Guardian re the crisis over Quemog	1958
3.60	220.022520c	Statement re the opposition of Japanese students to nuclear warfare	1958
3.60	220.022530	A Fifty-six Year Friendship	1958	1960
3.60	220.022530a	Prefatory note for Alan Wood's book	1958
3.60	220.022530b	Thank-you message to the President of the Polish Council of Ministers encl. in a letter to Mr. Nulnikiel (?)	1958
3.60	220.022540	The Dangers of Nuclear Warfare	1958	1958
3.60	220.022540a	letter to Mr. Miller re nuclear demonstrations governments and praising his newspaper	1958
3.60	220.022550	The Personal History of the Atomic Scientists	1958	1958
3.60	220.022560	Address to Congress at Basel, 4‑6 July, 1958	1958	1958
3.60	220.022570	Address to the Congress of European Intellectuals at Basel, July 5‑6 1958	1958	1958
3.60	220.022570	Address to the Congress of European Intellectuals at Basel, July 5‑6 1958	1958
3.60	220.022578a	Short Statement concerning the restoration of Morley College	1958
3.60	220.022578b	letter to Dr. Szur re a dinner given in honour of Fenner Brockway	1958
3.60	220.022578c	letter to the Prime Minister re the decision to continue nuclear tests	1958
3.60	220.022578d	letter to W.D. Richards and a statement re involvement in "Ban-the-Bomb" week1958, 22 Aug. ]
3.60	220.022580	Should Man Go to the Moon?	1958	1958
3.60	220.022590	The Expanding Mental Universe	1958	1958
3.60	220.022600	Preface [to Labour and the H‑bomb ] *	1958
3.60	220.022610	Why Bomb Tests Should be Stopped	1958
3.60	220.022610a	message for the success of a meeting on May 21st encl. with a letter to Ms. Turner1958, 14 May ]
3.60	220.022610b	letter to Mr. MacKilligin praising the proof of his book Suns of The Day(?)	1958
3.60	220.022610c	Statement re the Women's Caravan of Peace	1958
3.60	220.022610d	letter to Josef Nemecek re reply to his questions.	1958
3.60	220.022620	Nuclear Disarmament	1958	1958
3.60	220.022630	How to Diminish the Risk of Nuclear War	1958
3.60	220.022640	First Steps in Preventing Nuclear War	1958
3.60	220.022650	Basis of Reasoned Statement of aims of C[ampaign ] for N[uclear ] D[isarmament ]	1958
3.60	220.022660	Mankind Versus the H‑bomb	1958	1958
3.60	220.022660a	letter to "Dear Sir" (American Rationalist) enclosing a message wishing the American Rationalist success	1958
3.60	220.022670	The Role of Science in Education	1958	1958
3.61	220.000000	message of best wishes to Indian Students and referring to their role in East-West tensions	1959
3.61	220.022670a	letter to "Dear Sir" (Mr. Clark) approving of Clark's scheme"	1958
3.61	220.022670b	letter to Mr. Lewis praising Thomas Paine	1958
3.61	220.022670c	letter to Kennick commenting on his obituary	1958
3.61	220.022670d	short cable statement to Gorokhovski Perenlok, for Moscow International Affairs	1958
3.61	220.022680	The World & The Observer	1957	1958
3.61	220.022690	reply to Sidney Hook ]	1957	1958
3.61	220.022700	A Reply to Dr. Hook's Rejoinder	1958	1958
3.61	220.022701	letter to the editor of Peace News	1958	1958
3.61	220.022710	A Postscript to Portraits from Memory	1957	1958
3.61	220.022720	message to "Newsweek" ]	1957	1958
3.61	220.022730	Reducing the Perils of the Nuclear Age ]	1957	1958
3.61	220.022740	Scientists' appeal to Prime Minister ]	1958	1958
3.61	220.022750	Steps to Nuclear Disarmament	1958	1958
3.61	220.022760	Mr. Marseille on Pugwash	1958	1958
3.61	220.022770	Inconsistency?	1958	1958
3.61	220.022780	My address to Congress in Canada	1958
3.61	220.022790	on negotiations ]	1958	1958
3.61	220.022800	East-West negotiations ]	1958	1958
3.61	220.022810	Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Policy Leaflet‑‑No. I.	1958
3.61	220.022820	On King‑Hall's Defence in the Nuclear Age ] *	1958
3.61	220.022830	Law and Ethics	1957	1958
3.61	220.022840	Lady Carlisle's Ancestry	1957	1958
3.61	220.022850	What is Mind?	1957	1958
3.61	220.022860	Voltaire's Influence on me	1957	1958
3.61	220.022862a	Interview of BR by a reporter from the Birmingham Post	1958
3.61	220.022862b	An Appeal to the Nuclear Powers"	1958
3.61	220.022862c	Message to the meeting at the Free University, Berlin, on the quetion of nuclear weapons	1958
3.61	220.022862d	Greetings to the Studentenkongress Gegen Atomrustung"	1958
3.61	220.022862e	letter to Elichi Saito, and hopes for the New Year	1958
3.61	220.022865	letter to The Nation ]	1959	1959
3.61	220.022865a	Statement intended to accompany Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare	1959
3.61	220.022865b	letter to Commander Talot re World Government as a solution	1959
3.61	220.022865c	letter to Mr. Michael Gibson, endorsing the Larousse Encycl. of Mythology	1959
3.61	220.022866	Statement made to Hindu Official of Stockholm Congress	1959
3.61	220.022866a	statement re Japan and the horror of nuclear war encl. in letter to "Dear Sirs" [Higashikuni ]	1959
3.61	220.022866b	message of good wishes and success to Dr. Boyko in a telegram	1959
3.61	220.022866c	letter to Mrs. Rattner stating that he (BR) has found greater happiness in marriage than parenthood	1959
3.61	220.022868a	Interview of BR by Peter A. Zemenides	1959
3.61	220.022868b	letter to Mr. Bowle praising the booklet Adapt or Perish	1959
3.61	220.022870	letter to The Observer ]	1959
3.61	220.022870a	letter to Mr. McWilliams praising his special issue on the FBI	1959
3.61	220.022870b	letter to Mr. Edelman praising his work and sympathy with the purpose of his book. He also mentions the plight of Sobell	1959
3.61	220.022870c	letter and message for Mr. Gruber, endorsing rationalism in America	1959
3.61	220.022870d	letter to Frau Zanti. Re: The "Call to the Women of the World"	1959
3.61	220.022871	To the Editor of Peace News	1958	1959
3.61	220.022872	To The Editor of The Manchester Guardian	1959	1959
3.61	220.022872a	message in admiration of the work of Dr. Harry W. Laidler encl. in letter to Dr. Kilpatrick	1959
3.61	220.022872b	letter to the Editor of the Nation [Burmese ] Re nuclear war encl. in letter to Mr. Rashid	1959
3.61	220.022872c	letter to Mr. Eaton agreeing that Dulles doctrines should be denounced	1959
3.61	220.022872d	letter to Ms. Priestley discussion direct action and various ways of protest; also wishing the Easter March success	1959
3.61	220.022880	H. of L. 11.2.59	1959	1959
3.61	220.022880a	letter to Lord Russell of Liverpool re a joint letter to the Times in order to address the confusion between each other; and a draft letter to the Times re this mistaken identity encl. in another letter to Lord Russell of Liverpool	1959
3.61	220.022880b	letter to Mr. Hannon expressing his view of Lincoln and Lord Acton	1959
3.61	220.022880c	letter to Mr. Hotopf, re Korzybski, Wittgenstein, and the philosophy of language	1959
3.61	220.022880d	Greetings to the Congress of Opponents of Atomic Armament at Dortmund	1959
3.61	220.022880e	Message for the meeting in the Town Hall Llangefni on the question of nuclear weapons	1959
3.61	220.022881	To the Editor of The Nation *	1959	1959
3.61	220.022881a	letter to Winthrop Parkhurst	1959
3.61	220.022881b	telegram to Bohnslav Svec Director of Czechslovak Radio re Krushchev's disarmament proposal	1959
3.61	220.022881c	letter to Mr. Purcell re not giving a blurb for "Toynbee in Elysium"	1959
3.61	220.022881d	message for Norman Thomas's diamond birthday dinner encl. in letter to Mr. Consius	1959
3.61	220.022890	Plot‑‑My Brother's Keeper	1959
3.61	220.022890a	letter to Mr. Norasha re hs book Topics of the Day	1959
3.61	220.022890b	letter to Mr. Blackett discussing his "Thought on British Defence Policy"	1959
3.61	220.022890c	letter to Mr. Y.Fukushima. Re: Mr. Krushchev's disarmament proposals	1959
3.61	220.022890d	letter to the Editor of the Times	1959
3.61	220.022890e	message for Czechoslovakia wishing success to the International Student Conference in Prague	1959
3.61	220.022890f	message for Prime Minister Nehru's birthday, encl. in letter to Mr.Kaladi	1959
3.61	220.022890g	letter to Mr. Pole expressing support for a film of "On the Beach"	1959
3.61	220.022890h	letter to "Dear Sirs" agreeing to be a patron of the Humanist Guild of Toronto Universty	1959
3.61	220.022890i	Endorsement for the book, The Unity of the Universe, D.W. Sciama	1959
3.61	220.022892a	Message sent to Sunder Kabadi for Indian Express. Re: Neru's 70th birthday	1959
3.61	220.022892b	Message to the International Student Conference in Prague	1959
3.61	220.022892d	Short message for Paese Sera, re the horror of nuclear warfare	1959
3.62	220.022895	Telegram to Newsweek ]	1959
3.62	220.022895a	letter to W. G. Rassadia International Editor Soviet Russia Journal answering 3 questions	1959
3.62	220.022895b	letter to Mr. Shimonaka expressing close agreement with the statement by the World Federalists of Japan	1959
3.62	220.022895c	letter to Mr. Ray wishing success for The Radical Humanist	1959
3.62	220.022895d	letter to Mr. Foreman expressing approval of I.F. Stone receiving the Thomas Paine Award	1959
3.62	220.022895e	letter to Mr. Saito answering 3 questions (political)	1959
3.62	220.022895f	letter to William Holden, endorsing J.B. Pristley's Literature and Western Man	1959
3.62	220.022895g	Greetings to those participating in the Harrington demonstration of the Direct Action Committee	1959
3.62	220.022895h	letter to the Daily Worker stating his dearest wish for the coming year (peace and universal disarmament)	1959
3.62	220.022895i	letter to "Dear Sir" (Haroon) with a message for general disarmament and world peace and India's role in this movement	1959
3.62	220.022895j	Joint letter to President Eisenhower. Re: Cessation of nuclear tests and arms race	1959
3.62	220.022900	Note on non-demonstrative inference and induction)	1959	1960
3.62	220.022910	Comments on the Open Letter to me from Professor Tetsuzo Tanigawa	1959
3.62	220.022920	Disarmament: Is it Practicable?	1959	1959
3.62	220.022930	University Education	1959	1960
3.62	220.022935a	A word on India and Communism for the translation of The practice and theory of Bolshevism	1959
3.62	220.022935b	Telegram sent to Dr. Ferenc Munnich, President of Council of Ministers, Budapest1959, 8 Oct. ]
3.62	220.022940	Mr. Krushchev's Proposal	1959	1959
3.62	220.022950	Speech to Scientists meeting Sept. 24, 1959	1959	1960
3.62	220.022960	Heroism?	1959
3.62	220.022960a	letter to Mr. Baker	1959
3.62	220.022960b	letter to Mr. William Holden, re an endorsement for Level Seven by Mordecai Roshwald	1959
3.62	220.022970	Speech for Trafalgar Square‑‑20 September, 1959	1959
3.62	220.022980	5 Minute broadcast for the Scientific Symposium of the Seagrams Committee	1959	1959
3.62	220.022990	Planetary Effulgence	1959	1959
3.62	220.023000	The Post Office of Pinky‑Ponk‑Tong	1959
3.62	220.023008a	letter to Mr. P. Kolonitsky, editor of Science and Religion, re BR's views on theology	1959
3.62	220.023010	Mr. Nehru's Foreign Policy	1959	1959
3.62	220.023020	For the BBC German Service [broadcast ]	1959
3.62	220.023020a	letter to Mr. Snow re his Rede? Lecture and discussing the separation between science and culture	1959
3.62	220.023030	Address at Manchester, May 1, 1959	1959
3.62	220.023040	Lord Simon and the Nuclear Disarmament Campaign	1959
3.62	220.023040a	letter to Colonel Lort-Phillips re his book Logic of Defence	1960
3.62	220.023050	Catastrophe: Its Derivation	1959
3.62	220.023060	Steps Towards Peace	1959	1959
3.62	220.023070	A Reply to Mr. Charles Davy	1959	1959
3.62	220.023080	G.E. Moore	1959	1959
3.62	220.023080a	letter to Mr. I.F. Stone, editor of the Weekly re Nehru	1959
3.62	220.023080aa	a quotable comment on Manchester" re Nuclear Disarmament and a reminiscence of a Manchester lecture experience (in 1917) encl. in letter to Mr. Preston	1959
3.62	220.023080b	Prefatory Message by BR for his book, Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare in the Oriya language	1959
3.62	220.023080c	Statement describing the purposes of the CND	1959
3.62	220.023090	War and Peace in my Lifetime	1959
3.62	220.023090a	letter to Mr. Knight and Mr. Walker praising the Canadian pamphlet One World or No World	1959
3.62	220.023090b	letter to Mr. Hodes, re the Israel-Arab conflict in the Middle East	1959
3.62	220.023100	Introduction (to Words and Things by E. Gellner)	1959	1959
3.62	220.023100a	letter to Mr. Lewin expressing his disinterest in the book On Changing Human Nature	1959
3.62	220.023100b	advice to students at Harvard re preventing nuclear war encl. in letter to M. Love	1959
3.62	220.023110	M=memory
3.62	220.023120	300 word message for Manchester Guardian ...	1959	1959
3.62	220.023121b	A statement on non-demonstrative inference and induction	1959
3.62	220.023121c	letter to Kingsley Martin, re verses by Mr. Foges	1959
3.62	220.023122a	Message re nuclear warfare and congratulating the Wimbley Group of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; encl. in letter to Mr. Johnson	1959
3.62	220.023122b	Statement re BR's indebtedness to Dr. Paul Foulkes, the editor of Wisdom of the West	1959
3.62	220.023122c	Draft of address to Pugwash Conference	1959
3.62	220.023122d	Brief message for a conference by Combined Universities Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament	1959
3.62	220.023125	letter to The Saturday Review ]	1959
3.62	220.023126	To the Editor of The Times	1959	1959
3.62	220.023127a	Press Statement re BR's book, Wisdom of the West	1959
3.63	220.023130	Elie Halévy and Lourdes ]
3.63	220.023790	Whose Victory?
3.63	220.024000	Speech by B.R. for C.N.D. Central Hall, 15 Feb. 1960	1960
3.63	220.024010	from letter to Miss Lord, C.N.D. Manchester)	1960
3.63	220.024010a	letter to "Dear Sir" expressing wishes for success of the Hindustan Times	1960
3.63	220.024010b	letter to Canon Collins enclosing a Memorandum: Policy of the CND	1960
3.63	220.024010c	a short paragraph on Margaret MacWilliam and nursery schools encl. in a letter to Miss Davies	1960
3.63	220.024010d	letter approving draft statement of Neville Anderson and expressing the hope that the Campaign as a whole will adopt it	1960
3.63	220.024010e	Press statement in Soviet Russia re Mr. Khrushchev's proposals on disarmament	1960
3.63	220.024020	Message to East-West Round Table Conference, Feb. 2-4	1960
3.63	220.024020	Message to National Disarmament Conference, Feb. 13-14		1960
3.63	220.024020b	letter to "Dear Sirs" (The Editors of Die Kultur) containing answers to 3 questions	1960
3.63	220.024020c	letter to the Editor of the New Times, Moscow enclosing a statement on banning nuclear tests	1960
3.63	220.024030	Small World	1960	1960
3.63	220.024035a	Statement on nuclear tests sent to Moscow New Times	1960
3.63	220.024040	Civil Defence	1960	1960
3.63	220.024040a	letter to Mrs. Barzman re her husband's book Out of This World	1960
3.63	220.024041	To the Editor of The Times *	1960	1960
3.63	220.024042	Notes on Philosophy, January 1960 *	1960	1960
3.63	220.024050	Civil Defence	1960	1960
3.63	220.024060	Foreword to New Moves in the H‑bomb Struggle *	1960	1960
3.63	220.024070	Old and Young Cultures	1960	1960
3.63	220.024075a	Statement re the demonstration in Trafalgar Square on May 15	1960
3.63	220.024075c	letter to Mr. Weber-de Hondt re the "National Manifestation" in Holland	1960
3.63	220.024080	Speech for C.N.D., St. Pancras Town Hall, March 10, 1960	1960	1960
3.63	220.024090	Peace? and Freedom?	1960	1960
3.63	220.024100	Reply to telegram [from Sofranov of Ogonyek ]	1960	1960
3.63	220.024110	Message to British Peace Committee ]	1960
3.63	220.024120	Four Minutes Madness	1960	1960
3.63	220.024121	After the Four Minutes?	1960	1960
3.63	220.024130	Can War be Abolished?	1960
3.63	220.024130a	letter to Dr. Peake agreeing to become a patron of his work	1960
3.63	220.024130b	letter to Mr. Hardinge and Dr. Simeons re Simeons book Man's Presumptuous Brain and BR's trouble in swallowing	1960
3.63	220.024130c	letter to Julie [Medlock ] enclosing a statement as to what most interests BR	1960	1960
3.63	220.024130d	letter to Mr. Deluca stating agreement with the sentiments expressed in his work "New Glory"	1960	1962
3.63	220.024130e	letter to the Editor of The Times re nuclear peril	1960
3.63	220.024130f	letter to Dr. Rabinowitch re the work of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists and nuclear war	1960
3.63	220.024130g	Statement for Ogonyek Magazine, re for the Summit Meeting delegation of British Peace Ctte	1960
3.63	220.024140	A Suggestion for the Avoidance of War	1960
3.63	220.024141	To the Editor of The Times	1960	1960
3.63	220.024142	To the Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.63	220.024150	Speech for Federal Union‑‑Central Hall, June 2, 1960, 7.30 o'clock	1960
3.63	220.024150a	letter to Rabbi Feinberg wishing success for the June 10 meeting and in his campaign	1960
3.63	220.024151	To the Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.63	220.024151a	letter to "Dear Sir" (Hamuri?)	1960
3.63	220.024151b	letter to Professor Yasui re the march and conference being organized	1960
3.63	220.024152	To the Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.63	220.024153	To the Editor of The New Statesman	1960	1960
3.63	220.024153a	letter to Mr. Iqbal Singh, re reprinting an article for Link Magazine	1960
3.63	220.024153b	Brief message for a demonstration	1960
3.63	220.024154	To the Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.63	220.024154a	letter to Canon Collins	1960
3.63	220.024155	To the Editor of The New Statesman	1960	1960
3.63	220.024155a	letter to Dr. Schmidt enclosing a message wishing success to his demonstration	1960
3.63	220.024155b	Dream from the night of July 5, 1960	1960
3.63	220.024156	To the Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.63	220.024156a	letter to Mr. Proulford? enclosing a statement for Sanity or Suicide	1960
3.63	220.024160	The Case for British Neutralism	1960	1960
3.63	220.024161	To The Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.63	220.024161a	letter to the Editor of the Guardian	1960
3.63	220.024165a	letter to Dr. Boyko of the International Commission for Ecology, re: agreeing to be a signatory	1960
3.63	220.024165b	letter to Mr. Rohan Jayetilleke. Short message to the Post Office union	1960
3.63	220.024170	Reply to Gaitskell ]	1960	1960
3.63	220.024170a	letter to Mr. Kelen re his book Platypus at Large	1960
3.63	220.024170b	letter to Mr. Toldi re his work American Kaleidescope	1960
3.63	220.024170c	letter to Mr. Chow re The May Fourth Movement	1960
3.63	220.024171	To the Editor of the Guardian	1960	1960
3.63	220.024171a	letter to "Dear Sir" Rubinstein, Nash & Co. enclosing a statement in support of Lady Chatterley's Lover	1960
3.63	220.024171b	letter to Mr. Foges, re a blurb for the book, Discovery and Exploration by Frank Debenham	1960
3.63	220.024171c	message in support of Dr. Linus Pauling	1960
3.63	220.024172	To the Editor of The Guardian [Author: Russell, Edith; BR]	1960	1960
3.64	220.024172a	letter to Unwin re revisions of What is Freedom? and What is Democracy and enclosing a commendation of the World of Mathematics	1960
3.64	220.024172b	Brief message expressing support of the proposed European March	1960
3.64	220.024180	The Case for Neutralism	1960
3.64	220.024190	Bertrand Russell's work for peace [Author: Committee of 100]	1960
3.64	220.024200	A Recently Discovered Papyrus in the Handwriting of Euclid ...	1960
3.64	220.024201	To the Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.64	220.024201a	Letter asking for support of "The Ctte of 100 for Civil Disobedience against Nuclear Warfare"	1960
3.64	220.024202	message for Izvestia ]	1960	1960
3.64	220.024210	Speech in Trafalgar Square, 24 September, 1960 by Bertrand Russell	1960	1960
3.64	220.024210a	A Reply to Mr. Strachey for The Observer	1960
3.64	220.024211	Press Statement	1960
3.64	220.024220	Reply to Mr. Strachey	1960	1960
3.64	220.024221	To The Editor of The Observer	1960	1960
3.64	220.024221a	letter to the Editor of the Guardian re Lord Simon of Wythenshawe	1960
3.64	220.024221b	letter to Dr. Rosenfeld in favour of the selection of Dr. Linus Pauling as Humanist of the Year	1960
3.64	220.024221c	letter to Mr. Pennington	1960
3.64	220.024221d	An interview with BR by Sunder Kabadi	1960	1960
3.64	220.024221e	letter to Mr. Sinha. Re: holding a public meeting and seminar on "UN Police Force"	1960
3.64	220.024221f	letter to Mr. Revesz Ferenc, re whether Tolstoy had any literary influence on BR	1960
3.64	220.024221g	Statement re the work of the CND and BR's resignation as president	1960	1960
3.64	220.024221h	Statement re BR's resignation from the CND	1960
3.64	220.024230	Russell-Scott statement ]	1960
3.64	220.024231	letter in The Scotsman ]	1960	1960
3.64	220.024232	To The Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.64	220.024240	The British Labour Party and Unilateralism	1960	1960
3.64	220.024250	Speech 22.10.60	1960
3.64	220.024260	Statement for The Observer *	1960
3.64	220.024270	Any liberal Glasgow paper?	1960
3.64	220.024272a	letter to Mr. I.F. Stone, re an article BR sent to the Weekly	1960
3.64	220.024272b	Press Statement re the controversy with the chairman of the CND	1960
3.64	220.024278a	letter to Dr. Clarke re criticisms of BR in the press	1960
