Recent Acquisitions
This listing documents the material that has come after the first two accruals from Bertrand Russell or his estate. When making requests please include the box number and Recent acquisition number if you are able.
Most of this material is described in more detail in other places. Correspondence is described in the BRACERS database, manuscripts, photographs, and artwork in their own separate listings. Those sources are linked with each entry and researchers should consult these first. In the few instances where they have not been described elsewhere, a description has been provided here. This includes things like audio-visual material and artifacts that fall outside other listings.
With any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the archives for assistance: russarch@mcmaster.ca
Note: Recent Acquisition terminology and usage. Depending on the location the items below are variously referred to as ‘Recent Acquisition’, ‘Rec. Acq.’ or ‘RA3’ followed by the number of the item in question. These can and are used interchangeably in publications from the archives and in the Russell journal.
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It is recommended that you consult the appropriate finding aids before checking this listing. This list is to catch anything not covered by the following sources or help guide people to the right channel:
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Manuscripts by Russell
Photographs or Artwork from the archive or of Russell that has been acquired
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Copies: many of the items recorded in this listing are copies from other institutions. They are to facilitate scholars using the material onsite. Copies from other institutions cannot be copied and sent to a third party, unless given permission by the institution with the originals. The note about whether copies are allowed or not is a best guess. If you think there may be an error, please contact the archives and we will review the items in question.
Box 16.01
*1. “The Implications of the H-Bomb” and The Analysis of Matter, manuscript. Described in Series 200. Box 6.36. Copies allowed.
*1a. Material from Columbia University Libraries related to Russell. Includes correspondence of W. W. Norton, Norton and Co., Mary E. Lowndes; C. Ladd-Franklin; Mrs. Maloney; Van Doren; Bush. Described in BRACERS. Box 6.36 houses the copies of the originals, 16.01 has the typed transcripts. No copies allowed.
2a. Rollo Russell and Dowager Countess Russell correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.01. Copies allowed.
2b. United Nations, U Thant, and others, photocopies and transcripts; copies of "The Social Responsibilities of Scientists", Science, vol. 131, no. 2298, 12 February 1960, pp.391-2; "Life, Liberty & the Bomb", Forum Service; "Statement Made by Lord Russell at Bow Street, September 12th"; "Speech by Bertrand Russell for Trafalgar Square Meeting, 29 October 1961"; Speech by Bertrand Russell for Meeting at Cardiff, 1 November 1961". Additional description available in Series 200. Box 16.01. Copies allowed.
3. U Thant, United Nations Archive. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.01. No copies allowed.
4. Rachel Brooks, The YMCA Government of China, typescript with some revisions c. 1970. Box 16.01. Copies allowed. See RA3 6a, box 16.02 for Russell’s preface to this work.
*5. G.E. Moore, “The Elements of Ethics” lectures 1-10. Researchers, please request: Blue folios, Range 9, Shelf 1a. Copies allowed.
Box 16.02
6a. Rachel Brooks, “The Spiritualism of the Orient versus the Materialism of the Occident”, Russell’s preface to The YMCA Government of China, 1931. Additional notes in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
6b. Correspondence from Dora Russell to Rachel Brooks. Described in BRACERS Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
7. G.E. Moore, “Russell’s Theory of Descriptions” manuscripts, [1942-43]. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
8. Society of Authors, Playwrights and Composers (Owen Rutten, D. Kilham Roberts). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
9. Rollo Russell’s birthday book. Presented to BR, his uncle, 1884. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
10. Agatha Russell to Rollo Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
11. William Ross Fraser correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
12. BR unpublished letter to “Academicus” for The Times, 1916. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
13. BR to Kimball. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
14. First World War materials. Typescript of BRs defense at trial, with annotations; BR’s thoughts on imprisonment; Memorial leaflet sent to Prime Minister and Home Secretary from No Conscription Fellowship; and correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
15. Clifford Allen to Catharine Marshall. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
16. Clifford Allen correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
17a. F.H. Bradley correspondence, 1900-22. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. No copies allowed.
17b. E. Haldeman-Julius correspondence, 1942-46. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. No copies allowed.
17c. C.D. Broad correspondence, 1912-68. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. No copies allowed.
17d. Hepburn & Ross correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
17e. Herbert Read correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. No copies allowed.
17f. B.W. Huebsch correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. No copies allowed.
Box 16.03
17g. N.L. Wilson correspondence, 1959. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed.
17h. Robert E. Egner, Preface to “Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell” Described in Series 200. Additional correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed.
17i. Victor Lowe correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed.
17j. Corliss Lamont. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed.
17k. Hans Reinbach. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed.
17l. Lester E. Denonn. Copies replaced by originals in RA3 984. Described in BRACERS. Box 7.43, F.14. Copies allowed.
18. Clifford Allen correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
19a. “Is Modern Education a Failure?” Described in Series 200. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
19b. “Philosophy of Physics”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
19c. Notes for lectures and debates. Includes “Philosophy of Life” and “Marriage”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
20. Albert Schweitzer correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
21. White and Williams correspondence re: Barnes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
22. A.S. Neill correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
23. Bernard Berenson correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed.
24. J.S. Curtis correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
25. Cambridge University Press correspondence and memorandum. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
26. G. Frege correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed. See RA3 63 for transcriptions of these letters.
27. “The extant fragments of Heraclitus” and “How to Read History”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
28. F. Tönnies correspondence.
12. BR unpublished to “Academicus” for The Times, 1916. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.02. Copies allowed.
29. “The European Chaos”, “Mechanism and Life”, and “Gandhi: Uncertain Star of the East” lecture transcripts. Described in Series 200. L. Komisar correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
30. W. J. Gage Ltd. (R.H. Lee) correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.03. No copies allowed.
30a. Notes for speeches on British Labour Government. Described in Series 200 as “British Political Situation” and “Labour Government Revolutionary”. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
30b. “The British Labour Government”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.03. Copies allowed.
Box 16.04
30c. “Education and the Good Life”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
30d. “What I believe”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
*31. Countess Priscilla Annesley correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 6.56. Copies allowed.
32. Clara Urquhart correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Please see RA3 816 for originals.
*33. Phillip E. B. Jourdain. Described in BRACERS. Boxes 6.38 and 6.39. Copies allowed.
34. Henry M. Sheffer’s notes on BR’s mathematics lectures, autumn 1910. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
35. Correspondence with Villard, Fairchild, Rothenstein, Ishill and others. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
36. Thomas Bird Mosher; C.J. Longman correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
37. Cyril Clemens correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
38. Leaflet for BR on WEVD radio, 1 Feb. 1944. Sponsored by Rand School of Social Science. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
39. Duke of Bedford to lady Clare Annesley correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
40. Josephine Piercy; Upton Sinclair correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
41. J. Maynard Keynes; National Council for Civil Liberties correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
42. “Sexual Ethics of Tomorrow”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
43. William James correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
*44. Allen & Unwin Lrd.; C.D. Broad; C.P. Sanger. Described in BRACERS. Boxes 10.31, 10.47, 10.50. Copies allowed.
*45. Tribunal, published in London; dates available 8 Mar. 1916-8 Jan. 1920. Available on Microfilm 47 (access available in Mills Library, Research Collections). Due to format, the number of copies may be limited.
46. Raymond Streatfeild correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
47. Cambridge Observer; dates available 1892-3. Available on Microfilm 46 (access available in Mills Library, Research Collections). Due to format, the number of copies may be limited.
48. A. Meinong. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
49. “Aims and Achievements of Beacon Hill School” article and correspondence. Article described in Series 200 and correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
50. Non-conscription Fellowship correspondence. Includes no. 1 and no. 2 ‘Road to Peace Leaflet’, “A Patched-Up Peace”. Correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
51. Freda Utley; Olivia Holt correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed. Additional information may be available in the Working Correspondence.
52. Boni & Liveright. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed. See also RA3 1121.
53. Barry Fox re: Beacon Hill School student Judith Buckford. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
54. Lucy Silcox. Transcriptions of portions of this material are in RA3 405. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
55. Introduction to C. Allen’s “On Active Service”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
56. Philip Wiener. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
57. H.G. Wells; Isaac Don Levine. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
58. A.B. Kempe. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. No copies allowed.
59. J.J. Thomson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.04. Copies allowed.
16.05
60. Joan Follwell (Mrs. O’Mara) interview with Harry J. Pollock, Mills Memorial Library, October 1970. One reel to reel, and audio cassette copy. Digital copy available. Box 16.05.
*61. Scrapbook of Liverpool Repertory Theatre cuttings and World War I cuttings and documents, 1913-1920; key names identified: Non-Conscription Fellowship materials, Ruth Key retirement, Pte. Makin Jr. military pass. A longer description is available in the first folder in the box. Box 6.40. Copies allowed, with approval of conservation staff.
62. W.E. Hocking; J.H. Woods; Ruth Allen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.05. No copies allowed.
63. G. Frege. Transcription of material in RA3 26. Box 16.05. No copies allowed.
64. Radio transcripts 1945-62, including Reith lectures. Described in Series 200. Box 16.05. Copies allowed.
65. O.S. Wauchope, Deviation into Sense. Described in Series 200. Box 16.05. Copies allowed.
66. Lady Constance Malleson. Added to RA3 596. Please see Finding Aid for Constance Malleson.
67. “Marriage and Personality” and “On Being a Good Boy”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.05. Copies allowed.
68. Gilbert Murray. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.05. No copies allowed.
69. Ottoline Morrel. Described in BRACERS. Boxes 2.53-2.70. Copies allowed.
70. Allen and Unwin. Described in BRACERS. Box 6.41-6.45. No copies allowed.
71. Gilbert Murray and others. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.05. No copies allowed.
Box 16.06
72. Catherine Marshall papers. Statements, leaflets and other materials related to conscience objectors, the No-Conscriptions Fellowship and similar bodies, 1916. An item list is available in the accession binder. These items are duplicate copies from the Marshall papers at the Bodleian, which they gave to the Russell archives. Box 16.06. Copies allowed.
73. Jason Xenakis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.06. Copies allowed.
74. Leon Henkin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.06. No copies allowed.
75. R. B. Perry, R. F. A. Hoernlé, and H. J. Laski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.06. No copies allowed.
76. Simon and Schuster, 1954. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.06. Copies allowed.
77. Lee Eisler, Morals without Mystery. Described in Series 200. Box 16.06. Copies allowed.
78. Charles W. Morris. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.06. Copies allowed.
79. Various catalogues and listings of Wittgenstein’s papers. Box 16.06. Copies allowed.
*80. Framed portrait of BR by Robert B. Williams. Described in Series 950a. Russell stacks.
*81. Peggy Duff interview by Ken Blackwell on BR and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, March 1971. One audio cassette. If requesting the digitized version, please request RA3 415. This is the reel to reel of the same audio.
82. H. J. Laski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.06. No copies allowed.
83. “Hopes of Peace”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.06. Copies allowed.
*84. “Reply to Criticisms” and “My Mental Development”. Described in Series 200. Box 3.47. No copies allowed.
85a-g. Catherine Marshall papers. 85c contains some newspaper clippings related to the No Conscription Fellowship. 85f contains material related to the Everett case. All remaining correspondence is described in BRACERS and manuscripts listed in Series 200. Box 16.06 [continue in next box]. No copies allowed.