3.64	220.024280	Polaris	1960	1961
3.64	220.024281	Letter to Los Gatos Times ‑ Saratoga Observer ]	1960	1960
3.64	220.024281a	statement for the Congress in Moscow	1960
3.64	220.024281b	letter to the Editor of the Guardian	1960
3.64	220.024281c	Statement on the authenticity of the English version of Wittgenstein's Tractatus; sent to F.K. Ogden	1960
3.64	220.024281d	letter to Mr. McClog? (The Albertan) wishing him luck in his efforts to eliminate prejudice and bigotry	1960
3.64	220.024281e	letter to Mr. Melita re his book Understanding India	1960
3.64	220.024281f	letter to Mr. Wainwright re the ban enforced upon advertisements of the Daily Worker	1960	1960
3.64	220.024281g	message from BR re Linus Pauling receiving the Nobel Peace Award	1963
3.64	220.024281h	Greetings to the Ctte for Non-Violent Action in the USA on their transcontinental walk on Dec. 1	1960
3.64	220.024290	Should Britain become Neutral.	1960
3.64	220.024290a	letter to Miss Cohen agreeing to become Honorary President of the CUCND	1960
3.64	220.024290b	letter to Mr. Hudson clarifying his views on disarmament from his appearance on "Small World"	1960
3.64	220.024290c	letter to M. Le Ghail re his book "Pas de Carte Blanche au Capricorns"	1960
3.64	220.024291	To The Editor of Peace News [Author: Peace News; Brock, Hugh H.]	1960	1960
3.64	220.024291a	Short statement in praise of Le Ghait's No Carte, Blanche to Capricorn	1960
3.64	220.024292	To The Editor of The Guardian	1960	1960
3.64	220.024292a	message for Wisconsin Symposium (on ethics) encl. in letter to Miss Lynn and Mr. Nafzizer	1960
3.64	220.024292b	Answers to questions put by Mr. Baworowski	1960
3.64	220.024292c	letter to Mr. Weinschenk re his Paredogical Sonnets	1960
3.64	220.024292d	letter to the Editor of Indian Nation	1960
3.64	220.024292e	letter to Mr. Kojima of Yomiuri Shimbun Re: Japanese peace movement	1960
3.64	220.024300	The Importance of Disarmament	1961	1961
3.64	220.024310	Message of Greeting to the Meeting in Madison Square Garden on May 19, 1960	1955	1960
3.64	220.024320	On Philip Noel‑Baker ]	1960	1960
3.64	220.024330	Peaceful Coexistence	1959	1959
3.64	220.024340	New Year Thoughts	1959	1960
3.64	220.024350	The Misfortune of Being Out‑of‑Date	1959	1962
3.64	220.024360	Hymn to Joy	1960
3.64	220.024370	A Case for Unilateralism	1960	1960
3.64	220.024380	Preface (to Nathan's book of Einstein to by pub. by Simon & Schuster))	1956	1960
3.64	220.024390	Preface (to Egner‑Dennon Collection)	1959
3.64	220.024400	Pros and Cons of Nationalism	1956	1961
3.64	220.024410	Approaches to Disarmament	1961	1961
3.64	220.024410a	letter to the Editor of the Herald Tribune European Edition, the T.U.C. and Mr. Lasky re confusion with Lord Russell of Liverpool	1961
3.64	220.024420	There are some points which I should like the Committee [of 100 ] to consider:	1961
3.64	220.024430	Speech for Trafalgar Sq., 29 Oct., 1961	1961
3.64	220.024440	Message for Industrial Action Meeting at York, 18 August, 1961	1961
3.64	220.024440a	lettr to "Dear Sir" (Tanesse) expressing regret at the proposal that Mill's house in Avignon be destroyed; also agreeing to being "President d'honeur" of his committee	1962
3.64	220.024440b	letter to "Dear Sir" praising the conference in Belgrade held by the uncommitted countries of the world	1962
3.64	220.024440c	letter to herr Friedrich Heilmann of Sonntag, re the question of Germany in East-West relations	1961
3.64	220.024440d	letter to the Editor of the Times re refusal for meeting in Trafalgar Square by the authorities	1961
3.64	220.024440e	letter to the editor of The Daily Mail re John Osborne	1961
3.64	220.024440f	letter to M. Milhaud re his father Gaston Milhaud	1961
3.64	220.024440g	letter to Mr. Mason on the book Lemon Pie expressing a favourable response	1961
3.64	220.024440h	letter to Mr. Parker (Manitoba Bol Elevators (?)) re the nuclear peril	1961
3.64	220.024440i	letter to Mr. Alison praising Jungk's preface to the Claud Eatherlybook and enclosing a statement on Eatherly. Also a letter to Dr. Anders expressing admiration for him and Eatherly	1961
3.64	220.024441	To the Editor of The Guardian	1961	1961
3.64	220.024441a	Request from Ava Helan and Linus Pauling to sign an appeal to stop the spread of nuclear weapons	1961
3.64	220.024441aa	letter to M. Poulet expressing sympathy with his book "Demain le Soleil se Levra"	1961
3.64	220.024441b	letter to Mrs. Rainer re her novel	1961
3.64	220.024441c	Comments on the novel, The Seeds of Light by Mr. Cooper	1961
3.64	220.024441d	letter to the Editor of The Times. Re: the imprisonment of Mrs. Ivinskaya and her daughter	1961	1961
3.64	220.024441e	letter to Mrs. Picot re the fallacy of the powerlessness of single individuals	1961
3.64	220.024442	letter to Tribune ]	1961
3.64	220.024444	letter to The Guardian ]	1961
3.65	220.000000	Statement by BR on Ralph Schoenman and illegal activities	1961
3.65	220.024445	To The Editor of Tribune	1961	1961
3.65	220.024445a	letter to the Editor of The Times. Re: the suppression of intellectual liberty in Spain	1961
3.65	220.024446	Draft Declaration	1961	1961
3.65	220.024447	letter to The Guardian ]	1961
3.65	220.024450	Out of the News	1961
3.65	220.024450a	Statement re reasons for BR's resignation from the presidency of the CND	1961
3.65	220.024450b	Short message to peace groups in Chicago for the occasion of their march	1961
3.65	220.024450c	letter to Mr. Aylmer re the controversy between BR and Canon Collins	1961
3.65	220.024450d	Message to the Greater New York Council of "Sane" re the importance of the coming rally	1961
3.65	220.024450e	Statement re the world tribute to Margaret Sanger	1961
3.65	220.024451	To The Editor of The Guardian	1961	1961
3.65	220.024451a	letter to the Editor of The Observer re "Unilateralists"	1961
3.65	220.024452	To The Editor of The Daily Mail	1961	1961
3.65	220.024452b	letter to Mr. Reid answering 5 questions (re nuclear arms peril)	1961
3.65	220.024452c	Message to New Zealanders re how a nuclear war would affect them	1961
3.65	220.024452d	letter to Mr. Gauthier enclosing a belated message of sympathy with the Canadian anti-nuclear rally	1961
3.65	220.024452e	letter to Prof. Roy expressing shock at the Murder of Ellen Roy and admiration for the work of the Radical Humanist	1961
3.65	220.024452f	letter to Miss O'Brien praising her novel The Country Girls	1961
3.65	220.024452g	letter to Mr. Silverstein replying to some questions	1961
3.65	220.024452h	message in tribute of Margaret Sanger encl. in a letter to Julian	1961
3.65	220.024452i	notes on speaking in Trafalgar Square for C.N.D.	1961
3.65	220.024453	To the Editor of the New Statesman	1961	1961
3.65	220.024460	No War over Berlin	1961
3.65	220.024470	Interview ]	1961
3.65	220.024471	To The Editor of The Guardian	1961	1961
3.65	220.024472	letter [to The New Statesman]; author: Hague, Thomas E.	1961	1961
3.65	220.024472a	letter to Mrs. Dalility commenting on her letter and poem, and congratulating her success	1961
3.65	220.024472b	telegram to Homer Jack wishing success for the Conference	1961
3.65	220.024472c	letter to Mr. Weaver, re a preface for his book, Schools for Non-Violence	1961
3.65	220.024480	Speech for Meeting at Cardiff, 1st November, 1961	1961	1962
3.65	220.024480	Speech by Bertrand Russell for Meeting at Cardiff, 1 November, 1961.	1961
3.65	220.024490	Mr. Etzioni on Mr. Kahn	1961	1961
3.65	220.024490a	letter to the Editor of The Times, re an interview of Mr. Loginov, Soviet Charge d'Affaires	1961
3.65	220.024500	To all, in whatever country ...	1961
3.65	220.024510	La Rochefoucauld Maxim	1961
3.65	220.024520	Air Force Ass. 1961 Policy Statement [notes]	1961
3.65	220.024530	Statement in court ]	1961	1961
3.65	220.024540	Leaflet by Bertrand Russell, 6 September, 1961‑‑for Committee of 100	1961	1961
3.65	220.024550	Civil Disobedience	1961	1961
3.65	220.024551	Letter to Tribune ] *	1961	1961
3.65	220.024560	Psychology and East‑West Tension	1960	1962
3.65	220.024570	The Catalogue	1960
3.65	220.024580	Is Communism a Menace?	1960	1963
3.65	220.024590	Scapegoats & Bombs	1960	1961
3.65	220.024600	Foyles Literary Luncheons	1961	1962
3.65	220.024610	Speech for Committee of 100 on July 2 [Tape recorded ]	1961
3.65	220.024615a	Telegram re the crisis in Cuba	1961
3.65	220.024620	Message for the Demonstration in Parliament Sq., 29 April, 1961	1961
3.65	220.04620a	Greetings to the demonstrators at Holy Loch, sent by telegram to the Direct Action Committee	1961
3.65	220.04620b	message to the Anti-Apartheid Movement	1961
3.65	220.024630	The Role of Neutrals in Dissolving the East‑West Deadlock	1961
3.65	220.024630a	page of notes with "some points ... [for ] ... the Committee to consider"	1961
3.65	220.024630b	letter to Mr. Laidler with message honouring Dr. Kilpatrick on his 90th birthday	1961
3.65	220.024630c	letter to M. Dauphin supporting his work and commenting on nuclear disarmament	1961
3.65	220.024630d	letter to Mr. Kinsey encl. a statement for the Cardiff demonstration	1961
3.65	220.024630e	letter to Mr. Kennedy with reminiscences of Ralph VW	1961
3.65	220.024640	Message to the Participants in the American-European March [Author: Russell, Edith]	1961
3.65	220.024640a	Open letter to U.S. President Eisenhower, re the establishment of the Polaris base	1961
3.65	220.024640b	letter to Dr. Beer, re an article on BR which needed some correction	1961
3.65	220.024640c	A cut version of his opening speech in Birmingham, 11 March, 1961, for publication in the Bulletin	1961
3.65	220.024640d	Extempore addition to Lord Russell's speech--as per telephone conversation	1961
3.65	220.024650	Speech for Trafalgar Sq. Rally at End of the MSdermaston March, Easter Monday	1961
3.65	220.024660	Reply to Mayhew ]	1961	1961
3.65	220.024670	Human life is in danger	1960	1961
3.66	220.024680	Thoughts on the 50 megaton Bomb	1961	1961
3.66	220.024690	On General Disarmament	1961
3.66	220.024700	Trafalgar Square, [speech ] 18.2.61	1961
3.66	220.024700a	letter to Mr. Best re the danger of over population	1961
3.66	220.024700b	letter to Dr. Ruhman praising his pictures and wishing him luck with his exhibition	1961
3.66	220.024700c	a message of good will for the Congress at Ahmedebad (?) encl. in a letter to Mr. Khajauchi	1961
3.66	220.024710	What British Unilateralists Want	1961	1961
3.66	220.024720	Preface (to Induction by Jean Nicod)	1961	1961
3.66	220.024725a	letter to Mr. Grose of the Sydney University Students' Rep Council, re article for their newspaper	1961
3.66	220.024725b	letter to Canon Collins, re reprinting BR's speech of March 11	1961
3.66	220.024730	Notes on the Berlin Crisis	1961	1961
3.66	220.024740	Preface (for Canadian C.N.D. magazine)	1961	1961
3.66	220.024750	Message [on school for civil disobedience ]	1961
3.66	220.024750a	letter to Savo Ratknic, re the uncommitted countries' role in world peace	1961
3.66	220.024750b	letter to the Conference of Uncommitted Nations at Belgrade, by BR and Rev. G. Michael Scott	1961
3.66	220.024751	Preface (to "Schools for Non‑Violence" by Anthony Weaver)	1961	1961
3.66	220.024760	The Berlin Question	1961	1961
3.66	220.024770	Nuclear Tests	1961
3.66	220.024780	Speech for Hyde Park (or Trafalgar Sq.) afternoon of 6 August, Hiroshima Day, 1	1961
3.66	220.024780a	letter to Mr. Parker on the event of a meeting to consider nuclear weapons and nuclear war	1961
3.66	220.024780b	Short statement on the making of a film on nuclear war and peace by Lionel Rogosin	1961
3.66	220.024781	letter to The Times ]	1960
3.66	220.024782	letter to New Statesman ]	1960
3.66	220.024783	Draft Text [statement on a pamphlet ]	1960
3.66	220.024784	Statement for the Observer	1960
3.66	220.024785	statement on demonstration ]	1961
3.66	220.024786	Statement made to Hindu official of Stockholm Congress, 11 July 1958
3.66	220.024787	Memorandum: Policy of the C.N.D.
3.66	220.024788	Science and Peace	1959	1959
3.66	220.024789	Coventry [speech ]	1960
3.66	220.024790	Whose Victory?	1961	1961
3.66	220.024795	letter to The Times ]	1961
3.66	220.024795a	message wishing success to the World Council of Peace encl. in a letter to Prof. Bernai	1961
3.66	220.024800	Two Armament Experts: American and Russian	1961	1961
3.66	220.024801	To the Editor of The Observer *	1961	1961
3.66	220.024810	No War Over Berlin	1961
3.66	220.024820	To My Japanese Readers	1961
3.66	220.024830	The Two K's Versus Mankind	1961
3.66	220.024830a	message for the Confederation of Australian Humanists and their magazine "The Queensland Humanist"	1961
3.66	220.024830b	note on the first and fifth amendment of the Constitution entitled "footnote to p. 23"	1961
3.66	220.024840	Most people in the country ..." ]	1961
3.66	220.024850	Letter to the U.S. Ambassador, 6 Sept., 1961; [author: BR; Committee of 100]	1961
3.66	220.024860	The Uses of British Unilateralism	1961
3.66	220.024870	Statement ... by Bertrand Russell in reply to three questions by Vanguard Feature News	1961
3.66	220.024880	Address to the Midland Regional Youth C.N.D. Conference, 15 April, 1961; [author: White, Janet; Birmingham YCND]	1961
3.66	220.024885a	letter to Mr. Amaran of the Bombay Democratic Youth League, wishing their endeavours well	1961
3.66	220.024885b	Brief handwritten message for the conference of the Nat. Ctte. for a Sane Nuclear Policy in New York	1961
3.66	220.024885c	Brief handwritten message for a peace rally in San Francisco	1961
3.66	220.024885d	Statement to the USSR Embassy released to the Press, re: protest against a huge Soviet nuclear test	1961
3.66	220.024885e	Press statement concerning the detonation by Russia of a 50 megaton bomb	1961
3.66	220.024890	The Requirements of World Leadership Today	1961	1961
3.66	220.024891	To The Editor of The Times	1961	1961
3.66	220.024895a	letter to theEditor of the Opinion Europeenne. Re: correcting mistakes on an article	1961
3.66	220.024898a	Short statement on behalf of Mr. Pottle's stand	1961
3.66	220.024898b	letter to N.J.Leggett, et al., re the resumption of nuclear testing	1961
3.66	220.024898c	Press statement re Mr. Pottle's stand in the Committee of 100	1961
3.66	220.024900	Press Statement and Memorandum [to Committee of 100 ] from Bertrand Russell	1961
3.66	220.024910	Prison Sentences	1961	1961
3.66	220.024910a	Statement from BR on behalf of the Committee of 100	1961
3.66	220.024910b	New Year's Day Message to the Peoples of Yugoslavia	1961
3.66	220.024910c	New Year's Message to the People of Japan	1961
3.66	220.024910d	Telegram of support sent to the Comite 1962 voor de Vrede	1961
3.66	220.024910e	letter to Dr. Ivan Aba, editor of Muszaki Elet, re the need for widespread resistance	1961
3.66	220.024910f	letter to Sibnarayan Ray of The Radical Humanist, re the need for a worldwide movement for peace	1961
3.67	220.024920	Speech for Nonesuch Records Limited, 25 October, 1961, by Bertrand Russell	1961	1962
3.67	220.024930	To the Conference of Uncommitted Nations at Belgrade	1961
3.67	220.024935	letter to Guardian ]	1962
3.67	220.024940	The Problem for Nuclear Disarmers	1962	1962
3.67	220.024950	Grotius [article ]	1962
3.67	220.024960	Record Statement for Zengakuren re: 5‑10‑62 *	1962
3.67	220.024970	History of the World in Epitome	1960
3.67	220.024980	Speech for the Tenth Pugwash Conference	1962	1962
3.67	220.024980a	letter to Carlo Patrian, re the protests against Soviet tests in Milano	1962
3.67	220.024980b	letter to Laurence Moldstein, re BR's memories of U.C.L.A.	1962
3.67	220.024980c	Message to the National Peace Conference, 24 & 25 February, 1962	1962
3.67	220.024980d	letter to M. Roger Jacquet, re message to the Mouvement de la Paix	1962
3.67	220.024981	Letter to New Statesman ] *	1961	1962
3.67	220.024981a	Copy of interview with BR on the future of mankind	1962
3.67	220.024981b	Statement by BR for Revolucion, Habana, Cuba	1962
3.67	220.024981c	Reply and a brief message by cable handwritten on the bottom of a letter asking BR to be a signatory	1962
3.67	220.024981d	Joint statement of scholars and scientists in Britain re the imprisonment of Istvan Bibo	1962
3.67	220.024982	Foreign Press Ass.	1962
3.67	220.024982a	Message to North Wales March, re BR is unable to attend but sends good wishes	1962
3.67	220.024983	letter to New Statesman ]	1962	1962
3.67	220.024983a	Rough notes of quotes on nuclear disarmament from BR's books	1962
3.67	220.024983b	letter to Miss Irene Nemeti, re policies of resistance to the government	1962
3.67	220.024983c	letter to B. Cano Ruiz of Tierra Y Libertad, re modern authoritarian and totalitarian states	1962
3.67	220.024983d	letter to Norman R. Lee, New York Committee of 100, re organizing peace demonstrations	1962
3.67	220.024983e	Message sent by cable to the Peace March of Italy	1962
3.67	220.024983f	Copy of cable sent to Martin Buber, Talbieh, Jerusalem	1962
3.67	220.024983g	letter to Mr. Steffen Larsen, re message on the threat of nuclear war	1962
3.67	220.024983h	letter to Mr. Alan Jackson, re message for the Committee of 100 meeting in George Square	1962
3.67	220.024983j	letter to Mrs. Eva Sanderson, re message for the Canadian Peace Congress	1962
3.67	220.024983k	Message for the monthly review of Blatter fur Deutsche Und Internationale Politik	1962
3.67	220.024983l	letter to Mr. M.J. Henriquez, re the reproduction of all BR's messages	1962
3.67	220.024983m	Message to the Students' Society for Human Rights at Witwatersrand University in South Africa	1962
3.67	220.024983n	Message to the "Committee for a Million Signatures to Ban Nuclear Tests"	1962
3.67	220.024983o	letter to the Editor of Wisdom, re the imminent danger of nuclear war	1962
3.67	220.024983p	letter to Mr. Ikki Hitaka, re forward to the volume on democracy and freedom	1962
3.67	220.024983q	letter to the Editor of Friese Koerier, re the threat of nuclear warfare to human survival	1962
3.67	220.024983r	letter to Mr. Geoffrey Partington, re the terror of a nuclear holocaust	1962
3.67	220.024983s	letter to P. Watter of Contemporary Press, re the pamphlet, An End to Atomc Blackmail	1962
3.67	220.024983t	Message, re the resumption of nuclear testing	1962
3.67	220.024983u	letter to Prof. Ichiro Moritaki, re resisting the governments in the West	1962
3.67	220.024983v	Copy of letter from BR to Colin Sweet, British Peace Committee, re Moscow Congress of World Peace Council	1962
3.67	220.024984	letter to The Guardian ]	1962	1962
3.67	220.024985	letter to New York Times ]	1962	1962
3.67	220.024985a	letter to Alois Stoff, re message about the threat of nuclear war to human survival	1962
3.67	220.024985b	letter to the Editor of the Detroit Peace News, re the threat of nuclear war	1962
3.67	220.024985c	letter to R. Hurst of the Croydon CND, re the threat of nuclear war	1962
3.67	220.024985d	Open letter to "New Generation"	1962
3.67	220.024986	letter to Guardian ]	1962	1962
3.67	220.024987a	Message to the special issue of New India	1962
3.67	220.024987b	letter to Mary Sharmat, re endorsement of her stand for candidate to the N.Y. legislature	1962
3.67	220.024987c	letter to Mrs. Paula Wiking Ghosh, re her proposals for stopping nuclear tests near Christmas Island	1962
3.67	220.024990	Can a nuclear war be prevented?	1962	1962
3.67	220.024990a	letter to Mr. Corliss approving of the interview nd enclosing some warm words for the end	1962
3.67	220.024990b	letter to Mr. Bales (?) expressing good wishes for the West Riding Humanist Society	1962
3.67	220.024990c	letter to Mr. Magee re the General Semantics of Wall Street and Technical Analysis of Stock	1962
3.67	220.024990d	letter to Mr. Rosenbaum praising the book The Broken Promise	1962
3.67	220.025000	The Movement for British Nuclear Disarmament	1961	1962
3.67	220.025000a	letter to Mr. Constantine Karamanlis, Prime Minister of Greece, for immediate publication	1962
3.67	220.025000b	Suggested statement for the Press by the Committee of 100	1962
3.67	220.025000c	letter to Mr. D. Foley, re answers to his questions	1962
3.67	220.025000d	A descriptive interview of BR done by John Beavan of the Daily Herald	1962
3.67	220.025000e	Statement to The Press, re the demand of the Labour Party executive	1962
3.67	220.025001	statement for Cardiff demonstration ]
3.67	220.025010	Statement for University of Texas	1962
3.67	220.025020	Preface to Children of the A‑Bomb	1962	1963
3.67	220.025030	for ] Morning News (Pakistan)	1962
3.67	220.025040	Recorded Message for Iraqi Celebrations	1962
3.67	220.025060	Nuclear War: An American expert's forecast (Fryklund)	1962
3.67	220.025063a	Message to the U.S. section of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom	1962
3.67	220.025063b	Telegram message to the Ant-Nuclear Arms Convention, New Delhi	1962
3.67	220.025065	Letter to The Guardian ] *	1962	1962
3.67	220.025065b	Message "to all school children" printed in Revival, a school newsletter	1962
3.67	220.025065c	letter to Mrs. Hutchinson encl. a message on the danger of nuclear war	1962
3.67	220.025068a	letter to Dr. Cotlar, re a conference message advocating the moral duty of resistance to nuclear arms	1962
3.67	220.025070	Message to the Conference on Disarmament in Moscow, July, 1962	1962	1962