Box 16.07
85h-n. Catherine Marshall papers. 85n is a catalogue to Marshall’s papers. Correspondence is described in BRACERS and manuscripts listed in Series 200. Box 16.07. No copies allowed.
86. "England’s Perplexities”. Described in Series 200. Box 3.47. No copies allowed.
87. The City. Two issues advertising Russell speaking: 20 Nov. 1929, vol. XV, no. 10 (for 23 Nov. 1929, “Marriage and Morals”); and 5 Apr. 1939, vol. XXIV, no. 31 (for 8 Apr. 1939, “Dare We Look Ahead”). Box 16.07. Copies allowed.
88. F. D. Roosevelt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.07. No copies allowed.
89. Two memorial medallions from the Medallion Club of France, 1970. Artifacts box 2.
90. Morton Sobell, Committee to Secure Justice for 1956-69. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.07. No copies allowed.
91. C. Foreman (National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.07. No copies allowed.
92. Joan Follwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.07. Copies allowed.
Box 16.08
93. John B. Watson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
94. C. K. Ogden 1922-52. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
95. T. S. Eliot. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
96. Greenway, Golding, Carroll correspondence and stamps. The correspondence is described in BRACERS. In addition, there is an upper left corner block of U.S., 1940, 1 cent postage stamps, featuring Washington Irving (3 stamps high x 5 stamps wide, with number 22474 at top left) with BRs signature at the top. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
97. Mary Annette “Elizabeth” Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. Copies allowed.
98. Storm Jameson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
99. Ronald Jager. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
100. Which Way to Peace? Described in Series 200. Box 16.08. Copies allowed.
101. H. N. Brailsford. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
102. Mary Annette “Elizabeth” Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
103. Frank Russell vs. Schoolbreds, Ltd. Transcript of the trail where Frank Russell sues the moving company who removed Elizabeth Russell’s affects from Telegraph House, 8 July 1919. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
104. Wittgenstein, Logisch-Philosophische Abhandlung. Described in Series 200. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
105. F. C. Copleston. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. Copies allowed.
106. Central Office of Information (C.J.M. Spey), 1956. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
107. Elaine Grand’s interview with BR, CBC Close-Up, 7 January 1959. Transcription. Box 16.08. Recording available at RA3 1062. Copies allowed.
*108. Rosen’s caricature of BR. Includes a note from BR about signing the caricature. Described in Series 950a. Oversize Artwork Box.
109. Martin Buber. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
110. “Are all the nations of the world becoming more national or international?” Described in Series 200. Box 16.08. Copies allowed.
111. College of the City of New York case: court documents. Copies of the published court documents for ‘Kay vs Board of Higher Education’ concerning the appointment of BR to CCNY. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
112. Jack Pitt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
*113. Mrs. G.C. Young. See RA3 343, Box 16.20.
*114. Constance Malleson. Described in Constance Malleson fonds.
*115. Constance Malleson. Described in Constance Malleson fonds.
116. G. E. Moore, review of The Principles of Mathematics. Described in Series 200. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
117. A. Felton, “The Perplexities of John Folstice”. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
118. CND and Committee of 100 print. Fliers, circulars, and clippings related to Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Committee of 100, and Direct Action Committee activities; Aldermaston, Harrington, Ministry of Defence, Parliament Square, St. Pancras. Box 16.08. Copies allowed.
119. Cedric A. Larsen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
120. Amy Elizabeth Otter; Marion, Countess Russell Wills. Copies of the Wills of Marion Russell, 10 Oct. 1938; and Elizabeth Otter, 23 Feb. 1935. Box 16.08. Copies allowed.
121. W. B. Ready: tape. Interview of William Ready by Al MacKay, CHML, Hamilton. 22 May 1969. Digital copy available.
122. This number was skipped.
123. Joan Follwell. See RA3 92.
124. John Leonard Beevers, Frank Russell, J. G. Slater, S.E. Tackmark, E. Mettler, C. Farley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
125. George Orwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
126. F. C. S. Schiller. Correspondence described in BRACERS and notes on Schiller article described in Series 200. Box 16.08. No copies allowed.
Box 16.09
127. Grenada stamps of BR. Includes corner blocks for each of the four featured individuals – BR, Maimonides, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and John Dewey. Box 16.09. Copies allowed.
128. Peggy Aitchison. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. Copies allowed.
129. Edith Russell to W. B. Ready. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. Copies allowed.
130. BR in China photographs. Described in Constance Malleson fonds.
131. Lucy Donnelly. This is a copy from the Jane Addams collection. The original is 710.049510. Box 5.14.
132. J. Nehru. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. No copies allowed.
133. Victor Lenzen, “A Theory of Judgment”, term paper; and notebook titled ‘Epistemology’, Lenzen’s notes on Russell’s Harvard lectures, 1914. BR's notes on term paper described in Series 200. Box 16.09. Copies of BR’s notes and the notebook allowed.
134. David Hilbert. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. No copies allowed.
135. Westgate Press (Oscar Lewis). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. No copies allowed.
136. James Carey Thomas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. No copies allowed.
137. American Union Against Militarism/English Workmen’s Council. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. No copies allowed.
138. Yuen Ren Chao. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. No copies allowed.
139. McCall’s Magazine, regarding BRs diet. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. Copies allowed.
140. Bishop Manning 1929, 1940, continues in next box. Mostly correspondence, does include press clippings on ‘the Bertrand Russell Case’, 1929, and BRs appointment at the College of the City of NY (CCNY), 1940. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.09. No copies allowed. Continued in the next box.
Box 16.10
140. Bishop Manning, 1940. Continues from previous box. Box 16.10.
141. Rebecca Shelley, Read Bain, A. M. Graves, Robert Mark Wenley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
142. A. Lawrence Lowell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
143. Robert C. Marsh, 1950-59. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
144. Nicholas Griffin. Additional notes from Griffin on the letters related to ABC of Relativity and the war in Vietnam. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
145. Ellery Sedgewick; Mr. Morrison; The Atlantic Monthly. Related to “Socialism in Underdeveloped Countries”, 19 Jan. 1922 and other matters. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
146. Read Bain. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
147. Ben Lindsay. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
148. University of California; Dr. R. Sproul; M. E. Deutsch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
149. Bruce Kuklick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
*150. Thompson Collection of manuscripts, typescripts, galleys etc. of BRs. Described in Series 200 and briefly in the Overview listing. Box 6.47-6.49. Copies allowed.
150a. Thompson Collection continued. Includes correspondence, described in BRACERS and various manuscript pieces, described in Series 200. Box 16.10. Copies allowed.
151. Political Ideals typescript and leaflet put out by the National Council for Civil Liberties, 1917; A ms addition to the foreward of the Lecture; ‘Syllabus of Lectures by Bertrand Russell’. Described in Series 200. Box 16.10. No copies allowed.
Box 16.11
152. “Principles of Social Reconstruction” typescript. Described in Series 200. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
153. George Catlin, originals held by McMaster in the George Catlin fonds. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. Copies allowed.
154a. Alys Russell: scrapbook and diary. Photocopy of diary 5 Nov.-18 Dec. 1895 during her and BRs stay in Berlin, plus extensive scrapbook of news articles. Transcript of diary pages at beginning of folder. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
154b. Graham Walleas, Beatrice Webb, Hubert Bryan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
155. Robert Sencourt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
156. Arthur Posonby. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
157. Frank Swimmerton; Mollie MacCarthy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
158. R. Palme Dutt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
159. Vera Brittain, originals held by McMaster in the Vera Brittain fonds. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. Copies allowed.
160. Joseph Larmor. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
161. A. Lawrence Lowell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
162. Lewis Browne. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
163. Paul Arthur Schilpp; the Library of Living Philosophers, 24 Dec. 1938. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
164. Photo of BR with Mme. Harvey, Joseph Delteil, and Mme. Delteil (née Dudley), c. 1930. Described in Photograph listing. Box 16.11. Copies allowed.
165. Avner Falk. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. Copies allowed.
166. Russell’s last will (18 Nov. 1966). Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
167. H. W. Carr. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
168. H. M. Kallen, continues in next box. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. No copies allowed.
Box 16.12
168. H. M. Kallem, continues from previous box. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
169. T. Scott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.12. Copies allowed.
170. R. Crawshay-Williams “The Comforts of Unreason” reviewed by BR. Transcripts of originals also in file. Described in Series 200. Box 16.12. Copies of transcripts only.
171. “Psychology and Politics.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
171. Lester E. Denonn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
172. Carey Thomas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
173. A. Weinberg. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
174. Cyrus Eaton. Letters described in BRACERS and photographs in Series 950. Box 16.12. Copies permitted.
175. H. G Wells, E. G. Balch, H. Mahncke. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
176. P. A. Schilpp. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
177. “Dr. Dewey’s Logic”; “The Philosophy of Santayana”; “My Mental Development”; “Reply to Criticisms” [1st leaf is from Moore’s “Reply”]. Described in Series 200. Box 16.12. No copies allowed.
*178. Logan Pearsall Smith to his parents and sisters, Alys Russell and Mary Berenson. Available on Microfilm 48 (access available in Mills Library, Research Collections). No Copies permitted.
179. Logic and Knowledge: page proofs. Described in Series 200. Box 16.12. Copies allowed.
Box 16.13
180. Frank Russell sketched by Eyre Crowe. Described in Artwork Listing. Box 16.13. Copies allowed.
181. Collected Stories of BR. Marked page proofs. Described in Series 200. Box 16.13. Copies allowed.
182. J. C. Bhaskar Abraham. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.13. No copies allowed.
183. Victor F. Lenzen, Tom Mooney, etc.; “Fashions in Virtues”, “Respect for Law.” Described in Series 200 and correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.13. No copies allowed.
184. “Theory of Knowledge” chapter of My Philosophical Development. Described in Series 200. Box 16.13. No copies allowed.
185. H. M. Kallen, The Bertrand Russell Case. Includes clippings, timeline, and ‘case’ prepared by Kallen and Dewey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.13. No copies allowed.
186. C. D. Brood to P. A. Schilpp. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.13. No copies allowed.
187. Kingsley Martin. The correspondence is described in BRACERS and there is an additional file of photocopies of BR’s press clippings, letters etc. Box 16.13. No copies allowed.
Box 16.14
188. L. P. Smith to G. Santayana. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
189. Mary Annette, Elizabeth, Countess Russell to Katherine Mansfield. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
190. Paul Edwards. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
191. Dorothy Brett. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
192. Baker Brownell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
193. Story Magazine/Story Press (Whit Barnett); Henry Holt and Co. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
194. Simon Flexner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
195. G. Lowes Dickinson and Russell photo. Described in Photographs listing. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
196. BR’s [Journal 1902-05] transcription of original by Kadriin Blackwell. Described in Series 200. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
197. Sheffer to Hoernlé. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
198. Stan Obodiac. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
199. S. Sassoon to C. K. Odgen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
200. [Number skipped]
201. Russell Centenary Stamp (India). Three blocks of stamps (25 stamps framed, and two sets in envelopes of 42 and 23 respectively). Numerous first day covers, two with the commemorative stamps on them. Some correspondence regarding the stamp (Julie Medlock, Auroville; Indian Posts and Telegraphs Department). Clippings about the BR stamp and the other three issued at that time as well as some small publications about the stamp. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
202. Australia, 1950: press clippings. Copies of clippings from Australian newspapers during 1950. Additional material may be in the Bibliography files. Quality of copies is poor, may need to consult Microfilm 47 (access available in Mills Library, Research Collections). Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
203. Russell’s Pugwash message, 1957. Audio cassette and CD copy. Digital copy available. Box 16.14.
204. “Private Memorandum concerning Ralph Schoenman.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
205. BBC broadcasts on tape: “Books That Influenced me in Youth”, also printed in Fact & Fiction. Audio cassette. Digital copy available. Box 16.14.