3.67	220.025070a	letter to the President of the Moscow Conference on Disarmament	1962
3.67	220.025070b	letter to Mr. Martin expressing approval for his "Everyman Project" and encl. a statement	1962
3.67	220.025070c	letter to Mr. V.E. Barnet, re student interest in resisting nuclear war	1962
3.67	220.025071	Statement from Bertrand Russell for Committee of 100 Press Conference on March 1	1962	1962
3.67	220.025072	Statement by Bertrand Russell on Parliament Square Demonstration 24 March 1962	1962
3.67	220.025080	Early History of the Pugwash Movement	1962	1962
3.67	220.025090	Is General Disarmament Possible Now or in the Near Future?	1962	1962
3.67	220.025090a	letter to Prof. Born praising his book Physics & Politics	1962
3.67	220.025100	Preface to Juggernaut: The Warfare State by Fred J. Cook	1962	1962
3.67	220.025110	Lady Ermytrude Malet and Malet	1962
3.67	220.025120	The Psalmist was wrong ...	1962
3.67	220.025130	BBC‑‑replies to excerpts from past BR Recordings. 6/5/62	1962
3.67	220.025140	Ladies and Gentlemen and Fellow‑Peanuts	1962
3.67	220.025150	Pros and Cons of Reaching Ninety	1962	1962
3.67	220.025160	Message ... for the May Day 1962 meeting of the Industrial Sub Committee, Committee of 100	1962
3.67	220.025170	Labour Monthly Article (April 1962) *	1962	1962
3.68	220.	An imaginary response from the Times following the outbreak of a nuclear war contained in a letter to Lorenzo Garcia Munoz from BR	1962
3.68	220.025175a	letter to Mr. S.H.F. Burton, re message concerning the threat of nuclear war	1962
3.68	220.025175b	letter to Mrs. Helen Tucker, re message for a Voice of Women conference in Toronto	1962
3.68	220.025180	Notes for speech at Royal Docks	1962
3.68	220.025190	Trafalgar Square 25.2.62	1962	1962
3.68	220.025200	Statement on trial of six Members of the Committee of 100	1962
3.68	220.025205a	Recorded Statement for Zengakuren re: 5 October, 1962	1962
3.68	220.025205b	letter to Mr. Karl Schonfeld, re a message titled "Appeal to German Scientists"	1962
3.68	220.025205c	Press statement re the situation in Cuba	1962
3.68	220.025205d	letter to Chakradhari Agrawal, re a message for the Delhi Citizens' Committee on nuclear war	1962
3.68	220.025208a	Message for the Seattle Peace Center sent to Mrs. Alex Gottfried	1962
3.68	220.025208b	letter to the Spanish ambassador and a statement denouncing fascism in the Spanish government
3.68	220.025208c	Seventy-fifth Birthday message to Dame Edith Sitwell	1962
3.68	220.025208d	Message for the Festival of Friendship	1962
3.68	220.025208e	Message for the endorsement of the publication, Liberation	1962
3.68	220.025208f	letter to the Editor of the Sunday Syndicate, re Message for Nehru, Prime Minister of India	1962
3.68	220.025208g	letter to the Editor of the Peace News	1962
3.68	220.025208h	letter to Peter Benenson of Amnesty, re message concerning human rights	1962
3.68	220.025208i	letter to Sr. Giorgio Fanti of Paese Sera, re answers to his questions	1962
3.68	220.025208j	letter to Prof. Renate Riemeck, re the mass murder policies of the U.S. and the Soviet Union	1962
3.68	220.025208k	letter to Mr. Henry J. Wineberg, re message for Voters for Peace	1962
3.68	220.025210	Statement on immorality of nuclear war ]	1962
3.68	220.025210a	letter to Mr. Richard A. Zeller of LaVerne College, re message concerning East-West conflict	1962
3.68	220.025210b	Statement by BR concerning the sale of buccaneer bombers to South Africa	1962
3.68	220.025210c	Press Statement, re the emergency speech of the U.S. president	1962
3.68	220.025210d	letter to Mr.Khrushchev, re the "unjustifiable" action of the US	1962
3.68	220.025210e	Press Statement, re Kennedy's speech, and the proposed mass action by the Committee of 100	1962
3.68	220.025210f	Press statements, re the Cuban missile crisis	1962
3.68	220.025210g	Appeal to the British Press"	1962
3.68	220.025210h	Press statement, re protest against the actions of the government	1962
3.68	220.025210i	Press statement regarding the lost cable to President Kennedy	1962
3.68	220.025210j	Press statement regarding Premier Khrushchev's responsibility for the avoidance of war	1962
3.68	220.025210k	Statement to the Celebration of "October 28th, 1940" held in London at the Royal Hotel	1962
3.68	220.025218a	letter to Mr. Szent-Gyorgyi encl. a blurb praising his book	1962
3.68	220.025218b	letter to Mr. Norman Glaser and Miss Isabel Gammerman, re the Cuban crisis	1962
3.68	220.025218c	letter to the press, re the efforts of the Committee of 100 in the recent Cuban missile crisis	1962
3.68	220.025218d	letter to Mr. DonMSd Cromie of the Vancouver Sun, re Cuban crisis	1962
3.68	220.025218e	letter to Mr. Andrew Parker, re the Black Paper	1962
3.68	220.025220	Statement on Thalidomide Trail Decision at Liege‑‑16 November 1962	1962	1962
3.68	220.025225a	letter to Mr. Aubrey Hodes, re the Arab-Israel conflict	1962
3.68	220.025225b	Press statement, re Sino-Indian border dispute	1962
3.68	220.025225c	letter to the Editor of the Washington Post, re recent American statements on Cuba and USSR	1962
3.68	220.025225d	Press Statement, re announcement of a unilateral cease-fire by China	1962
3.68	220.025225e	Exclusive press statement to the Vancouver Sun, re the Sino-Indian border conflict	1962
3.68	220.025225f	letter to the editorial office of Redakcia (Czechoslavakia), re answers to queries about Cuba & the cold war	1962
3.68	220.025225g	Index of texts and summaries provided Guardian	1962
3.68	220.025225h	letter to the Editor of the Agencia Robotniesa, re national pride and power	1962
3.68	220.025225i	letter to Mr. Komatsu or the Kyodo News Service, re a long	1962
3.68	220.025225j	Message to Mr. Le Flufy, re the survival of humanity	1962
3.68	220.025225k	letter to Prof. Francois Perrous, re the responsibility of scientists	1962
3.68	220.025230	Statement to My Colleagues in Italy	1962
3.68	220.025230a	letter to Dr. Pauling praising The Minority of One and encl. a statement	1962
3.68	220.025230b	telegram to Yakow Lomko Moscow News with New Year wishes and hope for a more secure peace	1962
3.68	220.025230c	letter to Miss Bradley encl. 2 answers to queries by her Editor	1962
3.68	220.025240	The Individual Through The Ages [etc. ]	1962
3.68	220.025250	Introduction [to the reprint of the Mershon Report ]	1962	1962
3.68	220.025250a	letter to the Secretary of the National Committee of 100 resigning as President	1962
3.68	220.025250b	letter to Miss Howlett agreeing to sponsor the National Youth Peace Conference and encl. a short message	1962
3.68	220.025250c	letter to Mr. RoshwMSd praising his book "A Small Armagedon"	1962
3.68	220.025250d	letter to "Dear Sir" (Götting) praising the book Idonen	1962
3.68	220.025259	Letter ]	1962	1962
3.68	220.025260	Statement for Forty‑Fifth Anniversary of the Russian Revolution	1962
3.68	220.025269	Message for Welsh C.N.D. for Conservative Conference	1962
3.68	220.025270	Scientists and World Peace; [author: Schoenman, Ralph]	1963	1964
3.68	220.025272	statement on Britain's resumption of nuclear testing ]	1962
3.68	220.025274	letter to Idaho State Journal ]	1962	1964
3.68	220.025275a	letter to Pierre Kahn of Clarte, re questions concerning the possibility of nuclear war	1962
3.68	220.025275b	Cable to the Toronto star, re a special Christmas and New Years wish	1962	1962
3.68	220.025280	Biographies of B.R.	1963
3.68	220.025280a	letter to Mr. Dreger (Gamut Press Inc.) re the book Medical History of Contraception	1963
3.68	220.025280b	Message to Italian marchers around Altamura	1963
3.68	220.025280c	Message to Mouvement de la Paix, re commemorating the resistance to the Nazis	1963
3.68	220.025280d	letter to Dr. Thomas L. Blair of Revolution Africaine, re Algeria	1963
3.68	220.025280e	letter to Dr. Iwamatsu re the outlawing of teaching and discussing Marxism in Japanese Universities	1963
3.68	220.025280f	Message to Mr. Wolfgang Wilhelm, re Nuclear war and human survival	1963
3.68	220.025280f1	letter to C.W. Trubshaw of The Bradford and District Chartered Accountant Students' Society	1963
3.68	220.025280g	letter to E. Roberts, re the issue of nuclear disarmament	1963
3.68	220.025280h	Message to Mr. Alois Stoff of Internationale der Kriegsdiensthehner, re peace campaign	1963
3.68	220.025280i	letter to Murray Fisher of Playboy Magazine, re statement on leisure	1963
3.68	220.025280j	letter to S. Rosenfield, editor of Maariv, re Nazism and Fascism	1963
3.68	220.025280k	letter to the Editor of Shire and Spire, re the Cuban crisis	1963
3.68	220.025280l	letter to the Editors of New Outlook, re the Israel-Arab conflict	1963
3.68	220.025280m	message to a highschool yearbook, re the barbarism of nuclear war	1963
3.68	220.025280n	Message to the National Cypriot Committee Meeting	1963
3.68	220.025280o	letter to Miss Gray encl. a statement for Mr. Rossi's book The Third World	1963
3.68	220.025280p	letter to Mr. N. Chatterji, re a meeting with Tagore	1963
3.68	220.025280q	Press statement, re the court-martial of Mr. E.R. Parker and Mr. H. McKenna	1963
3.68	220.025280r	letter to the editorial board of The Star, Leningrad, re message on the threat of nuclear war	1963
3.68	220.025281	Letter to the Editor of the New Statesman *	1963	1963
3.68	220.025281a	draft reply to Paul Johnson's reply to BR's letter in 1 March issue [New Statesman ] re cuban missile crisis; also 1 pg. notes	1963
3.68	220.025281b	letter to the Editor of The Observer responding to John Strachey's review of Herman Kahn's Thinking about the Unthinkable	1963
3.68	220.025281c	Message to "L'Ecritoire"	1963
3.68	220.025281d	Message of endorsement to th editor of the New Statesman	1963
3.68	220.025281e	letter to the Editor of Harper's Magazine, re an article in which he was misrepresented	1963
3.68	220.025281f	letter to the Editor of Views, re the threat of nuclear annihilation	1963
3.68	220.025281g	Message for the Campaign for Multilateral Disarmament	1963
3.68	220.025281h	Message given to Dr. J. Ferrand, re nuclear rocket bases	1963
3.68	220.025281i	Message given to Sr. Del Bianco Elmo, re Polaris sites in Italy	1963
3.68	220.025282	letter to The Observer ]	1963	1963
3.68	220.025282a	Message given to Leo Baxendale, re Scotland's role in nuclear strategy	1963
3.68	220.025282b	Answers to questions put to BR by Mr. Philip A. Schaefer, re the Pugwash Conference	1963
3.68	220.025282c	letter to Mr. J. Fischer, re the danger of the nuclear warning systems	1963
3.68	220.025282d	Message on conflict and nuclear war, and India (in letter to Robin Roy)	1963
3.68	220.025283	letter to The New Statesman ]	1963	1963
3.68	220.025284	letter to Saturday Review ]	1963	1963
3.68	220.0025284a	Message to the conference of the Societe Europeenne de Culture	1963
3.68	220.0025284b	Message to the British Peace Committee	1963
3.68	220.0025284c	letter to the Editor of The New York Times, re the title of the article, "Is Communism A Menace?	1963
3.68	220.0025284d	letter to Soviet Premier Nikita Krushchev, re an appeal for the Russian, Yania Fux	1963
3.68	220.0025284e	letter to Mr. J. Fischer, re arguing about the possibility of accidental nuclear war	1963
3.68	220.025285	letter to The Observer ]	1963	1963
3.68	220.025285a	Message to the Mouvement des Jeunes Contre L'Armement Atomique	1963
3.68	220.025285b	letter to the Editor of Washington Post, re the war in Vietnam	1963
3.68	220.025285c	Message for the Trade Union Committee for the Defense of Maurice Paul	1963
3.68	220.025285d	Message to the Culturales Facultad Medecina in Barcelona	1963
3.68	220.025286	Statement on Easter Demonstrations	1963	1963
3.68	220.025286a	Statement re the Greek ban on the anti-nuclear march	1963
3.68	220.025286b	letter to the Editor of Izvestia, re the letter from BR to the Soviet premier	1963
3.68	220.025286c	letter to Mr. O.D. Edwards, re the danger of nuclear war	1963
3.68	220.025286d	Statements re the Arab-Israeli conflict	1963
3.68	220.025286d1	letter to the President of Iraq, Abdul Salam Mohamed Arif	1963
3.68	220.025286e	Message sent to the New South Wales Peace Committee	1963
3.68	220.025286f	letter to Mr. J. Fischer, re his approach to the problem of nuclear war	1963
3.68	220.025286g	Statement concerning deportation of my secretary from Greece	1963
3.68	220.025286h	Statement for meeting on "Spies for Peace", organised by London Region CND, April 28	1963
3.68	220.025286i	letter to Prof. James A. Gould, re the British Communist Party and freedom of speech in Britain	1963
3.68	220.025286j	Message for the Nagaski-Hiroshima Pilgrimage for Peace	1963
3.68	220.025286k	Message for the endorsement of the studies "Beyond Deterrence" by the Amer. Friends Service Committee	1963
3.69	220.	Statement on the French "Force Defrappe"	1963
3.69	220.025287	letter to The Guardian ]	1963
3.69	220.025287a	letter to the Editor of The Guardian, re responding to an article that misrepresented BR	1963
3.69	220.025287b	Statement concerning the honesty of the Foreign Office	1963
3.69	220.025287c	Statement re the demonstration at Marham nuclear rocket base	1963
3.69	220.025287d	letter to the Editor of The New York Times, re the unfairness of this newspaper in its representation	1963
3.69	220.025287e	letter to the Student Peace Union, re the incident with the New York Times	1963
3.69	220.025287f	letter to Dr. Tom Brewer and a message to the Citizen's Committee for Disarmament	1963
3.69	220.025287g	Message for the rally of the Welsh Committee of 100, to inspect the RSG-8	1963
3.69	220.025287h	letter to Professor Max Born and a message re the danger of war in the Middle East	1963
3.69	220.025287i	letter and message sent to Prime Minister Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria	1963
3.69	220.025287j	letter to Soviet Premier Khrushchev, re the cut of funding to the UN	1963
3.69	220.025287k	letter to the Editor of Washington Post, re the controversy with the New York Times, over Vietnam war	1963
3.69	220.025288	letter to Peace News	1963	1963
3.69	220.025288a	letter to the Editor of Darshana, re the threat of nuclear annihilation	1963
3.69	220.025288b	Message given to Mrs. Kathleen Taachi-Morris	1963
3.69	220.025288c	Message given to the Chairman of the Canadian Peace Congress	1963
3.69	220.025288d	Small essay given to Mr. Nordal Akerman for use in a volume on the spread of nuclear weapons	1963
3.69	220.025288e	letter to the Editor of The New York Times, re the integrity of its editor	1963
3.69	220.025288f	Statement re the death of the Pope	1963
3.69	220.025288g	letter to Mr. Overend re his work on "The Limited Nations & the Conflict of Morals"	1963
3.69	220.025288h	letter to the Editor of Frontier, re comments on the publication	1963
3.69	220.025288i	One page of notes for reply to M.G. re political issues in Greece	1963
3.69	220.025288j	letter to the Editor of Wisdom, re the border dispute between Pakistan and China1963, 12 June ]
3.69	220.025288k	Statement re the resignation of the Karamanlis Government	1963
3.69	220.025288l	letter to the Editor of The New Generation, re letters to the major newspapers over the Vietnam war	1963
3.69	220.025288m	Message sent to M. Gabriel Cousin, re the terror of nuclear war	1963
3.69	220.025288n	letter to the Editor of Liberation, re the use of chemicals in Vietnam	1963
3.69	220.025288o	Message for the Queensland Youth Peace Committee, re the threat of nuclear annihilation	1963
3.69	220.025288p	Statement for the Polish Radio	1963
3.69	220.025288q	letter to the Prime Minister of Greece, re: death of political prisoner, C. Yioltzidis	1963
3.69	220.025289	letter to the Guardian	1963	1963
3.69	220.025289a	Statement for the Conference of World Freethinkers, July 26-29	1963
3.69	220.025290	India and World Peace	1963
3.69	220.025295a	Statement on the Test Ban Treaty	1963
3.69	220.025295a1	letter to the Editor of the Texas Observer, re unilateral disarmament	1963
3.69	220.025295b	letter to Mr. Hachenberger containing reminiscence of Conrad	1963
3.69	220.025295c	letter to Her Majesty the Queen, re the elections in Greece	1963
3.69	220.025295d	Statement by BR on Greek Demonstrations	1963
3.69	220.025296	Additional Material for Peace News *	1963
3.69	220.025296a	letter to the Editor of Al Hamishmar, re message for its twentieth anniversary	1963
3.69	220.025296b	Questions put by East German T.V.	1963
3.69	220.025296c	Message sent to Mrs. P. Andrews, re the pressure of public opinion	1963
3.69	220.025296d	message for the Conference on the meaning of co-existence encl. in a letter to Mr. Blackham	1963
3.69	220.025296e	Messages to The Japan Council Against Atomic & Hydrogen Bombs and Hiroshima Commemoration Committee in Australia	1963
3.69	220.025296f	Telegram sent to Dr. Hugo Boyko, re the opening session of the World Academy of Art and Science	1963
3.69	220.025296g	letter to the Editor of The New York Times, re chemical use in Vietnam	1963
3.69	220.025297	letter to the Guardian	1963	1963
3.69	220.025297a	Statement on the Test Ban Treaty	1963
3.69	220.025297b	letter to the Editor of Washington Post, re a speech by Ma Thi Chu	1963
3.69	220.025297c	letter to the Editor of The New York Times, The Guardian, The Observer, etc. re test an treaty	1963
3.69	220.025298	letter to New York Times ]	1963
3.69	220.025298a	letter to the Editor of Harper's and to Mr. Fischer, re the recent fire damage in Vietnam	1963
3.69	220.025298b	Message to Elan, re the proposed non-aggression pact	1963
3.69	220.025298c	Message to the Peace Movement in Germany	1963
3.69	220.025299	letter to the Guardian	1963	1963
3.69	220.0225299a	letter to the Editor of The Guardian, re the letter of Prof. K.H.W. Hilborn	1963
3.69	220.0225299b	letter to Mr. Moses Rischin, re articles for the Jewish Daily Forward	1963
3.69	220.0225299c	letter to the Editor of Inquiry, re what articles represent his present views	1963
3.69	220.025300	message to the Radical Humanist	1963	1963
3.69	220.025301	letter to Washington Post	1963	1963
3.69	220.025310	preface to A. Robert's War by Accident [author: Schoenman, Ralph]	1963	1963
3.69	220.025320	The Menace To Human Survival	1963	1963
3.69	220.025330	The Imminent Danger of Nuclear War	1963
3.69	220.025335a	letter to Mr. Vladimir Kucera of Czechoslovak radio, re answers to political questions	1963
3.69	220.025335al	Brief message to the World Assembly of Penfriends	1963
3.69	220.025335b	Message given to Miss Jean Acton of the Birmingham Y.C.N.D. Working Group	1963
3.69	220.025335c	Message to the Chittagong Karnaphuli Lions Club	1963
3.69	220.025335d	letter to Mr. N. Fraidenraich, re the political responsibility of Argentine students	1963
3.69	220.025335e	letter to Dr. Heinrich Buchbinder and message re the proposal of Swiss atomic arms & underground tests	1963
3.69	220.025335f	Message to the National Conference of the Youth Peace Campaign	1963
3.69	220.025335g	letter to Jacques Singer containing the answers to 2 questions re music	1963
3.69	220.025335h	Message to the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, re the sentence of Rev. Ashton Jones	1963
3.69	220.025335i	letter to Mr. Felix Greene, re a word about his photographica book	1963
3.69	220.025335j	letter and message to Mr. Jeffrey Sheppard Gordon, re students who travelled to Cuba	1963
3.69	220.025335k	Message sent to the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born	1963
3.69	220.025335m	Message given to Mr. Yoshiyuki Tsukaguchi, re opposing the preparation for nuclear war	1963
3.69	220.025335o	letter to the Editor of The Kohnan, re the Test Ban Treaty	1963
3.69	220.025340	The Drive to Nuclear War	1963
3.69	220.025341a	Article sent to Mr. Suresh Ram of the Gandhi Marg, re response to Mr. Patil's article	1963
3.69	220.025341b	An addition to a recent article sent to Mr. Nordal Akerman	1963
3.69	220.025341c	81st Birthday wish for Rockwell Kent from BR	1963
3.69	220.025341d	letter to John Fischer of Harper's, re Mr. Eybye's letter	1963
3.69	220.025341e	Message for Mr. Tran Viet Dung for Cuu Doc, re persecution of Buddhists in Vietnam	1963
3.69	220.025341f	Message sent to Mrs. Marcy E. Edling of the American Humanist Association, re the U.S. Holy war	1963
3.69	220.025341g	Message for Rome Conference on Soviet Jews	1963
3.69	220.025341h	Message sent to Mr. Ralph B. Atkinson, re the bomb tests suits	1963
3.69	220.025345	letter to The Nw York Times ]	1963
3.69	220.025350	Will Man Survive?	1963	1963
3.69	220.025360	Blurb for The Cold War and the Income Tax: A Protest by Edmund Wilson *	1963
3.69	220.025370	Draft of Talk for WNIB	1963
3.69	220.025380	Statement ... on Launching of BRPF and Atlantic Peace Foundation	1963
3.69	220.025390	On the Avoidance of World War III	1963
3.69	220.025391	C63.96	1963	1963
3.69	220.025400	Post‑Kennedy World Outlook	1963	1964
3.70	220.	notes for Memorandum sent to A.M. Hilton, 16/11/63 ]	1963
3.70	220.025405a	Message sent to M. Jean Toujas of the Internationale Foderation der Widerstandskampfer	1963
3.70	220.025405b	Message sent to Mr. Kerby of Frontier titled "The Menace to Human Survival"	1963
3.70	220.025405c	Message to the Conference for the Appeal for Amnesty in Spain	1963
3.70	220.025405d	Message for the All India Peace Congress	1963