206. Thomas A. Beckett. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
207. Gurko, Jane; Free Speech Movement. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
208. Oswald Veblen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
209. Peggy Adams (Mrs. William Kiskadden). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
210. Michael Thompson, Arthur Douglas, Mr. Lesser. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
211. [Item superseded]
212. C.K. Bliss; Semantography Institute. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
213. J. M. Keynes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
214. A. K. Stout. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
215. S. A. Nock. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
216. Wells to Meiklejohn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. Copies allowed.
217. John Dewey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.14. No copies allowed.
Box 16.15
218. Ben B. Lindsey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. copies of transcripts allowed.
219. G. F. Stout. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. Copies of transcripts allowed.
220. Item moved to RA3 95.
221. Rupert Brooke. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. No copies allowed.
222. Raphael Dennos and G. F. Stout; BR’s visit to Australia. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. No copies allowed.
223. R. Tagore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. Copies of transcripts allowed.
224. C. K. Bliss. Correspondence described in BRACERS and photographs in the Photograph Listing. Box 16.15. Copies allowed.
225. Leo Wiener; Norbert Wiener. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. No copies allowed.
226. James Griffin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. No copies allowed.
227. Mervyn R. O. Millett. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. Copies allowed.
228. M. Bierich. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. No copies allowed.
229. The Dial, The Nation. Correspondence described in BRACERS and the articles described in Series 200. Box 16.15. No copies allowed.
230. James V. Geisendorfer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. Copies allowed.
231. Victoria, Lady Welby. Described in BRACERS. In addition, there is a copy of the “Survey Catalogue of the Correspondence of Victoria, Lady Welby” from York in the file. Box 16.15. No copies allowed.
232. M. Lincoln Schuster; Simon and Schuster; C.M. Broun; statement re: Rev. Ashton Jones, 8 Sept. 1963, enclosed with letter to Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.15. No copies allowed. Material continues into the next box.
Box 16.16
232. “The Optimism of America”, “Watson vs. Freud”, “The Relation of Sense-Data to Physics”; Notes on Descartes and Carroll for broadcasts; Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Manuscripts described in Series 200 and correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
233. A. Guerard. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
234. F. C. S. Schiller. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
235. B. Blanshard. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
236. M. Dyer-Bennet. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
237. Wm. Dawson and Sons Ltd., C. K. Bliss. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
238. BR’s marginalia in The Mechanical Theory of Heat by R. Clausius, Natural Philosophy by Lord Kelvin, and Applications of Dynamics to Physics and Chemistry by J.J. Thomson (photocopies). These titles appear to have been in his library in the late 1890s but were no longer part of his library when it was transferred to McMaster. There is an additional page ‘Some of Sydney Chapman’s notes’. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
239a. S. Rodman, Alfred M. Bingham, S. Hentzberg; “Common Sense”; Palmer; “New York World”; B. Malinowski; Law clerk Judge Jerome Frank; F. H. Schapsmeier. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
240. “Russia and the United States after the War.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
241. Fabian Society. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
242. Pierre Berton, originals held by McMaster in the Pierre Berton fonds. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
243. Peter Nidditch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
244. “How to Become a Philosopher”, “How to Become a Logician”, and “How to Become a Mathematician.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
245. Ulverscroft Large Print Books Ltd. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
246. Leo Rosten. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
247. Gifford Ernest. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
248. Ivy Tennyson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
249. [The Rights of Women], unpublished mss. Described in Series 200. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
250. Natus och Kultur. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
251. R. E. Muirhead. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
252. “Causes of Modern War” and “Education and World Peace.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
253. Irina Stickland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. See RA3 971 for original.
254. Celeste Holden (MacFadden). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. Copies allowed.
255. D. Gauthier. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
256. K. Mansfield. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
257. A. Einstein. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.16. No copies allowed.
Box 16.17
258. “Debate: Are There Absolute Principles..?” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
259. Material in this folder has been combined with additional Ottoline Morrell content. See RA3 69.
260. Clifford Allen. Transcripts of portions of Lady Allen’s biography, including quotations of Russell’s to the press on his change in policy towards atomic weapons in 1947 vs. 1959. Transcripts of quotes about Clifford Allen. And a letter from BR to Allen from China. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
261. Max Fisch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. Copies allowed.
262. Francis Maynell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
263. Dartington Hall School (W. B. Curry). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
264. Donald G. Brennan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
265. Leigh Bureau. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
266. “[On Two Kinds of love]”, “[On Memories of Childhood]”, “The Worship of Truth.”, “[On the End Results of Life]”, “Wisdom.”, “The Past.”, “The Two Races of Man.”, “[On Wisdom]”, “The Communion of Saints.”, “The Ocean of Life.”, “Gentleness.”, “The Forgiveness of Sins.”, “The Atonement.”, “The Return to the Cave.”, “[Untitled allegory]”, “Action and Contemplation.”, “Prisons I.”, “[Outline and fragment beginning with ‘Prisons’]”, “Austerity.”, “Religion.”, “IV. Wisdom.”, “Freedom and Bondage.”, “Duty and Fate.”, “The Message of Nature.”, “[On the Past]”, “[On the Soul’s Marriage with the World]”, “[On the Comforts of the Soul...]” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
267. “The Education of the Emotions.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
268. “Why do Men Persist in Living?” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
269. “How Political Institutions Can Foster a Good Life.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
270. “[Statement to other pacifists]” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
271. “[Defence against prosecution for statement]” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
272. “The Future of the Family.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
273. Holter, Norman J., Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
274. L. L. Whyte. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
275. G. M. Trevelyan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.17. No copies allowed.
276. The Philosophy of Leibniz: proofs. Described in Series 200. Box 16.17. Copies allowed.
Box 16.18
277. Arthur Ponsonby. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
278. A. Shalom. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. Copies allowed.
279. F. H. Bradley: notes by Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
280. British Council (R. Bottrall). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
281. Herb A. Campbell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
282. Harriet Ruth Barry; Roderick Barry (birth certificates). Copies of birth certificates for Dora’s two children with Griffin Barry. BR is listed as Harriet’s father. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
283. Cambridge University Press. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
284. H. A. Hollond, R. C. Trevelyan, Myers, Gertrude Hardy. Transcriptions of portions of this material are in RA3 405. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
285. Elizabeth Trevelyan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
286. H. J. Laski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
287. Edith Russell to Constance Malleson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. Copies allowed.
288. Stanley Keeling. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. Copies allowed.
289. W. E. Carmichael. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. Copies allowed.
290. Frank Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.18. Copies allowed.
291. Australia: L. F. Giblin Dec. 1949-Aug. 1950. Correspondence is described in BRACERS and there is an additional file of clippings with the letters. Box 16.18. No copies allowed.
Box 16.19
292. Australia: talks. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
293. Gilbert Seldes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
294. Gamel Brenan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
295. Peregrine Acland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
296. Robert Oppenheimer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
297. John Haynes Holmes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
298. Abraham Kaplan and Irving Copilowish. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
299. Rolanda Ronald. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
300. John Tyndall. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
301. National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies (NUWSS). Candidates for election or re-election and record of attendance for 1908, includes BR for re-election. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
302. Catherine Marshall from her father. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
303. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF). Correspondence is described in BRACERS as well as additional material related to Clifford Allen. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
304. “John Stuart Mill and the Idea of Liberty.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
305. Herbert H. Stevens. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
306. Edith Russell to Constance Malleson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
307. Edith Russell to Toronto Star Weekly. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
308. Mrs. Henry Fawcett. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
309. Joseph Joachim. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
310. Constance Malleson and David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
311. Constance Malleson to Katharine Tait. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
312. Felix Kaufmann. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
313. Russell’s seminars at Sydney University, 1950. Described in Series 200. No copies allowed.
314. W. A. S. Hewins. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
315. “Auto-Obituary.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
316. “The Paralysis of England.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
317. “Power, Ancient and Modern.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
318. WEVD radio station leaflet. Single page ad for BR’s talks sponsored by the Rand School and broadcast on WEVD radio, 1944. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
319. O. Strachey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
320. BBC “Conversation” on language. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
321. Ralph Hawtrey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
322. Titi d’Aranyi. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
323. H. M. Swanwick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
324. Alan Walker: interview notes. Typed notes from interview as well as numerous clippings related to BR, many light-hearted. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
325. Preface to German translation of Power. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
326. Foreward to The Problem of China. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
327. Preface to German Social Democracy. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
328. Synopsis of Education and the Social Order. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
329. Human Knowledge. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
330. Nationalism. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
331. Harold Laski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
332. Karin Costelloe Stephen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
333. Friends’ Service Committee and N. C. F. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
334. Lady Agnes Grove. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
335. N. C. F. (C. Marshall) to Dr. Thomas; J. A. C. minutes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
336. A. Marshall Diston. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. No copies allowed.
337. On world government (1934- fol. 4 only)[There is no issue...]. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
338a. V. F. Calverton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
338b-d. Sidney Hook. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
338e. Notes for debate with R. Niebuhr. Described in Series 200. Box 16.19. Copies allowed.
Box 16.20
339. W. V. O. Quine. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
340. Sverre Lyngstad. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
341. Krishna Sen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
342. Elkan Allan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
343. Grace Chisholm (Mrs. Young). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
344. Lionel Britton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
345. Nancy Pearn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
346. “Elizabeth” Russell (von Arnim) to Nancy Pearn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
347. Edith Russell: McMaster notes. Copies remain in the box; the originals are now in box 8.01. See Edith Russell archive or BRACERS for further description.
348a. Catherine Marshall. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
348b. Joint Advisory Council. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
348c. C. O. Information Bureau. (W. G. Rinden) Edith Ellis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
348d. Arthur Watts. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
348e. Herbert Peet. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
349. “What do the people in the Ministry of Agriculture...” Described in Series 200. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
350. E. Heinton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
351. G. H. von Wright. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
352. “Education & Peace”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
353. “The State”; Open Court. Manuscript described in Series 200 and correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
354. Jelly d’Avanyi. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
355. Copy replaced by original, See RA3 421, Box 16.22
356. Philip Morrell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
357. L. H. Stickland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
358. Edith Russell to Ian Nelson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
359. J. O. Urmson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
360. Moved to RA3 182.
361. Mr. Bergman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
362. Paul Blanshard, Roy Anderson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
363. Zenas Clark Dickinson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
364. Alfred Henry Lloyd. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
365. Mrs. S. B. Osborn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
366. Margaret Sanger. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
367. Harry Norman Gardiner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
368. American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
369. Niels Bohr, Elias Bresdorff, Max Born, Louis Hjelmslev, Otto Nathan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
370a. Moved to 370i-j.