3.70	220.025410	My Idea of a Good Newspaper	1963
3.70	220.025410a	Message sent to Mr. Martin Peretz for the meeting to honour Thomas Merton	1963
3.70	220.025410b	letter to Mr. Fernando F. Medina, re answers to cold war questions	1963
3.70	220.025410c	letter to Miss Bradley re an article which BR wrote describing the ideal newspaper enclosing 2 pages of notes on the article	1963
3.70	220.025420	The Myth of American Freedom	1963	1963
3.70	220.025430	The Conflict of Communist and Capitalist Ideologies	1963	1964
3.70	220.025435	There was a young bride of Antigua"
3.70	220.025440	The Philosopher in his more Serious Moments	1963
3.70	220.025445a	Message to the people of Chile and Latin America	1963
3.70	220.025445b	letter to Mr. Raphael Paganelli, re the inaccuracies in Time magazine	1963
3.70	220.025445c	letter to the Editor of The Statesman, re good wishes expressed	1963
3.70	220.025445d	Message for International Student Week for Peace and Friendship	1963
3.70	220.025450	Sequel to the Test Ban Treaty	1963	1963
3.70	220.025460	Statement on Test Ban Treaty ]	1963
3.70	220.025465	Message to the Conference on "World Government" to be held on January 26, 1963	1963
3.70	220.025470	Is the Cold War Immoral?	1963	1964
3.70	220.025471	letter to The Times	1963	1963
3.70	220.025471a	letter to the editor of The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists on the dispute between Dr. Pauling and Professor Glass	1963
3.70	220.025472	letter to New York Times	1963	1963
3.70	220.025472a	letter to the Editor of the Times; Allen & Unwin; Penguin; and Prof. Rotblat outlining an error in Unarmed Victory in a footnote on p. 10 [author: Lamont, Corliss]	1963
3.70	220.025473	letter to New York Times	1963	1963
3.70	220.025474	letter to Sunday Times	1963	1963
3.70	220.025478a	Message sent to Miss Betty Royon on the occasion of the eightieth birthday of Cyrus Eaton	1963
3.70	220.025478b	letter to Mrs. Marnie Siggers, re the publication of a new journal of the Youth Peace Campaign	1963
3.70	220.025478c	letter to Mr. Joe Camilleri, re the securing of funds for the Peace foundations in Malta	1963
3.70	220.025478d	letter and message sent to Prof. Junichi Aomi of Tokyo University	1963
3.70	220.025478e	letter to the Editor of The Times, re political freedom in the world	1963
3.70	220.025478f	letter to Miss Barbara Kahn, re a booklet of the National Lawyers Guild	1963
3.70	220.025478g	letter to Mr. Genzaburo Yoshino of Iwanami Shoten, Publishers, Tokyo	1963
3.70	220.025478h	Press statement sent to Mr. O. Sheikhmous, re political persecution	1963
3.70	220.025480	On Civil Disobediance	1961	1963
3.70	220.025480a	Message to Algemeiner Deuscher Nachrichtendienst	1963
3.70	220.025480b	Message to the Schools' Conference sent to Andrew Papworth	1963
3.70	220.025480c	letter and message sent to Mr. M.G. Khajanchi of the International Academy of Philosophy	1963
3.70	220.025480d	letter to Mrs. Fogle wishing continued success to Fogle's Bookshop	1963
3.70	220.025480e	letter to Mr. Murti praising his book on BR's pacifism	1963
3.70	220.025480f	letter to Mr.Langford re Neville	1963
3.70	220.025480g	letter to Dr. Stonier expressing approval and interest in his book Nuclear Disaster	1963
3.70	220.025480h	letter praising Dr. Tom Stonier's book Nuclear Disaster	1963
3.70	220.025490	Statement for recording for Conference of World Freethinkers	1963
3.70	220.025500	Pacem in Terris	1963	1963
3.70	220.025510	Warsaw Ghetto Uprising	1963
3.70	220.025520	A Decent Way to Live	1963	1963
3.70	220.025530	Message to the Congress [of solidarity with Cuba ]	1963	1963
3.70	220.025540	International Politics in 1962 International Prospects for 1963	1962
3.70	220.025570	Statement on Test Ban Treaty ]	1963
3.70	220.025580	Things I Have been Called	1963
3.70	220.025581	Statement by Bertrand Russell to the Cardiff Peace Committee Conference"	1963
3.70	220.025582	Statement on wars ]	1963
3.70	220.025583	letter to Daily Worker ]	1963
3.70	220.025584	Message to the "Break Through to Disarmament" Congress ...	1963
3.70	220.025584a	letter to Miss Hilton enclosing a memorandum on the Negro Movement in the U.S. and the use of violence	1963
3.70	220.025584c	letter to Mr. Stone re his book "The Haunted Fifties" and suggesting titles for further volumes	1963
3.70	220.025590	Introduction to the English Edition of "The Warfare State"	1962
3.70	220.025600	Statement to the Press, 13 May, 1963, from The Earl Russell, O.M., F.R.S.	1963	1963
3.70	220.025605	Letters to The Times, Pravda ] *	1963
3.70	220.025610	Thoughts on a Solution for Cyprus
3.70	220.025620	Memorandum II: Arab Refugees and the Dispute
3.70	220.025640	The Last Days of Europe
3.70	220.025660	Sentence of Death
3.70	220.025670	on World Government ]
3.70	220.025680	outline ]
3.70	220.025681	Statements on Spies for Peace	1963
3.71	220.025682	letter to Observer	1964	1964
3.71	220.025682a	Preface by BR to Bertrand Russell's Best	1964
3.71	220.025682b	letter to the Editor of Saint Louis Dispatch, re the war in Vietnam	1964
3.71	220.025682c	letter to the Editor of Evenng Leningrad, re the anniversary of the liberation of Leningrad	1964
3.71	220.025682d	letter and message to Mr. Jotaro Kawakami of the Socialist Party of Japan	1964
3.71	220.025682e	letter to Frau Anneliese Brandt, re the release of her husband	1964
3.71	220.025682f	letter to the Editor of Otechestven Front, re the most important event of 1963	1964
3.71	220.025682g	Message to the British Committee for Portuguese Amnesty	1964
3.71	220.025682h	Press statement, re NATO forces in Cyprus	1964
3.71	220.025682i	letter to the Editor of The Observer, re use of chemicals in Vietnam	1964
3.71	220.025682j	Message to Monkoyo Church of Izuo (Toshio Miyake)	1964
3.71	220.025682k	Message for German Metal Workers' Union (encl. in letter to S.F. Kissin & Werner Thoenesen)	1964
3.71	220.025682l	Message to Eileen Bernal	1964
3.71	220.025682m	Statement on Behalf of Bloomington Students	1964
3.71	220.025683	letter to Observer	1964	1964
3.71	220.025683a	letter to the Editor of The Observer, re the use of chemicals in Vietnam	1964
3.71	220.025683b	Message to the Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs	1964
3.71	220.025683c	Message sent to Mrs. J. Abercrombie, re the struggle against nuclear war	1964
3.71	220.025683d	letter and message to Mr. Franco Petrone to the Conference Intl. de la Jeunesse et des Etudiants	1964
3.71	220.025683e	letter to the Editor of The New York, re U.S. policy in South East Asia	1964
3.71	220.025683f	letter to the Editor of the Christian Science Monitor, re U.S. policy in South East Asia	1964
3.71	220.025683g	Press statement re the pressure on Libya to continue military bases	1964
3.71	220.025683h	letter of support for the journal Fact (used for publicity) Ralph Ginzburg	1964
3.71	220.025683i	Message (re nuclear war) encl. in letter to United World Federalists (Martha Drake)	1964
3.71	220.025684	C64.19	1964	1964
3.71	220.025684a	letter and message to Mr. Craig for the Unitarian Committee Forum in Calgary	1964
3.71	220.025684b	letter to the Editor of Vanita Maha Vidyalaya, re the danger of nuclear war	1964
3.71	220.025684c	Message to a conference in Stockholm	1964
3.71	220.025684d	Message to the committee to honour Dr. Uphaus	1964
3.71	220.025684e	Message sent to Mr. Fritz Hollstein, re the danger of nuclear war	1964
3.71	220.025684f	Message sent to the All India Peace Council	1964
3.71	220.025684g	Message sent to the All India Independent Trade Union's Conference	1964
3.71	220.025684h	letter and message sent to Mr. S. Ratknic, re the danger of nuclear war
3.71	220.025685	letter to Varsity	1964	1964
3.71	220.025685a	letter to Mr. Havighurst containing reminiscences of Massingham	1964
3.71	220.025685b	Message for the Easter peace march in Switzerland	1964
3.71	220.025685c	Message sent to the Women's Strike for Peace	1964
3.71	220.025686	letter to various newspapers	1964	1964
3.71	220.025687	letter to Daily Telegraph	1964	1964
3.71	220.025688	letter to Daily Telegraph	1964	1964
3.71	220.025689	letter to Sunday Times ]	1964	1964
3.71	220.025690	C.N.D. & C. 100 membership in the Labour Party ]
3.71	220.025693a	Message sent to Mr. Takehiko Yoshimura	1964
3.71	220.025693b	letter to Mr. Charles Haughey, Ireland Minister for Justice, re Grattan Paxon	1964
3.71	220.025693c	Statement by BR, re the persecution of Jews in the Soviet Union and elsewhere	1964
3.71	220.025693d	letter to Mr. Lewis, re Thomas Paine	1964
3.71	220.025695	Message for Nobel Dinner	1963
3.71	220.025696a	letter and message sent to Mr. Prakobsantisukh, re the policy of Thailand	1964
3.71	220.025696b	letter to the Editor (Morris Watson) of The Dispatcher	1964
3.71	220.025698	Christmas Message
3.71	220.025699	Statement on work of BRPF ]
3.71	220.025700	Trafalgar Square [speech ]
3.71	220.025701	letter to The Guardian ]	1964
3.71	220.025702	letter to The Observer ]	1964
3.71	220.025703	letter to Daily Worker, New Statesman, Observer	1964
3.71	220.025704	letter to various U.S. newspapers ]	1964
3.71	220.025705	letter to the Guardian ]	1964
3.71	220.025706	Statement on the Warren Commission Report	1964	1964
3.71	220.025707	letter to the Sunday Times ]	1964
3.71	220.025708	letters to the Observer ]; author: Wood, P.M.	1964
3.71	220.025708a	[Author: Schoenman, Ralph]	1964
3.71	220.025710	The Case for British Neutralism
3.71	220.025720	Prevent World War III?
3.71	220.025730	Civil Disobedience
3.71	220.025740	Odds and Ends ]
3.71	220.026500	Africa and the Movement for Peace	1964	1964
3.71	220.026508a	Statement for Al-Hamishmar/Al Mirsad	1964
3.71	220.026508b	letter to the Editor of The Guardian, re jingoism for South Arabia	1964
3.71	220.026508c	Message sent to Mr. Stefan Stanchev of Tourist Magazine	1964
3.71	220.026508d	Message to the Hamburger Komitee zur Wahrung demokratischer	1964
3.71	220.026508e	Message for the book The German Problem: roadblock to disarmament by the Women's Strike for Peace	1964
3.71	220.026508f	Statement re Royal Tour of the Shah (encl. in letter to Hassan Massali Confed of Iranian Students)	1964
3.71	220.026508g	letter to the Editor of Sunday Times, re the efforts of Mr. Mark Lane	1964
3.71	220.026508h	Message for the highschool publication, Unters Call	1964
3.71	220.026508i	letter to Mr. Eber of the Movement for Colonial Freedom, re the war in Vietnam	1964
3.71	220.026508j	Statement on the death of Nehru	1964
3.71	220.026510	G53	1964
3.71	220.026510a	letter to the Editor of The Times	1964
3.71	220.026510b	Preface for Bertrand Russell's Best encl. with letter to Prof. Egner	1964
3.71	220.026520	aphorisms ]	1964
3.71	220.026528a	Message sent to Prof. Raffaello Monti, re the danger posed by nuclear missiles	1964
3.71	220.026528b	Statement about Mr. Nehru encl. in letter to M.S. Arnoni	1964
3.71	220.026528c	Message sent to the Count of Westphalen and the Deutsche Friedens Union	1964
3.71	220.026528d	Statement re Nehru, encl. in letter to P.C. Das	1964
3.71	220.026528e	Press Statement re the political prisoners being held in Greece	1964
3.71	220.026528f	Statement re the suspension of two professors from Paterson State College	1964
3.71	220.026528f1	letter and statement to Signor Lombardi, re Laos and Vietnam	1964
3.71	220.026528g	Message encl. in letter to Tom Waite re Socialist Youth Movement	1964
3.71	220.026530	A New Policy for Friends of Peace	1964	1964
3.72	220.	An Appeal on the Danger to the World of Goldwater's Policies (a number of signatories)	1964
3.72	220.026540	Anomalies of the Cold War	1964	1964
3.72	220.026541	Message to Al Hamishmar for July 26, 1963	1963	1963
3.72	220.026542	Letter to The Times ] *	1964	1964
3.72	220.026542a	letter to Prof. Gellner re the proofs of his book on Thought & Change	1964
3.72	220.026542b	letter to Mr. Prochazka praising his magazine and enclosing answers to questions	1964
3.72	220.026542c	notes on communism and capitalism, and BR's preferred system	1964
3.72	220.026542d	letter to Mr. Khrushchev re publishing their exchange and BR's disfavour for both political ideologies	1964
3.72	220.026550	Notes in case of need if Khrushchev publishes B.R.'s letter on his own.	1964
3.72	220.026560	Introduction [to Stetler's Vietnam ] *	1964
3.72	220.026570	16 Questions on the Assassination[? ]	1964	1964
3.72	220.026580	speech for anti-apartheid meeting, Trafalgar Square	1964
3.72	220.026590	statement on Cold War re: Horowitz's Free World Colossus	1964
3.72	220.026600	The Duty of a Philosopher in This Age	1964	1976
3.72	220.026601	letter to Sunday Times	1964	1964
3.72	220.026602	letter to The Times	1964	1964
3.72	220.026603	letter to Sunday Times	1964	1964
3.72	220.026603a	letter to Unwin enclosing a short preface for German Social Democracy	1964
3.72	220.026603b	Statement for Tass on Test Ban Treaty	1964
3.72	220.026603c	Statement for Novosti Press	1964
3.72	220.026620	Statement on the Attacks on North Vietnam	1964
3.72	220.026622a	letter to the secretary of the CND, re the candidacy of Senator Goldwater	1964
3.72	220.026623a	letter to H.E. Mohammed Mossadegh, re sponsorship of the BRPF in Iran	1964
3.72	220.026625	Letter to various papers ]	1964
3.72	220.026630	Colonialism, Oppression and South Arabia	1964	1964
3.72	220.026630a	Statement on Stuart Christie and Fernando Carballo	1964
3.72	220.026630b	Cable to Dr. Allende	1964
3.72	220.026631	letter to the Times	1964	1964
3.72	220.026632	letter to various newspapers	1964	1964
3.72	220.026635a	Message encl. in letter to William McIllroy	1964
3.72	220.026635b	letter and message sent to Mr. Gerald Gotting of the Christlich-Demokratische Union	1964
3.72	220.026635b1	letter to Brian Yapp and answers to his questions	1964
3.72	220.026635b2	letter to Mr. Prochazka, and answers to his questions, for the Czechoslovak Youth1964, 16 Sept. ]
3.72	220.026635c	Statement re the efforts of Mr. Craft to expose the inadequacies of the foreign policies of parties	1964
3.72	220.026635d	letter and message to Mr. J.M. Alexander, re the Rational Review	1964
3.72	220.026635d1	message to Mamie Smith of South Africa Protest, re the struggle for liberty in South Africa	1964
3.72	220.026635e	Message on the occasion of the centenary of The Nation	1964
3.72	220.026635f	Message sent to the Congress of the International Union of Students	1964
3.72	220.026635g	Message re South African tyranny and the efforts of Dr. Alexander. Encl. in letter to Connie Kirkby/Alexander Defence Committee	1964
3.72	220.026638a	Answers to questions re foreign policy and Turkey's role in international politics	1964
3.72	220.026638b	letter to Mr. Abidine Dino, re the answers to his questions about the BRPF	1964
3.72	220.026640	on the report of the Warren Commission	1964	1964
3.72	220.026640a	letter answered message to Mr. A. Randolph, re the Norman Thomas 80th Birthday Committee	1964
3.72	220.026640b	An Open Letter to President Johnson	1964
3.72	220.026640c	Press statement, re BR's resignation of the CND	1964
3.72	220.026640d	letter and message sent to James G. Patton of the National Farmers Union, New York	1964
3.72	220.026640e	Overnight cable sent to Daniel Mayer, Conference sur la Situation des Juifs en Union Sovietique	1964
3.72	220.026640f	letter to Mr. Barua containing reminiscences of Edward Carpenter	1964
3.72	220.026640g	letter to A. Baldwin praising his book of photographs	1964
3.72	220.026640h	Cable to U.S. President Johnson, re the atrocities in South Vietnam	1964
3.72	220.026650	Oppression in South Arabia	1964	1964
3.72	220.026660	statement on Goldwater	1964	1964
3.72	220.026661	letter to Daily Telegraph	1964	1964
3.72	220.02662a	letter and message sent to Mr. S. Goldbloom of the Congress for International Co-operation and Disarmament	1964
3.72	220.02662b	Message for the Conference for the Denuclearisation of the Mediteranean both at Sea and on Land	1964
3.72	220.02662c	Message given to Mrs. P. Andrews, re Hiroshima Day Address	1964
3.72	220.02662d	Message given to Mrs. Kay Jackson, re interrupting the nuclear tests by small craft	1964
3.72	220.02662e	letter and message to Prof. W.P. Davidon, re Albert Einstein	1964
3.72	220.02662f	Press release re BR's meeting with the UN Secrtary-General, U Thant	1964
3.72	220.02662g	Statement for the Australian and New Zealand Congress re Nuclear Free Zone (encl. in letter to S. Goldbloom)	1964
3.72	220.02662h	Message given to Dr. Buro, re the development of nuclear weapons in Germany	1964
3.72	220.026670	Answers to Questions of At‑Tarik Review *	1964	1964
3.72	220.026672a	letter and message sent to Mr. E. Egorov of Tass for the Youth Forum	1964
3.72	220.026672b	Statement sent to The Vema, attack by Turkish jet bombers on Cypriot villages	1964
3.72	220.026672c	letter and message to Mr. Dave Shipper, re the remilitarisation of Germany	1964
3.72	220.026672d	letter and message to Mr. David Blum, re Albert Schweitzer's 90th birthday	1964
3.72	220.026680	The American Empire	1964	1964
3.72	220.026690	Semantics and the Cold War	1964	1964
3.72	220.026690a	letter to Ms. Furth containing reminiscences of V.K. Ting	1964
3.72	220.026700	The Increase of American Violence	1964	1965
3.72	220.026710	Synopsis of The Dream of Genghis Khan or The Divided Mind	1964
3.72	220.026720	My View of the Cold War	1963	1964
3.72	220.026721	letter to The Guardian ]	1964	1964
3.72	220.026722	letter to The Times	1964	1964
3.72	220.026723	letter to The Daily Telegraph	1964	1964
3.72	220.026723a	Reasons for Leaving the Labour Party"	1964
3.73	220.026730	New Tyranny, New Deceit	1963
3.73	220.026730a	letter to the Editor of the Times re contributing to Penthouse	1964
3.73	220.026735a	Statement re the growth of nuclear weapons in the world	1964
3.73	220.026735b	letter and message sent to Mrs. Janice Symons, re the Congress for International Cooperation and Disarmament	1964
3.73	220.026735c	letter to Lord Gladwyn responding to various points; also a synopsis page for BR's reply	1964
3.73	220.026740	War and Peace in the Nuclear Era	1963	1964
3.73	220.026740a	Message in support of the Heretics Society encl. in letter to A.D. Cornell	1964
3.73	220.026740b	letter to Mr. Gray recalling the Russian Revolution	1964
3.73	220.026740c	letter and message sent to Dr. Wilheim Ude, re the danger of war	1964
3.73	220.026740d	Open Letter to President Johnson re the Vietnam War	1964
3.73	220.026740e	Press Statement, re the reports of events in the Congo by the Western press	1965
3.73	220.026741	C64.91	1964	1964
3.73	220.026742	C64.92	1964	1964
3.73	220.026742a	Message to Mr. Jeffrey Gordon of The May Second Movement, re the war atrocities in Vietnam	1964
3.73	220.026743	Free World Barbarism: The War of Atrocity in Vietnam	1964	1964
3.73	220.026745a	Message encl. in letter to H. Massali re Iran	1964
3.73	220.026745b	letter to the Editor of The Illustrated Weekly of India, re replies to questions about Gandhi	1964
3.73	220.026745c	Message for the Indian Rationalist Association encl. in letter to S. Ramanthan Indian Rationalist Association	1964
3.73	220.026750	South Vietnam Broadcast by Bertrand Russell for Political Union Board of Stanford	1964
3.73	220.026755a	Brief Analysis of the Propagandist Statements on Disarmament and Nuclear-free zon made by the Peoples Republic of China	1964
3.73	220.026760	Notes for propaganda	1964	1964
3.73	220.026770	Genesis of the name of the Fabian Society	1965
3.73	220.026770a	statement about the document "Counterblast" encl. in letter to Mr. Maher	1965
3.73	220.026780	intension & extension ]	1965
3.73	220.026780	letter to Prof. Blotner containing reminiscences of Faulkner	1965
3.73	220.026790	II: Err.	1965
3.73	220.026791	message to Izvestia ]	1965
3.73	220.026792	letter to The Guardian ]	1965
3.73	220.026793	letter to Daily Telegraph ]	1965
3.73	220.026800	Statement by Bertrand Russell [on U.S. policy of "experimental slaughter" ]; author: Schoenman, Ralph	1965	1965
3.73	220.026810	Danger in South‑East Asia	1965	1965
3.73	220.026810a	statement for Mrs. Ghosh re the West German Government and the Hallstein doctrine	1965
3.73	220.026810a1	Message sent to Mrs. Paula Wiking Ghosh, re the West German Hallstein Dictrine	1965
3.73	220.026810b	Two answers to questions put by Mr. Bernand Jendrejewski of Elan	1965
3.73	220.026810b1	letter and telegrams sent to Mrs. Gloria Feldman, re the war in Vietnam	1965
3.73	220.026810c	Press statement re the suspension of the death sentence in Ghana	1965
3.73	220.026810d	Message from BR to the Conference Against Repression in Spain, London	1965
3.73	220.026810e	Statement re Harlem encl. in letter to William McAdoo Cerge	1965
3.73	220.026820	Prospects of Escalation in South‑East Asia	1965	1965
3.73	220.026830	The Labour Party's Foreign Policy; author: Schoenman, Ralph	1965
3.73	220.026830	A134, C65.18		1965
3.73	220.026840	C65.09; author: Abaya, Hernando J.; Weekly Graphic, Manila	1965	1965
3.73	220.026840a	A word of endorsement for The Minority One	1965
3.73	220.026840b	Press statement re the murder of Malcolm X	1965
3.73	220.026840c	Message to Mr. L. Douglas, re the book, Heusinger of the Fourth Reich, by Charles Allen	1965
3.73	220.026841	letter to New York Herald Tribune ]	1965
3.73	220.026842	C65.30	1965	1965