370b. Elizabeth Cross to Dorothy Harvey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370c. Dorothy Harvey, Anna T. Dudley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370d. Mr. Harvey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370e. Caroline Dudley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370f. Opinions on Swearing. Described in Series 200. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370g. Jason Harvey: Beacon Hill report cards and “general psychology” reports. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370h. Beacon Hill School. Described in Series 200. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370i. Dora Russell to Dorothy Harveys; Beacon Hill Prospectives. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
370j. Jason Harvey to his parents. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
371. C. I. Lewis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
372. Julie Medlock. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
373. Bertrand Russell’s CCNY Case: Jean Kay’s court application; BR’s response. Described in Series 200. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
374. Mr. Warman of P. E. N. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
375. J. E. Littlewood. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
376. C. D. Brad; J. R. M. Butler; G. E. Moore; T. C. Nicholas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
377. Joseph Conrad. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
378. Alan and Mary Wood. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
379. Gerald Brenan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
380. Address to the Students of Edinburgh; H. G. Wells to Mr. Gray. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
381. Mary Sheepshants: memoirs. Described in Series 200. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
382. Clive Bell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. Copies allowed.
383. Crompton LI. Davies. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
384. Miss Bedford. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.20. No copies allowed.
385. Material from Ottoline Morrell Papers. Mss. Material is in Box 6.50 and described in Series 200, see RA# column entries: ‘385, Box 6.50’. For correspondence, please see description in BRACERS, Box 2.68, and search ‘385’ in Recent acquisition field.
386. Minutes of The Coefficients. Available on Microfilm 62 (access available in Mills Library, Research Collections). Microfilm material from Morrell Papers, HRC, Texas.
Box 16.21
387. Beacon Hill School: photos. Described in the Photograph Listing. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
388. Robert E. Brumbaugh: notes on BR’s seminar, Chicago, [1938-39]. Described in Series 200. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
389. Lionel Britton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
390. Letter to “Dear Sir”, 1944. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
391. Erwin Schrödinger. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
392. Albert C. Barnes to Sidney Hook. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
393. Dorothy Cousens (Mackenzie). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
394. Ralph Hawtrey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
395. Rupert & Elizabeth Crawshay-Williams; Edith Russell: wills and codicils. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
396. Charles Trevelyan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
397. Charles Trevelyan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
398. Gen. Cockerill and Col. A. V. F. Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
399. Frank Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
400. Walter Runciman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
401. Trinity College Council: minutes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
402. A. N. Whitehead: memorandum for Trinity Council, May 1910. Regarding position for BR. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
403. Fellows to Trinity C. C. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
404. G. M. Trevelyan to Patricia Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
405. Trinity College: transcripts of letters. Transcriptions of parts of letters from Russell Papers at Trinity. The originals are in other Recent Acquisitions: RA 54 and RA 284. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
*406. BR’s copy of Francis Galton’s Hereditary Genius. This has been added to Russell’s library. Please request call no. RUSS LIBX 3717.
*407. BR’s copy of F.H. Bradley’s The Principles of Logic. This has been added to Russell’s library. Please request call no. RUSS LIBX 3623.
*408. BR and Alys Russell’s copy of Michael Field’s Long Ago. This has been added to Russell’s library. Please request call no. RUSS LIBX 3735.
*409. Photograph of Pembrook Lodge, oversize. Described in the Photograph Listing. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 46, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
410. “On the Foundations of Ethics.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
411. “Professor Dewey’s Essays in Experimental Logic.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
412. Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy. Described in Series 200. Box 16.21. Copies allowed.
413. M. Carey Thomas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
414. Beacon Hill notebook. Photocopy of manuscript, 72 pp., with pasted in photographs. Begun by an anonymous teacher, it records information on the pupils, their activities, as well as transcripts of poems and plays. In 1977, Griselda Main, later MacLoud, who taught at the School included additional information and her memoirs about the school and trips to a nearby pub (last 8 pages of book). From Griselda MacLeod, via David Harley. Originally embargoed until after Dora Russell’s death. Box 16.21. No copies allowed.
*415. Peggy Duff interview by Ken Blackwell on BR and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, March 1971. Original reel to reel for audio cassette in RA3 81. Digital copy available.
*416. Film interviews, 5 reels. Interviews with Edith Russell, Cyrus Eaton, John Slater, Chris Farley, Conrad Russell; "Discussion of Bertrand Russell as a Philosopher", Speakers: Dr. A. Shalom, Dr. David Pears, Sir Alfred Ayer, McMaster University; and selected cuts from these recordings. Digital copy available.
Box 16.22
417. “In Two Minds”. An imaginary dialogue between Russell and Wittgenstein. Audio cassette. Digital copy available.
418. Home Office files 1916 (2 from 1918). Material related to anti-war activism and imprisonment at Brixton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. Copies allowed
419. Helen Flexner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
420. Nicholas Bentley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
421. Peter Nevill Ltd. (David Neil Gordon). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. Copies allowed.
*422. Louis Couterat. Described in BRACERS. Box 6.51. No copies allowed.
423. Paul Weinparhl, “The Relation of Language and Fact.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
424. Wolfgang Yourgrau. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
425. Alys Russel. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
426. C. P. Sanger. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. Copies allowed.
427. Marion Edwards Park, Mrs. Epes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
428. See RA3 385.
429. C. K. Ogden. Correspondence described in BRACERS and manuscripts described in Series 200. Also included, The Dial, vol. LXXXI, no. 2, August 1926. Box 16.22. Copies allowed.
430. Raymond Gregory to Rufus M. Jones. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
431. Charner Perry, Baker Brownell, and Professor Lloyd. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
432. Lionel Britton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. Copies allowed.
433. Bogdon Madej. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.22. No copies allowed.
*434. Alys Russell: microfilm printouts. Box 6.52-6.58.