3.73	220.026843	Press Statement [on Ken Coates' expulsion from Labour Party ]	1966
3.73	220.026844	Letter to St. Louis Globe‑Democrat ] *	1965
3.73	220.026844a	letter to Mr. Aslam re his book "The Race between Folly and Wisdom"	1965
3.73	220.026850	Prospects for Peace in 1966	1964	1965
3.73	220.026850a	Message on the occasion of the First Tri-Continental Conference of the revolutionary peoples	1965
3.73	220.026850b	Statement to Pravda, re the proposed multilateral nuclear force	1965
3.73	220.026850c	Statement on the German Peace Union	1965
3.73	220.026850d	Statement on Emergency Legislation	1965
3.73	220.026850e	Statement on Nuclear Weapons for Central Europe	1965
3.73	220.026850f	Message re sit-in demonstration encl. in letter to The Parents Defence Committee for Berkeley Students (Adele Erenberg)	1965
3.74	220.	A message for the Centenary brochure of the National Secular Society encl. in letter	1965
3.74	220.026860	Supplement to the volume on B.R. in the Schilpp Library ...	1965
3.74	220.026861	Possibilities of Peace	1965
3.74	220.026870	Statement for Symposium on Vietnam in Florence	1965
3.74	220.026870a	letter and message to Mr. Tufail A. Qureshi of Wisdom, re American attacks on North Vietnam	1965
3.74	220.026870b	Message for the Easter marches in the Federal German Republic	1965
3.74	220.026870b1	Message sent to Mr. K. Coates, re "reckless actions of the American Government in Vietnam"	1965
3.74	220.026870b2	Message sent to Mr. Lumbreras, re the publication of Aurora Social	1965
3.74	220.026870c	Message to the Scandinavian Conference on the Situation of Jews in the Soviet Union	1965
3.74	220.026870d	Message encl. in letter to John R. Osborne re committee to Aid the South Vietnamese Liberation Front	1965
3.74	220.026871	letter to The Times ]	1965
3.74	220.026872	letter to Sunday Times ]	1965
3.74	220.026873	statement on Tariq Ali's candidacy in Fulham]	1965
3.74	220.026874	letter to The Observer ]	1965	1965
3.74	220.026875	letter to the Daily Worker	1965	1965
3.74	220.026880	statement on US imperialism for Berkeley Vietnam Day Committee	1965	1965
3.74	220.026880a	Message to Marathon Peace March	1965
3.74	220.026880b	Statement re the situation in the Dominican Republic	1965
3.74	220.026881	letter to various newspapers	1965	1965
3.74	220.026881a	Statement for World Conference of Peace at Helsinki	1965
3.74	220.026881a1	Overnight cable sent to Martin Peretz of Harvard, re greetings to a teach-in	1965
3.74	220.026881b	Message for the Pakistan Association of World Federalists	1965
3.74	220.026881c	letter to Mr. Simpson, re a proposed demonstration at the Air Force base at Comox, BC	1965
3.74	220.026882	letter to The Times	1965	1965
3.74	220.026884a	Statement of Pakistan's Foreign Policy	1965
3.74	220.026884b	Message to the people of Pakistan on the occasion of their Independence Day celebrations
3.74	220.026884c	A warning to the people of New Zealand and Australia	1965
3.74	220.026884d	Article by BR called "The Negro Rising"	1965
3.74	220.026884e	Message to the Ann Arbor Defence Fund	1966
3.74	220.026888a	Message introducing Robert Bolt interview in the U.S.A.	1965
3.74	220.026888b	Message encl. in letter to Anwar Akhter Ahmed from RS (message in support of Search)	1965
3.74	220.026888c	Statement on Indian-Pakistan War	1965
3.74	220.026890	Article for Fact	1965	1965
3.74	220.026890a	3 radio broadcasts re the Vietnam War encl. in a letter to Mr. Sturgis	1965
3.74	220.026890b	letter to Dr. Szasz re his book Pschiatric Justice	1965
3.74	220.026895a	Message sent to Mr. Z. Tofallis, re the independence of Cyprus	1965
3.74	220.026895b	Interview of BR by Khalid	1965
3.74	220.026895c	Statement given to Zymunt Elbinski, for translation into Polish	1965
3.74	220.026895d	Message for the Iranian students staging a hunger strike in London	1965
3.74	220.026900	Speech [on Labour Government's Foreign Policy ] for Y.C.N.D.	1965	1965
3.74	220.026910	on Indo-Pakastani War	1965	1965
3.74	220.026910a	message for the National Secular Society centenary encl. in a letter to Mr. McIlroy	1965
3.74	220.026920	on Einstein	1965	1967
3.74	220.026924a	Message to the Phillippine Branch of the BRPF encl. in letter to F. Nemenzo	1965
3.74	220.026925a	Statement to the Japanese people on the Vietnam war	1965
3.74	220.026925a1	letter and message to Mr. T. Schoenman, re greetings to a teach-in at UCLA	1965
3.74	220.026925b	Statement from BR to the Soviet Peace Fund, re the proposals of the World Congress of Peace	1965
3.74	220.026925c	Message to Mr. S.W. Razvi, re the aggressive U.S. war in Vietnam	1965
3.74	220.026930	Review of The Crippled Tree by Han Suyin	1965	1965
3.74	220.026930a	Message to Iranian Students encl. in letter to K. Chakeri Confederation of Iranian Students (National Union)	1965
3.74	220.026930b	Statement re the arrest of Madalyn Murray	1965
3.74	220.026930c	Recorded message from BR to the people of Cuba	1965
3.74	220.026930d	letter to Prof. Singh containing BR's thoughts about Leopardi	1965
3.74	220.026930e	New Year's message requested by Pravda	1965
3.74	220.026940	The Threat to Pakistan	1965	1965
3.74	220.026950	Foreword to The Problem of China	1965
3.74	220.026960	Interview for "Scanteia" (Rumania)	1965
3.75	220.026970	Article for Pakistan "Morning News"	1966	1966
3.75	220.026972a	Message encl. in letter to Martha W. Dudley/Defenders of 3 against HUAC	1966
3.75	220.026974b	Text of remarks on article for Paris Match	1966
3.75	220.026980	Tape‑recorded statement for BBC broadcast [on CND and Committee of 100 ]	1966
3.75	220.026990	Preface to "Rush to Judgement"	1966
3.75	220.027000	Introduction to Archives Catalogue	1967	1967
3.75	220.027010	Foreword to "Kuboyama, and the Saga of the Lucky Dragon"	1965
3.75	220.027020	Miltonic Lament ]
3.75	220.027021	C65.15	1965	1965
3.75	220.027025a	Statement on Kurds	1960
3.75	220.027025b	Statement re the coup attempt in Indonesia and the U.S. seventh fleet	1966
3.75	220.027030	My heart is filled full with anguish'
3.75	220.027036a	Statement re the political murder of Leo Bernard	1966
3.75	220.027038	Speech ... on Radio Hanoi to American Soldiers Serving in South Vietnam	1966
3.75	220.027039	War Crimes in Vietnam	1967
3.75	220.027040	C66.38	1966	1966
3.75	220.027040a	letter to Mrs. d'Ancona enclosing a short message for Pickham School re international affairs and the Vietnam War	1966
3.75	220.027040b	letter to Mr. Barzman wishing him success in organizing opposition to the Vietnam War	1966
3.75	220.027041	C66.09	1966	1966
3.75	220.027041a	Message encl. in letter to S. Chattapadhyay re famine in India	1966
3.75	220.027042	Napalm and Mass Murder	1966
3.75	220.027050	My Uncle Rollo's Dream
3.75	220.027060	Interview with Compass and Fleet *	1964	1964
3.75	220.027070	War and Atrocity in Vietnam	1964	1964
3.75	220.027080	Memorandum on Eastern European Jewry
3.75	220.027090	Joachim Joesten	1964
3.75	220.027091	Letter to The Times ] *	1964	1964
3.75	220.027100	Freedom in Iran	1964	1964
3.75	220.027101	Replies to Questions for the Sun and the Journal *	1964	1964
3.75	220.027102	Letter to The Sunday Telegraph ] *	1965	1965
3.75	220.027102	Letter to The Sunday Telegraph ] *	1965
3.75	220.027108a	Endorsement for the book, Dark Star	1966
3.75	220.027110	The Need for Non‑Alignment	1966	1966
3.75	220.027110a	letter to Rotblat, re the possibility of co-operation	1966
3.75	220.027110b	Message given to Mrs. Mamie Smith, re honouring Mr. Robert Resha	1966
3.75	220.027110c	Statement re the journalistic efforts of La Sinistra	1966
3.75	220.027110d	International Declaration of Mathematicians on Vietnam, sent to Prof. Laurent Schwartz	1966
3.75	220.027111	Letter to The Times ] *	1964
3.75	220.027112	Statement on "The Face of War"	1964
3.75	220.027113	Letter to Literaturnaia Gazeta & Soviet Heimland ] *	1964
3.75	220.027114	Letter to The Times ] *	1964
3.75	220.027115	Letter to The Times ] *	1964
3.75	220.027116	Letter to The Times ] *	1964
3.75	220.027117	Press Statement [on the expulsion of Ken Coates ]	1965
3.75	220.027118	Letter to The New York Times, etc. ] *	1964
3.75	220.027120	Statement on South‑East Asia, with J.D. Bernal ]	1964
8.05	220.000000	Private Memoirs - EMBARGOED	1956
9.01	220.148001	Abstract of Lobatchewsky	1895
9.01	220.148001a-d	Notes on Lunda and Lotze	1893
9.01	220.148001b	Frege	1902
9.01	220.148001c	Frege Vol. II	1902
9.01	220.148001d	Schiller	1912
9.01	220.148001e	The Proposed Change in The Ordination Service	1913	1913
9.01	220.148001f	Wiener	1914
9.01	220.148001g	What is Meant by "A believes p"?	1923
9.01	220.148001h	Notes/B.A.W.R.	1934
9.01	220.148001i	Plotinus [removed from opening pages of W.R. Inge's 'The Philosophy of Plotinus'	1919	1919
9.01	220.148002	Notes on ] Reichenbach, Experience and Prediction, and Probability	1945
9.01	220.148002a	Bertrand Russell and the U.S.A. Manchester Guardian	1952	1952
9.01	220.148002b	Notes on ] Reichenbach, Warhscheinlichkeitslehre	1945
9.01	220.148002c	Culture and the State	1948
9.01	220.148002d-e	Letter to Manchester Guardian, with typescripts of 2 others: science doctor, Margaret Lloyd	1952	1952
9.01	220.148003	Stalin's Legacy	1953
9.01	220.148004	A New Russian Policy?	1953	1953
9.01	220.148005	What India Can Do for Mankind	1954
9.01	220.148006	Where Will Britain Stand in 2000 A.D.?	1954	1955
9.01	220.148007	Men and Women in 2000 A.D.	1954	1954
9.01	220.148008	Education in 2000 A.D.		1955
9.01	220.148009	The State in 2000 A.D.		1955
9.01	220.148010	Man's Peril from the Hydrogen Bomb	1954	1954
9.01	220.148010a	Introduction to C. Lamont's 'Freedom is as Freedom Does'	1956	1956
9.01	220.148010b	Review of M.P. Sharp's Was Justice Done? The Rosenberg-Sobell Case ]	1957
9.01	220.148012	Inconsistency?	1958	1958
9.01	220.148012a	After Four Minutes?	1960	1960
9.01	220.148012b	Peace? and Freedom? New Leader	1960
9.01	220.148012c	A Reply to Dr. Hook's Rejoinder	1960	1958
9.01	220.148013	Speech for Federal Union	1960
9.01	220.148014-15	Great Britain as a Neutral	1960	1960
9.01	220.148016	Statement for Sanity and Suicide	1960
9.01	220.148017	Press Statement by BR and Michael Scott	1960	1960
9.01	220.148018	The Cold War & the Income Tax: A Protest	1960
9.01	220.148019	Joint Statement by the President and Chairman of The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament	1960	1960
9.01	220.148020	Lord Simon of Wythenshawe ]	1960
9.01	220.148021	Polaris	1960	1961
9.01	220.148021d	C61.05-MISSING
9.01	220.148022	The Case for Neutralism	1960	1960
9.01	220.148024	S. for recording for CND ]	1960
9.01	220.	Notes on geometry ]	1894
9.01	220.	Bosanquet pp. 125-32	1895
9.01	220.	Oscillations of 4 Particles Under Attraction & Repulsion	1897
9.01	220.	Wundt	1897
9.01	220.	Hertz	1898
9.01	220.	Borel's Proof of Schroder-Bernstein Theorem	1901
9.01	220.	MacColl	1901
9.01	220.	Bergson Laughter	1912
9.01	220.	On Propositions': discussion (notes on speakers)	1919
9.01	220.	Memorandum on the Boxer Indemnity	1923
9.01	220.	Cobden's Writings	1933
9.01	220.	Ure	1937
9.01	220.	Spain, 1939 [trans. of Sahl's poem "Spanien"]	1942
9.01	220.	Qualities'	c.1942
9.01	220.	Using Beelzebub to cast Out Satan"	1951
9.01	220.	letter to the Editor of the New Leader	1952
9.01	220.	letter to the Federal Parole Board re Jacob Mindel encl. in letter to Mrs. Mindel	1955
9.01	220.	Notes on Lowenthal ]	1956
9.01	220.	Statement by BR for Reynolds News re attack on Egypt	1956
9.01	220.	Message to the meeting to be held at Penrhyndeudraeth on 3 Nov. 1956	1956
9.01	220.	letter to Mr. Thomas re exchange in the New Leader	1957
9.01	220.	Statement to Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs	1957
9.01	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times responding to letter from Schuyler N. Warren	1957
9.01	220.	Appeal to President of the French Republic re Djamila Bouhired	1957
9.01	220.	letter to David Jowett and D. Chadwick. Re: the Oxford questionnaire	1958
9.01	220.	Statement supporting the (Le Mans) danger of nuclear war meeting	1958
9.01	220.	Letter to the Prime Minister of the Swiss Republic	1958
9.01	220.	Letter to the Editor of the Times	1958
9.01	220.	Statement supporting defendents in the trial of the Direct Action Committee	1959
9.01	220.	letter to Mr. G. Rassadin of the Soviet Russia Journal. Re: Answers to their questions	1959
9.01	220.	A Tribute to Margaret McMillan	1960
9.01	220.	Message of Greeting to the meeting in Madison Square Garden on May 19	1960
9.01	220.	letter of support to Professor Pauling	1960
9.01	220.	Statements concerning the controversy with Canon Collins	1960
9.01	220.	Alastor Removed from Russell's copy of The Complete Works of Percy Bysche Shelley
9.02	220.148025	Statement by Bertrand Russell--February 25, 1961--Trafalgar Square	1961
9.02	220.148025a	Thermonuclear War: Battle of the Experts New Republic	1961
9.02	220.148026	Human Life is in Danger	1961	1961
9.02	220.	letter to Mr. Davies. Re: protest against German troops in Wales	1961
9.02	220.148027	Speech for Committee of 100	1961
9.02	220.148028	The Two K's Versus Mankind	1961
9.02	220.148029	Speech by Bertrand Russell for Hyde Park (madein Trafalgar Square)	1961
9.02	220.148031	To the Editor of The Daily Mail	1961
9.02	220.148032	To the Editor of The Daily Mail	1961
9.02	220.148032a	Notes on the Berlin Crisis	1961
9.02	220.148033	Requirements of World Leadership Today	1961
9.02	220.148036-7	Trafalgar Square Meeting The Times	1961
9.02	220.148038	Trafalgar Square Meeting The Times	1961
9.02	220.148039	Statement for Press Conference September 9th Demonstration	1961
9.02	220.148040	Letter to the Editor of The Guardian	1961
9.02	220.148041-2	Speech by Bertrand Russell for Meeting at Cardiff, 1st November, 1961	1961	1962
9.02	220.	Statement made to the Welsh Press on Nov. 30	1962
9.02	220.	Telegrams sent to Nehru & 1st December. Chou-en-Lai	1962
9.02	220.	Press Statement re Kashmir	1962
9.02	220.148043	Speech for Nonesuch Records	1961
9.02	220.148044-6	Speech by Bertrand Russell for Trafalgar Square meeting	1961
9.02	220.	BR replies to a cable, re the proposed Rapacki plan for an atomic free zone in Europe	1961
9.02	220.148047	The Role of Neutrals in Dissolving the East-West Deadlock	1961
9.02	220.148048	Speech for Foyles Literary Luncheon 23 November 1961	1961
9.02	220.148049	Whose Victory?	1961
9.02	220.148050	Memorandum from BR, 15 Dec 1961
9.02	220.148051-3	Memorandum from BR to the Members and Supporters of the Committee of 100	1961
9.02	220.	New Year Greetings to the Cyprus Youth	1961
9.02	220.148055-6	To My Japanese Readers [of Has Man a Future? ]	1961
9.02	220.148057-8	Prison Sentences	1961
9.02	220.148057a	Birmingham	1961
9.02	220.148059-60	Statement for 'Revolucion' Habana Cuba	1962	1962
9.02	220.148061	Statement by Bertrand Russell concerning the trial at the Old Bailey of Six members of the Committee of 100	1962
9.02	220.148062	Letter to Professor Ichiro Moritaki ]	1962
9.02	220.148063	Statement from BR, 26 August 1962	1962	1962
9.02	220.148064-71	To Avoid Nuclear War. Atlantic Monthly Galley proofs. Encl. Atlantic Monthly (Louise Dsaulniers) to BR & BR to; copy of article from Atlantic Monthly and New Statesman	1962
9.02	220.	Preface to Juggernaut: The Warfare State by Fred J. Cook	1962
9.02	220.	Message to People of Canada (Canadian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament)	1962
9.02	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Times re civil disobedience	1962
9.02	220.	letter to D.E. Jackson ] re nuclear war	1962
9.02	220.	letter to the Editor Manas	1962
9.02	220.	cable re William Worthy to Robert Kennedy encl. in letter to Taylor Adams from Russell's Secretary	1962
9.02	220.	German translation of letter from BR to Karl Gerst which was sent to Radio Frankfort	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Morning News (Pakistan)	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Mr. V. Kalidas, editor of The Radhakrishan Number, in honour of Dr. Radhakrishan	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Periodico Revolucion. Re: Cuba's role in opposing nuclear policies	1962
9.02	220.	Statement re cold war encl. in letter to Helen Bastable (Committee for Democratic Rights in the U.S.A.)	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Tefkros Anthias. Re: world conference on disarmament in Moscow	1962
9.02	220.148072	C62.50a	1962	1962
9.02	220.	Press Statement re the situation in Cuba	1962
9.02	220.	Message re Chief Albert Lutuli encl. in letter to Kenneth Munro	1962
9.02	220.	Supporting message encl. in letter to Danilo Dolci	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Aleksnadar V. Stefanovic. Re: answering his questions	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Mr. Hoegler. Re: the danger of nuclear warfare	1962
9.02	220.	Two letters in support of Everyman III (letter to Soviet Peace Committee; letter to Dr. Muste)	1962
9.02	220.	Questions pose for the New Statesman interview	1962
9.02	220.	Recorded message for Iraqi Celebrations	1962
9.02	220.148073	Recorded Statement for Zengakuren re: 5-10-62	1962
9.02	220.	letter to the Spanish Ambassador in London	1962
9.02	220.	Message for meeting held on amnesty for Greek Political prisoners	1962
9.02	220.148074-98	Press statement [etc., 22-8 Oct. 1962 ]	1962
9.02	220.148099-123	Press Statement [etc. 22-8 October 1962 ]	1962
9.02	220.148124-25	Message from BR; You Are To Die	1962
9.02	220.148126-7	To London Committee of 100	1962
9.02	220.	Statement to the celebration of October 28, 1940 held in London at the Royal Hotel Woburn Place on Sunday, October 28, 1962	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Mr. Klaus E.R. von Schwarze. Re: the West German government	1962
9.02	220.	Statement for Emergency Civil Liberties Committee upon receipt of the Tom Paine award	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Miss Anna Tsigmond. Re: opposing nuclear preparations	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Mr. Murray Fisher of Playboy. Re: Russell interview	1962
9.02	220.	Statement for Amnesty for Portugal political prisoners. encl. in letter to H. Ward Conference for Amnesty	1962
9.02	220.148128	S. on War over Berlin ]	1962
9.02	220.148129-30	message to Conference ] encl. in letter to Socialist Party of Japan (Jotaro Kawakami)	1962
9.02	220.	Press Statements etc. re the Sino Indian Dispute November 16-26 (encl. Index of Texts and Summaries provided Guardian as of 25 Nov. 1962)	1962
9.02	220.	letter to the Editor of the Washington Post	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Mr. Gurdial Verma. Re: message for their science exhibition	1962
9.02	220.	letter to M.S. Nassar, editor in chief 'As-safa' repsonding to questions re World Affairs
9.02	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Times re nuclear tests	1962
9.02	220.	Statement re the Prosecution of the Association of Victims of the Nazi Regime	1962
9.02	220.	letter to Amrit Kaur re Chinese Cease-fire with India	1962
9.02	220.148131	To President Gamal Abdel Nasser and the People of the United Arab Republic	1962
9.02	220.148132-35	Statement to Young Japanese World Federalists. Statement to Young Japanese from the President of the Committee of 100 in Britain.	1962
9.02	220.	Statement on Nelson Mandela	1962
9.02	220.148136	Answers to two queries	1962
9.02	220.	Draft: Interview with Lord Bertrand Russell on Future of Mankind	1962
9.02	220.148136a	Nuclear War: An American Experts Forecast	1962
9.03	220.	Message sent to a meeting to Demand Amnesty for the Greek Political Prisoners [January 1963?]	1963
9.03	220.	letter of endorsement for Medical History of Contraception	1963
9.03	220.	letter to editor of Observer, January 11, 1963	1963
9.03	220.	letter to editor of the Washington Post, January 29, 1963	1963
9.03	220.	letter to S. Rosenfield, assistant editor of Maariv	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Bjhelyi Attila	1963
9.03	220.148137-38	Message to the People of Cuba from BR Jan. 1963	1963
9.03	220.148137a	Message to the Conference on "World Government" to be held on Jan. 26, 1963, at the U. of London	1963
9.03	220.	Foreword to Kuboyama, and the saga of the Lucky Dragon, and a letter to its author	1963
9.03	220.	Message to the National Cyprist Committee Meeting	1963
9.03	220.148140-148145	A Decent Way to Live	1963
9.03	220.148146	[Statement on Rossi's 'The Third World']	1963	1965
9.03	220.	Letter to the Editor of France-Observateur	1963
9.03	220.	Message to the Italian Peace Movement	1963
9.03	220.	Statement by Bertrand Russell re E.R. Parker and M. McKenna	1963
9.03	220.	Message to the General Assembly of the United Nations	1963
9.03	220.	Letter to the Editor of the Toronto Daily Star	1963
9.03	220.	Message to the people of Portugal encl. in letter to F.H. Lopes da Silva	1963
9.03	220.	Message sent to Prof. J.G. Hondebrink, re Pugwash	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Editors of Harper's Magazine re dangers of nuclear war and article by J. Fischer	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Paul Bolte of The Menard Time re Prison and criminality	1963
9.03	220.	letter to J. Fischer	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the editor of Minority of One	1963
9.03	220.	letter to J. Fischer (Harper's Magazine0	1963
9.03	220.	Message re Norway's resistance to nuclear warfare in Norway. Enclosed in letter to Norah Farstad	1963
9.03	220.	Message to the Committee of 100	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Editor of the Washington Post. Re: the war in Vietnam	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Leonard V. Fulton, author of Letters for Timothy	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Times	1963
9.03	220.148147-50	To the editor of the New Statesman ]	1963	1963
9.03	220.148151	Message to the Continental Congress of Solidarity with Cuba	1963
9.03	220.148152	Russell's Appeal to Heads of States	1963
9.03	220.	Suggested questions for a tape interview concerning the problem of peace	1963
9.03	220.	Message to the People of Okinawa	1963
9.03	220.	Message from Bertrand Russell to the "Bertrand Russell" Committee of 100 in Greece	1963
9.03	220.	Statement re Greek Government ban of Ant-nuclear march	1963
9.03	220.	To the Editor of Izvestia	1963
9.03	220.	Press statement to the Heads of state in the Middle East	1963
9.03	220.148153-4	Message for Nobel Dinner	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Times. Re: reply to editorial of April 8	1963
9.03	220.0148155-7	Statement on Easter Demonstrations 16 April 1963 tscc; Statement on Spies for Peace April (Easter Monday) 15 1963; The Day the Guardian printed the full text ... April 17, 1963 newsclipping	1963
9.03	220.148158	Letter to the Editor of The Times	1963
9.03	220.	Statement concerning deportation of my secretary from Greece	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Mr. S.N. Ray of The Radical Humanist. Re: BR's sponsorship of the publication	1963
9.03	220.	statement re the execution of Julian Grimau	1963
9.03	220.	Statement re Mr. Lorenz Knorr	1963
9.03	220.148159-63	Statement for meeting on "Spies for Peace"	1963
9.03	220.	Message for the 4th Marathon March of May 22 Athens Greece	1963
9.03	220.	Statement condemning Greek action	1963
9.03	220.	Message to meeting concerning the Trial and execution of Julian Grimau, House of Commons	1963
9.03	220.	Statement in Response to Foreign Office. Statement re Greek Political Prisoners	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Times. Re: letter to the editor of April 12	1963
9.03	220.	Letter to the editor of the Times	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the editor of the Guardian	1963
9.03	220.148164-71	S. on obstructing Secret Service telephone lines ]	1963
9.03	220.148172	S. on regional Headquarters in Brecon ]	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Student Peace Union. Re: chemical warfare in S. Vietnam	1963
9.03	220.	Press Statement regarding the Greek Government's responsibility for the attack on Gregory Lambrakis and Mr. Tsarouchas	1963
9.03	220.	Message for the conference in Algeria enclosed in a letter to Prime Minister Ahmed Ben Bella	1963
9.03	220.	Statement by Bertrand Russell on the Death of Dr. Gregory Lambrakis, M.P.	1963
9.03	220.	Remarks address to The Anti-Apartheid Movement; and statement on Mangaleso Sobukwe	1963
9.03	220.	letter of endorsement to Carl Bonnevie	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Editor of the Washington Post. Re: war atrocities in Vietnam	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Aksit Gokturk. Re: translating Religion and Science into Turkish	1963
9.03	220.	letter to George Matthews, editor of the Daily Worker. Re: an endorsement of the publication	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Rabbi Arthur Schneier. Re: responsibility to the aged.	1963
9.03	220.	Statement in German by BR	1963
9.03	220.148173-81	letter to the Editor of Peace News (and a May 17 version)	1963
9.03	220.148182-3	Statement on the Death of Pope John	1963	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Philip Kerby, editor of Frontier. Re: a critique of the publication	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the editor of the Guardian, June 11, 1963	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the editor of the New York Times, June 11, 1963	1963
9.03	220.	Statement on the Resignation of the Karamanlis Gov't	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the Editors of the Liberation, The Nation, New Republic, Liberal Democrat, etc. Re: Vietnam	1963
9.03	220.	Statement re Jose Bernardino encl. in letter to H. Ward British Committee for Portuguese Amnesty	1963
9.03	220.	Re: Greece	1963
9.03	220.	message for the Union of Greek Democrats Great Britain meeting	1963
9.03	220.	letter to Dr. James R. Newman. Re: an endorsement statement for a set of encyclopaedias	1963
9.03	220.	letter to the editor of the Guardian, June 11, 1963	1963
9.03	220.	Press Statement on Iraq	1963
9.04	220.	Statement re Greek Political Prisoners	1963
9.04	220.	Rough draft of statement concerning atrocities in Iraq	1963
9.04	220.	Statement to the Meeting Paying Tribute to Dr. Lambrakis	1963
9.04	220.	Statement by BR to the Sunday Times	1963
9.04	220.	Statement to The Sunday Times	1963
9.04	220.	letter to the Sec. of State for Home Affairs	1963
9.04	220.	Statement for Peace News "The Ethics of the Sunday Times"	1963
9.04	220.	Statement by Bertrand Russell on Greek Demonstrations	1963
9.04	220.	Letter to the Editor of The Times re Woodrow Wyatt	1963
9.04	220.	Letter to the General Confederation of Greek Labour Athens, Greece (encl. in letter sent to the Editor of The Guardian by Christopher Farley, July 14, 1963)	1963
9.04	220.	Letter to the Editor of The Observer	1963
9.04	220.	Answers to questions from Athinaki, Athens Greece	1963
9.04	220.148184-5	letter contains message to Mr. P. Andrews re nuclear testimony	1963
9.04	220.148186	message to Ninth World conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs ] Encl. in letter to Japan Council against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs (Kaoru Yasui)	1963
9.04	220.148187	letter to the Editor of The Guardian	1963
9.04	220.	Message to the Hiroshima Day Demonstration in Athens from Bertrand Russell	1963
9.04	220.	Message to Al Hamishmar	1963
9.04	220.	letter to the Editor of the New Statesman. Re: Unrest among blacks in New York	1964
9.04	220.	Message from Bertrand Russell (re anti-semitism in the Soviet Union)	1963
9.04	220.148188-91	Sequel to the Test-ban treaty?	1963
9.04	220.	letter to Richard Findlater, editor of The Twentieth Century. Re: Fred Cook's The Warfare State	1963
9.04	220.	letter to Mr. Murray Fisher of Playboy. Re: Writing a second article for Playboy	1964
9.04	220.	statement concerning the case of Hamish MacKay and William Mackie and the Walter-McCarran Act	1963
9.04	220.148192	China and the Test Ban Treaty	1963	1963
9.04	220.148193	S. for Czech News Agency ]	1963
9.04	220.148194-218	To the Editor of the New Statesman et al. re test-ban treaty	1963
9.04	220.148219	Statement on the Test-ban Treaty for the Soviety Press Agency	1963
9.04	220.148220-53	Letters to the Editor of The Guardian et al. re Adlai Stevenson	1963
9.04	220.148254-60	Letter to the editor of The Guardian re: K.H.W. Hilborn's letter	1963	1963
9.04	220.	letter to the Editor of Harpers (Mr. Fischer)	1963
9.04	220.	letter to Leo Huberman and Paul Sweezy editors of Monthly Review	1963
9.04	220.148260a	S. on the American Negro ]	1963
9.04	220.148261	Message enclosed in a letter to Yoshiyuki Tsukaguchi re Japans struggle against nuclear war	1963
9.04	220.148262	some wars ]	1963
9.04	220.148262a	Part II	1963
9.04	220.	letter to the Editor of the Times	1963
9.04	220.	Statement for the 11th Congress of the World Association of World Federalists (Tokyo)	1963
9.04	220.148262b	Untitled Article ]	1963
9.04	220.	Statement "India and World Peace"	1963
9.04	220.	Letter to the editor of the Guardian re Ernst Aust & Blinkuer	1963
9.04	220.	letter to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph	1963
9.04	220.	letter to Mr. Murray Fisher of Playboy. Re: Article concerning violence in America	1964
9.04	220.	letter to John Fischer, editor of Harper's Magazine. Re: Mr. Eybye's letter	1963
9.04	220.	Nuclear Appeal re nuclear weapons in Arab States and Israel (encl. with August 26 letter to Ralph from Simha)	1963
9.04	220.	Letter to the Editor re Greek Political Prisoners	1963
9.04	220.	Statement for International Use to N.C. Zamindar	1963
9.04	220.	Statement on South Africa (re: letter of Dr. S. Jacobson)	1963
9.04	220.	Statement/letter to the editor of the Herald-Tribune re William Worthy and Cuba	1963
9.04	220.	Message re development of Swiss atomic arms ...	1963
9.04	220.	Answers to 2 Questions in a letter to Mr. N. Fraidenraich	1963
9.04	220.	letter to the Editor of The Texas Observer (Ronnie Dugger) praising the Journal and in particular an article by Roger Shattuck	1963
9.04	220.	Message re Rev. Aston Jones encl. in letter to Emergency Civil Liberties Committee	1963
9.04	220.	Press Statement re prosecution in George Clark case	1963
9.04	220.	Message re students who travelled to Cuba encl. in letter to Jeffrey Sheppard Gordon	1963
9.04	220.	Message for the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born encl. in letter to Annette Provinzano	1963
9.04	220.	Birthday message to Rockwell Kent	1963
9.04	220.	letter of support to Herr Ernst Aust and his journal Blinkuer	1963
9.04	220.148263	Message for Rome Conference on Soviet Jews of October 1	1963
9.05	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Times re the students who travelled to Cuba	1963
9.05	220.	letter to the Editor of the Observer re Ernst Aust and Blinkfuer	1963
9.05	220.	Message re political prisoners in Spain encl. in letter to Eileen Turner/Appeal for Amnesty in Spain	1963
9.05	220.	statement on the American Negro encl. in letter to M.S. Arnoni The Minority of One	1963
9.05	220.	declaration of protest on behalf of the Spanish Liberarians arrested in France (BR co-signer)	1963
9.05	220.	letter to the editor of the Observer, October 16, 1963	1963
9.05	220.	letter to Iranian National Front Organization in Great Britain, re: the Shah	1963
9.05	220.	Statement by Bertrand Russell concerning the sale of Buccaneer Bombers to South Africa	1963
9.05	220.	Message encl. inletter to the Defence Committee for Victims of Nazi Persecution (Elizabeth Dales)	1963
9.05	220.	Statement for Anti-Apartheid March, 3 November 1963	1963
9.05	220.	Statement re political prisoners in Morocco	1963
9.05	220.	letter to the editor of The Statesman	1963
9.05	220.	Message to the People of Chile and Latin America	1963
9.05	220.148264-66	Message honouring Thomas Merton ] encl. in letter to PAX (Martin Peretz)	1963
9.05	220.148267-69	Message for International Student Week for Peace and Friendship (Encl: BR to International Union of Students (Zbynek Vokrouhticky))	1963
9.05	220.	Cable message to Herbert T. Rosenfeld of the Aero Institute	1963
9.05	220.148270-1	Statement by BR	1963
9.05	220.	Message for Westminster Amnesty Group Meeting	1963
9.05	220.	letter to the Editor of The Observer (re Dr. Weyl)	1963
9.05	220.	Message encl. in letter to Dr. Weyl re German Nazi Victims	1963
9.05	220.148272	Press Release [re Soviet Jews ]	1963
9.05	220.148273	Press Release [re Soviet Jews ]	1963
9.05	220.	My View of the Cold War	1963
9.05	220.	Message to Algmeiner DeutscherNachrichtendienst from BR	1963
9.05	220.148274	Message ]. Encl. in letter to Youth Peace Campaign (Marnie Siggers)	1963
9.05	220.148275	Message encl. in letter to Andrew Papworth	1963
9.05	220.	Letter to the Editor of the Guardian	1963
9.05	220.	letter to Sidney Lens. Re: The Folly of Anti-Communism	1963
9.05	220.148276-8	War and Peace in Nuclear Era for Pease Sera	1963
9.05	220.148279-83	Message to the People of Rumania from BR	1963
9.05	220.	Message to the Iraqui Students Society - 2 folders	1963
9.05	220.	Memorandum on the Congo and Southern Rhodesia	1963
9.05	220.	Message from BR	1963
9.05	220.	Miss Reed's interview. Corrections to the proof copy	1963
9.05	220.148284	Blurb for Political Ideals	1963
9.05	220.148285	The Imminent Danger of Nuclear War	1963
9.05	220.148286-8	The Myth of American "Freedom"	1963
9.05	220.	Telegram sent to German and International Youth Information Service April 13th	1963
9.05	220.148289	Pacem in Terris	1963	1963
9.05	220.148290	Pope John XXIII		1963
9.05	220.148291-3	Suggestions for an article "What is a good newspaper?" for the New York Times	1963
9.05	220.148294-5	Suggestions for Atlantic Peace Foundation part of Russell Conference	1963
9.05	220.148297	Why India's Belligerence?	1963
9.05	220.148297a	My idea of a Good Newspaper for New York Times	1963
9.05	220.148298-302	My View of the Cold War	1964
9.05	220.	A warning to the people of Australia and New Zealand from Bertrand Russell	1964
9.05	220.	Foreword to the Hebrew edition of Unarmed Victory	1964
9.05	220.	Insert for unidentified article of mid-sixties	1964
9.05	220.	Statement from BR to the Conference of the International Confederation for Disarmament and Peace	1964
9.05	220.	Message for the giving of the Nobel Prize for Peace to Linus Pauling	1964
9.05	220.	Message re prisons and treatment of prisoners	1964
9.05	220.	letter to U.S. President, Lyndon B. Johnson, re an American invasion of Cuba	1964
9.05	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Times re violence and the American Negro	1964
9.05	220.	letter to the Editor of the Herald-Tribune and the Saint Louis Post Dispatch. Re: the war in Vietnam	1964
9.05	220.	Letter to the Editor of the Observer	1964
9.05	220.	Statement on Heinz Brandt	1964
9.05	220.	letter to the Editor of the Sunday Times	1964
9.05	220.000000	Press Statement, message sent to Political Prisoners of South Africa (BR is a co-signed)	1964
9.05	220.	Message re the release of Manuel Rodrgues da Silva encl. in letter to H. Ward/British Committee for Portuguese Amnesty. Also a quote of this message in News and Information Bulletin No. 4 March 1964 (British Committee for Portuguese Amnesty)	1964
9.05	220.	letter to the Editor of the Observer re Hans Fladung	1964
9.05	220.148303-6	[FILE MISSING]		1964
9.05	220.148307-11	To the Editor of the Times	1964
9.06	220.	Minor correction in Statement for book about Heinz Brandt enclosed in letter (to Werner Thoenessen)	1964
9.06	220.	Press Statement re Africa	1964
9.06	220.148311a	Semantics and the Cold War Playboy	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of Varsity re persecution of the Bloomington Students	1964
9.06	220.	letter to Marvin Adler/The Education Journal re treatment of the American Negroe	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of the Observer. Re: Vietnam	1964
9.06	220.	Message for Conference Against Nuclear Weapons incl. in letter to The Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs (Kaoru Yasui)	1964
9.06	220.	letter to P. Gruber of Fact magazine, re good wishes	1965
9.06	220.	message re Olive Schreiner encl. in letter to Zeida Friedlander	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editors of the New York Times, Washington Post, York Gazette & Daily. Re: S.E. Asia	1964
9.06	220.	Press Statement	1964
9.06	220.148312	Message ]. In letter to Unitarian Church of Calgary (David B. Craig)	1964
9.06	220.148313	Message for Conference ] Encl. in letter to American Humanist Assoc. (Roger Williams)	1964
9.06	220.148314-15	A New Approach to Peace	1964
9.06	220.148316-17	letter to President Johnson ]	1964
9.06	220.148318-41	letter to The Scotsman et al.	1964
9.06	220.	Appeal on behalf of students who travelled to Cuba (BR co-associate with appeal)	1964
9.06	220.	Message re Miguel de Unamuno encl. in letter to German Bleiberg	1964
9.06	220.	Message encl. in letter to the Editor of Vanita Maha Vidyalaya re nuclear war	1964
9.06	220.	Message encl. in letter to Ronald Segal for the International Conference on Economic Sanctions against South Africa	1964
9.06	220.	Message re nuclear war encl. in letter to Fritz Hollstein	1964
9.06	220.	Message in Honor of Dr. Uphaus encl. in letter to Committee to Honor Dr. Willard Uphaus	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Herld Tribune	1964
9.06	220.	message enclosed in letter to Walter Lowenfess re imprisonment of Sequeiros	1964
9.06	220.	Answers to two questions in letter to David Liberson Jewish Daily Forward	1964
9.06	220.	BR's approval of boycotting South African goods	1964
9.06	220.	Message for Easter Sunday Demonstration re War in Vietnam. Encl. in letter to (Richard Such and Cheryl Arnold of) the Associated Students of Stanford U.	1964
9.06	220.	Message re nuclear weapons encl. in letter to (Helen Pauling, Dagmar Wilson)	1964
9.06	220.	two letters to Premier Khrushchev	1964
9.06	220.	re Iraqi Embassy	1964
9.06	220.	message re Thomas Paine encl. in letter to J. Lewis The Thomas Paine Foundation	1964
9.06	220.	Message encl. in letter to Tom Brewer from RS re threat of nuclear war	1964
9.06	220.	Message for Roger Baldwin encl. in letter to Walter Bergman American Civil Liberties Union	1964
9.06	220.	letter to G.F. Cronk with BR's views on the suspension of 7 students at Paterson State College	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Philadelphia Daily	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of The Guardian. Re: speech in Manchester	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times. Re: speech in Manchester	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Herald Tribune re US/USSR/Cuba relations	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the editor of The Guardian, May 6, 1964
9.06	220.148341a-44a	Anomalies of the Cold War	1964
9.06	220.	letter entitled "Legality in Cuba" to the St.Louis Post-Dispatch	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph, May 19, 1964	1964
9.06	220.	Statement for the Confederation of Iranian Students. Re: Royal tour of the Shah	1964
9.06	220.	letter of support for Russell Statler	1964
9.06	220.148345	Statement on "The Face of War" by BR	1964
9.06	220.	Message enclosed in letter to Hamburger Komitee zur Wahrung Demokratischer	1964
9.06	220.	Statement in support of Charles Allen's book "The Fourth Reich" (encl. in letter to Ruth Rosenwald)	1964
9.06	220.	Appeal by Britains concerned with liberty in the US. Encl. in letter from Helen Bastble (Committee for Dmocratic rights in the U.S.A.) BR lent his name to the appeal	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph	1964
9.06	220.	message (re the Deutsche Friedens Union) encl. in letter to Count of Westphalen1964, 2 June ]
9.06	220.	letter to the Minister of the Interior in Lisbon re prisoners in Peniche Fortress	1964
9.06	220.	Speech made in Trafalgar Square on Sunday, 14 June 1964	1964
9.06	220.	Press Statement re German Political Prisoners	1964
9.06	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times (et al) co-signed with J.D. Bernal	1964
9.06	220.	letter to President Macapagal Philippines Republic re political prisoners	1964
9.06	220.	Text of Press Statement	1964
9.06	220.148348-9	letter to Editor of the Times	1964
9.06	220.148350	Statement on Vanessa Redgrave's recording of songs against Apartheid in letter to Topic Records (G. Sharp)	1964
9.06	220.148350a	suspension of Dr. Ozmon and Dr. Taylor	1964	1964
9.06	220.	Message re political prisoners and detention of opposition parlamentarisn in Venezuela	1964
9.06	220.	letters to W. German Ambassador and Minister of Justice, re Dr. Herterich's harrassment	1964
9.06	220.	Press statement supporting Lambrakis Youth Movement in Greece	1964
9.06	220.	letter to Tom Waite. Re: the formation of an independent Socialist Youth Movement in the US.	1964
9.06	220.182952	Statement by Bertrand Russell for Political Union Board of Stanford University	1964
9.06	220.182956	Message enclosed in letter to Russell Dearnley Stetler Jr. re Vietnam War	1964
9.06	220.182967	Press release for Article Concerning Vietnam	1964
9.06	220.182965	letter to the Chairman of the Committee of Action, Mr. N. Xien. re BR's material published in Hanoi, Vietnam	1964
9.06	220.182972	Message re Vietnam encl. in letter to (John Eber) Movement for Colonial Freedom	1964
9.07	220.148351-53	message to the conference for the de-nuclearisation of the Mediterranean both on sea and on land	1964
9.07	220.	Statement on Famine and other Social conditions in reference to a conference	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Herald Tribune. Re: war in Vietnam	1964
9.07	220.148354	To the editor of The Guardian	1964
9.07	220.148355-62	To the Editor of the Observer	1964
9.07	220.148363	Letter to the Editor of the Sunday Times	1964
9.07	220.	Statement supporting German Campaign against nuclear weapons (encl. in letter to A. Buro)	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times	1964
9.07	220.	Statement of Deputation to U.S. Ambassador on Vietnam BR is a co-signer	1964
9.07	220.	Press Statement re BR's meeting with David Bruce American Ambassador	1964
9.07	220.	Letter to Editor of Sovietish Heimland re Soviet Jews	1964
9.07	220.	Press release re Negroe unrest in the U.S.	1964
9.07	220.148364-66	Statement for Novosti Press	1964	1964
9.07	220.148367-69	Statement for TASS on Test Ban Treaty	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Herald Tribune	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of the Guardian	1964
9.07	220.148370-73	Africa and the Movement for Peace	1964
9.07	220.148374	S. on Goldwater ]	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of Literaturnaia Gazeta	1964
9.07	220.	Opposition to World War I Draft letter to the Observer, et al. signed by BR and Fenner Brockway	1964
9.07	220.	The Increase of American Violence	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the editor of The Times, Aug 4, 1964	1964
9.07	220.	letter to Mr. S.M. Ghose of the World Union. Re: the highest political aim of man.	1964
9.07	220.	Press Statement and Cables to President Johnson, Premier Chou En-lai and Premier Ho Chi-min	1964
9.07	220.	Statement re American Attack on North Vietnam	1964
9.07	220.148375	Statement on the Cold War	1964
9.07	220.148376	Statement on attacks on North Vietnam	1964	1964
9.07	220.148377-80	To the Editor of The Observer	1964
9.07	220.148381-82	To the Editor of The Observer	1964
9.07	220.148383	Answers to Questions of At-Tarik Review	1964	1964
9.07	220.148384-6	message to Youth Forum ] in letter to TASS (E. Egorou)	1964
9.07	220.148387-88	Statement sent to Vena	1964	1964
9.07	220.148389	letter to the Editor of the New Statesman	1964
9.07	220.	statement by BR on Vietnam encl. in letter to Senator Morse	1964
9.07	220.	Oppression in South Arabia sent to Editor of Al Ahram	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of The Guardian re American intervention in the Congo	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times. Re: Mr. P.J. Honey - 2 folders	1964
9.07	220.	Cable to the Shah	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editors of the Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, etc. Re: war atrocities in Vietnam	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the editor of the Chicago Tribune	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the Editor of the Christian Science Monitor	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the editor of The Times, Aug 31, 1964	1964
9.07	220.	letter to the editor of the New York Post from BR as Chairman of the "Who Killed Kennedy?"	1964
9.07	220.	Statement on Stuart Christie and Fernando Carballo and the Franco regime	1964
9.07	220.	Statement issued by BR on behalf of the BR Peace Foundation	1964
9.07	220.	Message re imposing religious belief in the school system encl. in letter to William McIlroy	1964
9.07	220.	Freedom in Iran"	1964
9.07	220.	letter to Mrs. Susan Stanich Abrams, Women Strike for Peace. Re: being a signatory for their advertisement	1964
9.07	220.	Statement re Greek Political Prisoners	1964
9.07	220.148391-3	Replies to Questions for the Sun and the Journal	1964
9.07	220.	Press Statement re Gulf of Tonkin incident no. 2	1964
9.07	220.	Message encl. in letter to (Mamie Smith) South Africa Protest	1964
9.07	220.	Message re South African tyranny encl. in letter to Connie Kirby/Alexander Defence Committee	1964
9.07	220.	Statement on the Warren Commission Report, BR Chairman "Who Killed Kennedy" Committee	1964
9.07	220.	Notes in case of need if Khrushchev publishes BR's letter and his own"	1964
9.07	220.	letter to Mr. Mohamed Hasanin Haykal re: BR's articles published in Al-Ahram, South Arabia	1964
9.08	220.148394	replies to questionnaire sent to Abidine Dino	1964	1964
9.08	220.148394a	letter to Sovietish Heimland ]	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the editor of The Times, Oct 2, 1964	1964
9.08	220.	Message re US and Vietnam War encl. in letter to Donald F. Keys National Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy Inc.	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the Editor of the Washington Post	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Herald Tribune	1964
9.08	220.	An open letter to President Johnson	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times. Re: Mr. P.J. Honey	1964
9.08	220.	Message re nuclear war encl. in letter to the National Farmers Union	1964
9.08	220.148395-97	Cold War and World Poverty Africa and the World also Mainstream	1964
9.08	220.	Statement for Anti-Apartheid	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the editor of The Times, Oct 30, 1964	1964
9.08	220.	Message for the India Society of the University of Nottingham	1964
9.08	220.	letter to Mrs. Janice Symons. Re: Message for The Congress for International Co-operation and Disarmament	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the editor of The Times, Nov 17, 1964	1964
9.08	220.148398	Prospects for Peace in 1965. Sent to British Soviet Friendship	1964
9.08	220.	letter to Mr. Gray. Re: the Russian Revolution	1964
9.08	220.148399	Message on Danger of War [in letter to Wilhelm Ude 1964, 20 Nov. ]	1964
9.08	220.148400	Message to Conference in Opposition to the War in Vietnam Hanoi	1964
9.08	220.	letter to Fenner Brockway. Re: the war in Vietnam	1964
9.08	220.	letter to John R. Osborne. Re: Vietnam war and Western intellectuals	1964
9.08	220.	Overnight cable sent to President Johnson re Vietnam	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the Editors of the Hindusthan Times, National Herald, Times of India, etc. Re: the BRPF	1964
9.08	220.	statement re Goldwater's policy	1964
9.08	220.	Semantics and the Cold War" article for Playboy	1964
9.08	220.	Message re war in Vietnam encl. in letter to Jeffery S. Gordon	1964
9.08	220.	Press Statement re Home Office obstructing 3-man delegation from Soviet Union	1964
9.08	220.	Message for the fourth congress of the Confederation of Iranian Students Encl. in letter to H. Massali/Confederation of Iranian Students	1964
9.08	220.	Message greeting Iraqi students encl. in letter to N.K. Bayati Iraqi students Society in the U.K.	1964
9.08	220.	letter to Mr. A.S. Raman, editor of The Illustrated Weekly of India. Re: Replies to his questions	1964
9.08	220.148401	War and Atrocity in Vietnam	1964
9.08	220.148402	The Ethos of Violence	1964
9.08	220.148403-06	Free World Barbarism/The Great Sin in Vietnam	1964
9.08	220.148403a	Free World Barbarism	1964
9.08	220.148407-08	Free World Barbarism: The War of Atrocity in Vietnam	1964
9.08	220.148409-15	Tribute to Nehru ts; ts; part of letter from BR to the Minority of One (M.S. Arnoni); tear sheet from Illustrated Weekly of India	1964
9.08	220.148416	16 Questions on the Assassination	1964
9.08	220.148417-21	Statement for Australian WILPF	1965
9.08	220.	Statement on the Attacks on North Vietnam	1964
9.08	220.	Emergency Statement on Vietnam	1964
9.08	220.	letter to the Prime Minister, signed by BR and others	1965
9.08	220.	Message sent to Rally in Havana	1965
9.08	220.	Various Announcements statements and invitations re the International Conference on Amnesty for Iraqi Political Prisoners held February 6 and 7 1965	1965
9.08	220.	BR's view of the A.C.L.U. Investigation of the state of affairs at Patterson State College. Encl. in letter to Howard A. Ozman	1965
9.08	220.	Agreement to sponsor the Parent's Defense Committee for Berkeley Students and a message in support of the student demonstrations enclosed in a letter to Adele Erenberg, Parents' Defense Committee for Berkeley Students	1965
9.08	220.	Statement re the US and the Dominican Republic	1965
9.08	220.	Cable to General Khanh in Saigon and Statement re executing demonstrators against U.S. government agents Encl. in letter to Nguyen Xien (Intellectuals' Committee of Action, Vietnam)	1965
9.08	220.148422-23	Press Statement re: Saigon Government	1965
9.08	220.14824-25	Press Statement	1965
9.08	220.	Lord Russell's Speech to the International Conference on Amnesty for Irqaqi Political Prisoners	1965
9.08	220.	Statement by BR, re the American attack on North Vietnam	1965
9.08	220.148426-7	Press Statement	1965
9.08	220.	The Labour Party's Foreign Policy speech by BR, London School of Economics	1965
9.08	220.	Statement on Emergency Legislation	1965
9.08	220.	Statement on the German Peace Union	1965
9.08	220.148429	Emergency Statement on Vietnam to be Delivered before Full Address	1965	1954
9.08	220.	Message encl. in letter to Ken Coates The Week re US & Vietnam	1965
9.08	220.148430	Press statement by BR on International Conference	1965	1965
9.08	220.148431-33	Message to Martin Key/Youth Against War and Fascism	1965
9.08	220.148433a	Statement on Dark Ghetto by Kenneth Clark	1965
9.08	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times	1965
9.08	220.	Press Statement re the murder of Malcolm X	1965
9.08	220.	Message encl. in letter to L. Douglas re Charles Allen's book Heusinger of the 4th Reich	1965
9.08	220.	letter to the Editor of The Observer	1965
9.08	220.	An Open letter to Arab Intellectuals	1965
9.09	220.148434	Statement made March 8, 1965 and given to Mrs. Ghosh	1965
9.09	220.	Statement for March 20th meeting encl. in letter to Gloria Feldman and 1 page of notes entitled forms of Protest and Forecast	1965
9.09	220.	To the Editor of the Observer re Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.148435	Message from Bertrand Russell to the Conference Against Repression in Spain, London	1965
9.09	220.148436	Press Statement, March 26, 1965	1965	1965
9.09	220.	Statement re the Harlem Negro opression enclosed in letter to CERGE (William McAdoo) endorsing the aims of CERGE	1965
9.09	220.	Cable of support for the boycott of Alabama to Martin Luther King	1965
9.09	220.	Message for the Women's Institute	1965
9.09	220.148438-40	S. re American Government actions in Vietnam ] Removed from letter to The Week Ken Coates	1965
9.09	220.	Message encl. in letter to Klaus Vack re Easter Marches in the Federal German Republic	1965
9.09	220.	Message encl. to Alberto Lumbreras in support of Aurora Social	1965
9.09	220.	Message to the Conference on the Situation of Jews in the Soviet Union	1965
9.09	220.	Scheme for Statement for Warbey's Conference in Florence on Vietnam & Statement	1965
9.09	220.148441	S. re selection of targets in China for bombing by U.S. ]	1965
9.09	220.148442-43	Danger in South‑East Asia, leaflet, xerox of ts.	1965
9.09	220.	letter to Mr. Kazuteru Hitaka. Re: Message for BR society meeting May 18	1965
9.09	220.	Message to Marathon Peace March	1965
9.09	220.	draft statement on the Portuguese Society of Writers which BR helped write	1965
9.09	220.	Statement on the Rann of Kutch dispute	1965
9.09	220.148444	Statement re: President Johnson and Vietnam	1965	1965
9.09	220.	Statement re Dick Gregory	1965
9.09	220.	a note of support for Mr. Leibler's book ]	1965
9.09	220.	Statement for French Radio	1965
9.09	220.	Transcript interview between Lord Bertrand Russell and Merv Griffin	1965
9.09	220.	letter to the Editor of the Sunday Times	1965
9.09	220.	Statement by Bertrand Russell for the Blaine Washington meeting	1965
9.09	220.148445	Statement by Bertrand Russell for Rally on vietnam at Trafalgar Square of Y.C.N.C.	1965
9.09	220.	Statement re Portuguese Government and Portuguese Society of Writers co-signed by BR	1965
9.09	220.	Message re Pedro Vieira de Almeida encl. in letter to Dr. Monjardino	1965
9.09	220.	Message from Bertrand Russell to the survivors of Hiroshima	1965
9.09	220.	To the Editor of the New York Herald Tribune	1965
9.09	220.148446-52	Statement by Bertrand Russell for World Conference of Peace at Helsinki	1965
9.09	220.148453	message to Martin Peretz re Harvard Teach-in	1965
9.09	220.	Message encl. in letter to Denny Martin Australian and New Zealand Congress for International Co-operation and Disarmament from RS (re American Government & Vietnam)	1965
9.09	220.	Statement enclosed in letter to J. Vaughan re President Johnson and silencing American Intellectuals	1965
9.09	220.	letter to the editor of The Observer re Peace Conference in Helsinki	1965
9.09	220.14855-56	Statement by Bertrand Russell on William Warbey	1965
9.09	220.	The Iranian Students Scholarship Fund	1965
9.09	220.	Statement of Support to Sam Goldbloom	1965
9.09	220.148457	Statement for World Congress of Peace in Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.	Article re Pakistan's Foreign Policy Encl. with letter from RS to Zahid Chaudhure The Pakistan Times	1965
9.09	220.	Press Statement Re Us and Cuba	1965
9.09	220.	Answers to questionnaire re the future of the UN. Sent to The Illustrated Weekly of India	1965
9.09	220.	Message from Bertrand Russell"	1965
9.09	220.	The Negro Rising"	1965
9.09	220.	letter to the Editor of The Guardian. Re: ban on the bolshoi's ballet performance	1965
9.09	220.	letter to the Editor of The Times and the New Statesman. Re: Visa campaign	1965
9.09	220.	Press Statement re US & North Vietnam and press clipping	1965
9.09	220.148457a	The Negro Rising The Minority One	1965
9.09	220.	Press statement, August 24, 1965	1965
9.09	220.148458	Message for the Anniversary of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.148459	Press Statement on Visa Campaign	1965
9.09	220.	Press Statement re North Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.	Message to Italian Conference On Portuguese Political Prisoners	1965
9.09	220.	Message introducing the BRPF programme in the U.S. Sent to Mr. T. Schoenman	1965
9.09	220.	letter to the Editor of the Tribune and The Daily Worker. Re: National Liberation Front and teach-ins.	1965
9.09	220.148459a	on the Indo-Pakistan situation	1965	1965
9.09	220.	Statement by Bertrand Russell re The Political Prosecution of Lorenz Knorr	1965
9.09	220.	Statement for Indonesian Conference (5-9 October)	1965
9.09	220.	Draft Introduction to the Norwegian Pacifist Publishing Society book on Soviet Jews encl. in letter from Emanuel to RS October 8, 1965 and another version dated October 14, 1965	1965
9.09	220.	letter to Mr. B. Sommerville. Re: endorsement for the playwright Lionel Bart	1965
9.09	220.	letter to the Editor of The New Statesman. Re: War in Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.	To the Editor of the Christian Science Monitor	1965
9.09	220.	letter to the Editors of The Bath Weekly Chronicle and Herald, et. al. Re: war in Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.	Speech on the Labour Governments Foreign Policy for the Y.C.N.D.	1965
9.09	220.	Broadcast concerning Einstein for C. Sykes BBC	1965
9.09	220.	re US and Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.148460-61	Message [for Cyprus ]	1965
9.09	220.148461a	Statement for Soviet Peace Fund	1965
9.09	220.148462-63	S. re American Imperialism ] Removed from letter from The Statesman	1965
9.09	220.	Message for the Teach-In at UCLA November 12 encl. in letter to T. Schoenman	1965
9.09	220.	Message of greeting and support to the BRPF in Italy	1965
9.09	220.	To the Editor of the Daily Telegraph	1965
9.09	220.	Message to the First Solidarity Conference of the Peoples of Africa, Asia and Latin America	1965
9.09	220.	letter to Chinese Premier Chou, re response to a letter	1965
9.09	220.	Message re Iranian Students	1965
9.09	220.148463a	Statement [on the arrest of Madalyn Murray ]	1965
9.09	220.148463b	statement on the rising in Harlem	1965	1966
9.09	220.	Preface to Philosophical Essays	1965
9.09	220.	Recorded message from BR to the People of Cuba	1965
9.09	220.	Statement re Humanists and Nuclear Weapons BR is a co-signer (encl. in letter to W. Bynner)	1965
9.09	220.148463c	Press Statement [on 2 US Soldiers ]	1965
9.09	220.148464	Appeal on behalf of National Liberation Front Representatives	1965
9.09	220.148465	Broadcast I, II, and III	1965
9.09	220.148466	The Cold War: A New Phase	1964
9.09	220.	Statement on the work of the Italian Council of the BRPF	1965
9.09	220.	Statement re Vietnam for U.S. Papers	1965
9.09	220.	Press Statement re Venezuela and Antonio Romero Celis	1965
9.09	220.	To the Editor of the New York Herald Tribune re Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.	Statement re Accidental War	1966
9.09	220.148467-69	Notes for Speech at Mahatma Gandi Hall	1965
9.09	220.148470	Message from BR to the Welsh Council for Peace in Vietnam	1965
9.09	220.148471	Statement by BR	1965	1965
9.10	220.	Message in support of the 3 against HUAC. enclosed in letter to (Martha W. Dudley), Defenders of 3 against HUAC	1966
9.10	220.	Message to the conference in Paris on Iraqi Political Prisoners	1966
9.10	220.	Press Statement re War Crimes in Vietnam	1966
9.10	220.	Press Statement re Vietnam and 1 page of notes for Statement	1965
9.10	220.	Introduction to Programme on the Webbs	1966
9.10	220.	Press Statement re Mehdi Ben Barka	1966
9.10	220.	letter to George Matthews, editor of The Daily Worker	1966
9.10	220.	Text of remarks on article for Paris Match "Une Homme dans la Lune...."	1966
9.10	220.	Message for World Union of Jewish Students' Conference	1966
9.10	220.	letter to the Peckham School. Re: the war in Vietnam
9.10	220.	Article for Pakistan "Morning News"	1966
9.10	220.	The Yellow Peril? For the Minority of One
9.10	220.	Message from Bertrand Russell to the World Union of Free-thinkers
9.10	220.	Message re the Medical Aid Committee of Vietnam	1966
9.10	220.148472-74	Press statement to Daily Worker on Vietnam bombing	1966	1966
9.10	220.148474a	Vietnam and American Opinion for the Minority of One	1966	1966
9.10	220.148475	South Vietnam Broadcast by Bertrand Russell for Political Union Board of Stanford Univ.	1964
9.10	220.148476-78	S. re American Government and Vietnam ]	1966
9.10	220.148479	Press Statement	1966
9.10	220.	re demonstration against American Aggression in Vietnam	1966
9.10	220.	Cable sent to Associacao de Estudantes do Instituto Superior Tecnico (Portugal)	1966
9.10	220.	Statement from Bertrand Russell re Iraq	1966
9.10	220.	letter to the Editor of Dagens Nyheter re US war crimes and the demonstrations against by 2 Swedes	1966
9.10	220.	Statement re the US's Seventh Fleet and Indonesia	1966
9.10	220.	Statement re Soviet Jews Encl. in letter from Pamela Wood to Martin Luis Guzman Mexican Committee for Soviet Jews	1966
9.10	220.148480-81	The only Honourable Policy in Vietnam	1966
9.10	220.	Message to Japan	1966
9.10	220.	Message of support for the Michigan Free Speech Defense Committee and the 4 students at Michigan State University arrested for their opposition to the war in Vietnam; encl. in letter to (John Burns) Michigan Free Speech Defense Committee1966, 3 May ]
9.10	220.	Statement for 3rd programme Broadcast on BBC about CND	1966
9.10	220.148482-83	Statement sent to Berkeley California	1966
9.10	220.148483a-88	Message from Bertrand Russell to the People of Vietnam on Radio Hanoi	1966
9.10	220.148489-91	Message from Bertrand Russell to the People of South Vietnam on the Radio of the National Liberation Front	1966	1966
9.10	220.148492-500	Speech by BR on Radio Hanoi to American Soldiers serving in South Vietnam	1966	1966
9.10	220.	Statement on Expulsion of Mr. Coates (Revised Statement)	1966
9.10	220.	Statement re US threat	1966
9.10	220.	Message re Murder of Leo Bernard	1966
9.10	220.148501-4a	Speech by BR to VSC conference	1966	1966
9.10	220.	Message re Malaysia encl. in letter to P.V. Sarma	1966
9.10	220.	letter to the British Council for Peace in Vietnam. Re: Lobby of T.U.C. delegates and letter to Wilson	1966
9.10	220.	Press Statement re Harold Wilson	1966
9.10	220.	letter to the Editors of the New Statesman, The Guardian, etc. Re: The Vietnam Manifesto	1966
9.10	220.	letter to Mr. S. Chattopadhyay. Re: India's unequal economy	1966
9.10	220.	letter to Eduardo Ferrer McGregor, re political prisoners n Mexico	1966
9.10	220.	letter to the Editor of the New Statesman. Re: Vietnam Solidarity Campaign	1966
9.10	220.	Message for the Societe Internationale de Prophlaxie Criminelle	1966
9.10	220.	Message re US and Vietnam encl. in letter to L. Reid from RS	1966
9.10	220.	letter to the Editor of The Guardian. Re: Vietnam Solidarity Campaign	1966
9.10	220.	letter to Mr. James Higgins, editor of York Gazette and Daily. Re: Vietnam	1966
9.10	220.	Statement re Iranian Political Prisoners encl. in letter to I.C.D.P.P.I.	1966
9.10	220.148505-09	Statement by Bertrand Russell re Senator Richard Russell	1966
9.10	220.148510	Press Statement re USSR airforce	1966	1966
9.10	220.148511-12	Press statement encl. BR to Kosygin (cable)	1966	1966
9.10	220.148513-15	Press statement / letter to editor of The Times, July 20, 1966	1966	1966
9.10	220.148517	Mr. Thompson's unawareness of nuclear weapons ] ms in ER's hand	1966
9.10	220.	Remarks re ban on the Communist Party in Germany Encl. in letter to Manfred Kapluck	1966
9.10	220.	Preface of Dark Star, and a letter to its author, Gollancz	1966
9.10	220.	letter the Editor of The Manila Times (Jose Luna Castro)	1966
9.10	220.	Press Statement re Lambrakis Youth Movement	1966
9.10	220.	letter to the Editors of the New York Times, Baltimore Sun, etc. Re: U.S. bombing in Vietnam	1966
9.10	220.148518-19	Press Statement re Ronald Ramsey	1966
9.10	220.148520-29	Text of Tape-Recorded message for Hiroshima Day 1966	1966
9.10	220.148530-1	Tape recorded Message for US	1966
9.10	220.148532	Comment on the Vietnam War encl. in letter to Cecil Woolf	1966	1967
9.10	220.	letter to Miss Deirdre Griswold of Youth Against War and Fascism	1966
9.10	220.	American Murder Uber Alles	1966
9.10	220.	letter to Editor of Manila Chronicle (I.P. Soliongco)	1966
9.10	220.	Message to the Conference of the Japan Council Against Atomic & Hydrogen Bombs	1966
9.11	220.	letter to the Editor of the New York Herald Tribune. Re: the War Crimes Tribunal	1966
9.11	220.	Answers to 17 Questions encl. in letter to Gordon R. Pollard	1966
9.11	220.	letter to Mr. Mohamed Tahri. Re: the murder of Moroccan leader Mehdi Ben Barka	1966
9.11	220.	Message re Mehdi Ben Barka Enc. in letter to Mohamed Tahri	1966
9.11	220.	letter to the Editor of Newsweek. Re: an article on the War Crimes Tribunal	1966
9.11	220.	Statement on the House Committee on Un-American Activities and the Vietnam War	1966
9.11	220.148533-36	Press Statement [re Nguyen Huu Co's visit ]	1966
9.11	220.148536a	s. on Medical aid in Vietnam ]	1966
9.11	220.	To the Editor of the Spectator	1966
9.11	220.148537	Statement re: Saigon embassy	1966	1966
9.11	220.148538-42	Press statement re: USSR airforce	1966

Series 230: Mathematical Logic Manuscripts

References to " Biblio. Ref." are to entries in A Bibliography of Bertrand Russell by Kenneth Blackwell and Harry Ruja (London and New York: Routledge, 1994). References to "Collected Papers" are to entries in The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, 1983- .

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

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 #	RJ
["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	14
[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	14
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	14
[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	14
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	14
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	14
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	14
[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	14
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	14
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	14
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	14
[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	14
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	14
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	14
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	14
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	14
[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	14
[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	14
[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	14
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	14
[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	14
[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	14
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	14
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	14
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	8
"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	12
[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	14
"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	14
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	14
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	14
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	14
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	12
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	14
“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		RUS LIBX CM 3776	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	1
Why Not Peace Negotiations? Ms 3 p. Ts 1 p. Notes for published lealflet [1916]. Purchase.	1916.00.00		689	1
[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	1
What Are We Fighting For?. Ms 4p. Ts 2 p. Published leaflet [1916]. Purchase.	1916.00.00		688	1
Principles Of Social Reconstruction. TS cc 172 pp. London: Allen & Unwin, 1916. P., courtesy of the Cumberland Record Office.	1916.00.00		152	8
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		85	8
Mr. B.R.'s Defence As Written Beforehand . TS cc 23 np. [1916]. Title in handwriting of Catherine E. Marshall. Purchase.	1916.00.00		14	8
"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		12	1
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	1
"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		55	1
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	8
Is Nationalism Moribund? TS 20 pp. (Seven Arts, 2: Oct. 1917, 673-87.) Purchase.	1917.00.00		150f	8
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	8
"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	8
“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		Box 6.64, doc.200199	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		Box 6.65, doc.200218	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	14
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	14
"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	9.2
"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		1027 box 7.33, folder 13	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		1027 box 7.35	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		1027 box 7.34	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	16.1
“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.	1920.00.00		1314	16.2
[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	6.2
[Annotations on Ludwig Wittgenstein's Logisch-Philosophische Abhandlung]. [c.1920]. Photocopy of ts.; 74 leaves. Courtesy of Bodleian Library, Oxford.	1920.00.00		I04:	7.1
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	8
Dreams And Facts. TS 11pp. (The Dial, 68: Feb. 1920, 214-20.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1920.00.00		229b	12
"Ethics" N.d. [c. 1920-26]. Ms.; 1leaf. In Dora Russell fonds.	1920.00.00	1926.00.00	1027 box 7.35	9.2
"'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		1027 box 7.34	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.	1921.00.00		1027 box 7.35	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.	1921.00.00		1027 box 7.34	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.	1921.00.00		1027 box 7.34	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.	1921.00.00		1027 box 7.34	9.2
“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	16.1
["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.	1921.03.20		69 (#L,584).	6.2
"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.	1921.07.05		1027 box 7.35	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	12
The Problem of China. 1922. Ms. of most chapters. Ts. 320 leaves. In Dora Russell fonds.	1922.00.00		1027 box 7.34	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.	1922.00.00		1170	16.1
“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.	1922.00.00		1170	16.2
“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.	1922.00.00		1170	16.2
“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.	1922.00.00		1170	16.2
“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.	1922.00.00		1170	16.2
The Problem of China. 1922. Photocopy of ms.; 1 leaf. Dust-jacket blurb. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.	1922.00.00		70, box 6.41	6.2
"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.	1922.00.00		897	6.2
[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.	1922.00.00		802	7.1
Chinese Civilization And The West. TS 20 pp . (The Dial, 72: Apr. 1922, 356-64.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1922.00.00		229b	12
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.	1922.00.00		229b	12
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.	1922.00.00		229b	12
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.	1923.00.00		1027 box 7.32-7.33	9.2
The AB.C. of Atoms. 1923. Ms. (U.K. printer's copy); 123 leaves. Page proofs. In Dora Russell fonds.	1923.00.00		1027 box 7.35	9.2
"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.	1923.00.00		1027 box 7.35	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.	1923.00.00		1027 box 7.35	9.2
The ABC of Atoms (A45): blurb. Ms.; 1 leaf. 1923. Purchase.	1923.00.00		1171	16.1
The ABC of Atoms. 1923. Ms.; 2 leaves. Table of contents. Part of letter to C.K. Ogden of 12 May 1923. Purchase.	1923.00.00		429(1).	6.2
"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.	1923.00.00		979	6.2
Freedom In Education. TS 18 pp. (The Dial, 74: Feb. 1923, 153-64.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1923.00.00		229b	12
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.	1923.00.00		229b	12
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	12
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).	1923.00.00		n/a	37-40
"'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		1027 box 7.34	9.2
"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.	1923.06.00		1027 box 7.35	9.2
"Possibilities of Fascismo" [June 1923]. Ms.; 6 leaves. As "Posibilidades del fascismo La Nacion, 1Aug. 1923, sec. 1, p. 4. In Dora Russell fonds.	1923.06.00		1027 box 7.35	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.	1923.10.06		512	6.2
How To Read History. Ms 6p. (Bermondsey Book, no. 2, Mar. 1924, 10-13. ) Xerox, courtesy of Mr. A.J.G. Berg	1924.00.00		27	1
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British Political Situation. Ms 2p. Lecture notes [c.1924]. Purchase.	1924.00.00		30a	1
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What I Believe. Ms 26 p. [c. 1924]. (p. 16-25 are worked into Ch. V of What I Believe, London: Kegan Paul; New York: Dutton, 1925.} Purchase,	1924.00.00		30d	1
Psychology And Politics. MS 1 2 pp. (The Outlook, 53: 23 Feb. 1924, 1 24-6.) P., courtesy of the Library of Congress.	1924.00.00		171	8
The European Chaos. MS 18 pp. [c. 1924] Purchase.	1924.00.00		150e	8
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Chinese And Western Ideals Of Life. MS 27 pp. [c. 1924]. Purchase.	1924.00.00		150g	8
A Motley Pantheon. TS 5 pp. Review of G. Brandes's Creative Spirits of the Nineteenth Century. (The Dial, 76: Mar. 1924, 243-5.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1924.00.00		229c	12
Causes Of Modern War. MS 26 pp. ("lf We Are to Prevent the Next War", Century Magazine, 108: May 1924, 3-12.) Purchase.	1924.00.00		252a	12
An Attempt To Convert Kentucky. MS 4 pp. Corrected (by BR) proofs. Review of J.H. Robinson's The Humanizing of Knowledge. (The Dial 76: May 1924, 462-4.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1924.00.00		229c	12
Americanization. MS 7 pp. Review of H.M. Kallen's Culture and Democracy in the United States. (The Dial, 76: Aug. 1924, 158-60.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1924.00.00		229c	12
Education & Peace. [c.1924?]. Ms. 4 leaves. Purchase.	1924.00.00		352	37-40
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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.	1924.00.00		1381f (second illustration)	21.2
[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.	1924.03.00		1425	24.1
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.	1924.04.00		29	1
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	1924.05.03		29	1
"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.	1924.05.05		784	6.2
Is the British Labor Government Revolutionary?" 5 May 1924. Photocopy of ts. carbon; 60 leaves. Courtesy of Perkins Library, Duke University.	1924.05.05		937	6.2
"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).	1924.11.19		1027 box 7.34	9.2
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.	1925.00.00		229c	12
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.	1925.00.00		229c	12
What I Believe. 1925. Photocopy of ms.; 72 leaves (last leaf dated 1 Jan. 1925). Courtesy of Special Collections, University Research Library, UCLA.	1925.01.01		577	6.2
[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	16.1
"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	6.2
“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.	1925.12.00		1153	13.2
"'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.	1926.00.00		1027 box 7.34	9.2
Introduction toSelected Papers (A55). Ts., 11 pp., 1 p.with unpublished revisions by BR. Ms. (Rec. Acq. 70, box 6.41, 1926); lot 508.	1926.00.00		1696	33.1
On Education, Especially in Early Childhood. 1926. Photocopy of ms.; 2 leaves. Dust jacket blurb. Courtesy of Allen and Unwin.	1926.00.00		70, box 6.41.	6.2
On Good Men, Ms 14p. Ts 15p. ("The Harm That Good Men Do " Harpers Magazine, 153: Oct, 1926, 529-34, ) Purchase	1926.00.00		685	1
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.	1926.00.00		229c	12
Is Science Superstitious? TS 13 pp. Corrected (by BR) proofs. (The Dial, 81: Sept. 1926, 179-86.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1926.00.00		229c	12
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.	1926.00.00		229c	12
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.	1926.00.00		229c	12
"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.	1927.00.00		1027 box 7.35	9.2
“The Extant Fragments of Heraclitus”. Ms.; 8 leaves, encl. with l. to Katharine [Dudley]. [c. 1927]. Donation of Michael Walsh.	1927.00.00		1381g	21.2
"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.	1927.00.00		578	6.2
Education And The Good Life, Ms 24p. [c.1927]. Purchase.	1927.00.00		30c	1
Marriage, Ms 2p, Lecture notes [c. 1927]. Purchase. MCLELLAN. Ms 3p, Notes from a debate on marriage [c. 1927]. Purchase.	1927.00.00		19c	1
Introduction [To Selected Papers Of Bertrand Russell] Ms 10 p. (New York: Modern Library, 1927, ) Xerox, Purchase.	1927.00.00		70, Box 6.41, 1926 file	1
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.	1927.00.00		19b	1
Philosophy Of Life. Ms 2 p. Lecture notes [c.1927]. Purchase.	1927.00.00		19c	1
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.	1927.00.00		27	1
The Analysis Of Matter. Ms 468 p. (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner; New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1927. ) Microfilm, courtesy of Trinity College Library, Cambridge.	1927.00.00		1	1
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Russia, Asia, And The West. MS 20 pp. [c. 1927]. Purchase.	1927.00.00		150d	8
Education And World Peace. MS 11pp. 1927. Purchase.	1927.00.00		252b	12
Things That Have Moulded Me. Corrected (by BR) proofs. (The Dial, 83 : Sept. 1927, 181-6.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1927.00.00		229c	12
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		70, box 6.44.	6.2
"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.	1927.10.00		35	7.1
Principles of Social ReconstructionQuotation in BR’s hand, n.d. but Nov. 1927 from Chicago’s Hotel La Salle letterhead. Internet print.	1927.11.00		1697	33.1
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.	1928.00.00		70, box 6.41	6.2
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.	1928.00.00		232b	12
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.	1928.00.00		232b	12
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.	1928.00.00		330	37-40
"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	6.2
"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.	1929.00.00		1012	7.1
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.	1929.00.00		19a	1
On Catholic And Protestant Sceptics. TS 10 pp. (The Dial, 86: Jan. 1929, 43-9.) P., courtesy of Yale University Library.	1929.00.00		229c	12
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.	1929.00.00		229c	12
Beacon Hill School. [c.1929]. Ts cc. 3 leaves with a few revisions in Dora Russell's hand. Purchase.	1929.00.00		370viii	37-40
Beacon Hill School. [c.1929]. Four-page pamphlet co-authored with Dora Russell. Purchase.	1929.00.00		1025	37-40
[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.	1929.06.14		1153	13.2
“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		1a	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		49	1
Marriage And Personality. Ms 2p. ( New York American, 13 Nov, 1931, 15) Purchase.	1931.00.00		67	1
On Being A Good Boy. Ms 3p. ( New York American, 18 Nov. 1931, 17.) Purchase.	1931.00.00		67	1
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		6a	8
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		1a	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	14
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	8
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		1a	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		1a	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	8
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	8
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	37-40
[“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		1a	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		1a	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		42	1
Which Way To Peace? Corrected pp. of bound page proofs. (London: Michael Joseph, 1936.) P., courtesy of Ronald Jager.	1936.00.00		100	8
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		42	8
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		1a	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		86	1
“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	8
“[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	8
[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		62	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		62	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
“Are There Absolute Principles on which Education Should be Founded?” Photocopy of debate transcript, Sinai Temple Forum, 20 January 1941. Courtesy of	1941.01.20		258
“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	12
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	12
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	12
[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		1a	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	8
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	12
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		84	1
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		84	1
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	8
“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		29	1
“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		64	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		65	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	8
[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		64	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		64	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		64	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		1	1
"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	64	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	64	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	64	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	37-40
"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	64	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		64	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.	1
Logic And Knowledge. Essays 1902-1924. Bound page proofs. (London: Allen & Unwin, 1956.) Courtesy of Robert C. Marsh, editor.	1956.00.00		179	8
[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		90	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		90	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	64	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	8
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	8
[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		90	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		91	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		94	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	8
“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		3	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		3	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
"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. Also courtesy of United Nations, Archives Section.	1961.11.11		3	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		90	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		90	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		3	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		64	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		3	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		3	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		90	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	3	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		3	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		3	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		3	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	8
Broadcast II [On Vietnam]. TS 1 p. Signed by BR. For San Francisco radio broadcast, Aug. 1965. Purchase.	1965.08.00		150a	8
"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
Recorded Interview. 22 Nov. 1965. Ts. 63 leaves. Emile de Antonio. [see also recording RA3 1333, item 74]	1965.11.22		680
“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	8
[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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