*435. Katharine Tait. Box 8.36.
Box 16.23
*436. “Address at Warsaw Ghetto Memorial Meeting.” Described in Series 200. Digital copy of recording available. A transcript of the speech is in the Russell journal, 37-40: 1980-81, pp.5-7.
437. “On Keeping a Wide Horizon.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
*438. Dorothy Cousens (Mackenzie) taped interview with Kenneth Blackwell. Digital copy of recording available.
439. Barry Fox (Barry Stevens). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. Copies allowed.
440. Gerald Brenan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. Copies allowed.
441. Everybody’s [Alan Farmer, J. Dell]. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. Copies allowed.
442. Norbert Wiener to Leo Wiener, Bertha Wiener. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
443. Nobert Wiener: 2 essays. The Theory of Types and Bertrand Russell’s Theory of the Nature of Reality. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
444. Kalinga Prize address. Described in Series 200. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
445. John Williamson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
446. John Russell, 4th Earl: speech to House of Lords, 1978. Published booklet of speech Box 16.23. Copies allowed.
447. Michael Miller. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
448. Mrs. H. M. Fawcett. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
449. CBC Ideas ten-part series. Each recording begins with “Bertrand Russell: The Drama” by David Humphreys, followed by an interview by Norman Moss or recording of Russell. Listed below are the people interviewed in each episode or the recording of Russell. The eleventh item is a separate CBC Ideas episode. Digital copies of the recordings are available.
Bertrand Russell reading the prologue to his Autobiography.
Reith lecture, “Social Cohesion & Human Nature”; rebroadcast from BBC, 26 Dec. 1948.
A.J. Ayer, interview.
Kenneth Blackwell, interview.
Dora Russell, interview 1.
Dora Russell, interview 1.
John Russell [side A] and Katharine Tait [side B], interview.
L.H Stone, New York Board of Higher Education, interview [side A] and Taboo Morality [side B].
Canon John Collins, interview.
BR's achievements. Discussion panel: Robert Kee (Chair), Lady Stocks, Stuard Hamshire, and Norman St. John Stevens. Episode concludes with a rebroadcast of “Man's Peril from the Hydrogen Bomb”.
Propaganda, Jan Feorowicz, host.
450. “Earl Russell” (1876), in The Globe. Box 16.23. Copies allowed.
451. Allen Kimbrell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
452. M. Carey Thomas to Lilian (Bird) Morley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.23. No copies allowed.
453. Sidney Emberley and Manuel Zach “A Chair of Indecency: a play in two acts.” Box 16.23. Copies allowed. Continues in next box.
Box 16.24
453. Emberley and Zack “A Chair of Indecency.” Box 16.24. Copies allowed. Continues from previous box.
454. Constance Malleson to Vera Brittain, originals held by McMaster in the Vera Brittain fonds. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
455. Marie Stopes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
456. Sidney Ratner to Paul Schlipp. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
457. The Fiddler of Carne by Ernest Rhys. Title page and various inside pages identifying BR and Alys Russell as past owners (now held by the University of Waterloo). Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
458. Andrew Gow. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
459. H. Waterworth. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
460. Benjamin Spock. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
461. Harold Laski and Sinclair Lewis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
462. J. Alisande Stevens to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
463. Daily Herald clipping file. Frank Russell; Bertrand Russell, 1919-1970; John Freeman interview transcript. Material spans ten folders. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
464. Lester Schreyer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
465. E. Boris Uvarov to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
466. Jack Pritchard to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
*467. David Harley to Dora re: Beacon Hill School. Box 8.04. Embargoed until the end of 2026.
468. Richard Garnett to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
469. Stewart Holbrook. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
470. Cedric A. Larsen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
471. Edith Russell to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. Copies allowed.
472. Roger Fry’s portrait of Russell. Described in Artwork Listing. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
473. John L. Balderston. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
474. M. Carey Thomas to Alys Russell; James Carey Thomas to her. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.24. No copies allowed.
Box 16.25
475. “Two Booklets by Bertrand Russell”, Haldeman-Julius leaflet. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
476. H. H. Price to George Catlin, originals in Catlin archive held by McMaster. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
477. Normal Angell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
478. “War and Individual Liberty.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
479. “On Education”. Photocopies of selections or corrections from pp. 53-59. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
480. Alys Russell to Mary Mckall Gwinn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
481. Emanuel R. Posnock, World Without Barriers (inscribed to Russell). Copy of title page and inscription. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
482. Alys Russell to H. G. and Jane Wells. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
483. W. B. Curry to H. G. Wells. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
484. Frank Russell to H. G. Wells. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
485. Dora Russell et. al. to H. G. Wells. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
486. H. G. Wells to Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
486a. H. H. Joachim’s A Study of the Ethics of Spinoza: Russell’s marginalia. Photocopies from copy belonging to the University of York. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
487. Henry Sidgewick to James Ward. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
488. McTaggart’s Further Determination of the Absolute inscribed to Russell (photocopy of first pages). Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
489. American Union against Militarism to People’s Council of America. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
490. Proposed portrait of James Ward (petition). Call for financial support to pay for the portrait. BR is part of the committee. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
491. Alys Russell to Eleanor Mildred Sidgewick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
492. W. R. Sorley to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
493. G. H. Hardy to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
494. “The Meaning of Good” [NOT in Russell’s hand]. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
495. G. F. Stout to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
496. Tapes of address to Vietnam Solidarity Campaign and of “Rise and Fall of CND”, 1966. Recorded by Ikki Hitaka. Box 16.25. Digital copy available.
497. “Recollections of Three Hours with Bertrand Russell” (L. E. Denonn.) Described in Series 200. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
498. Letters to Russell, Keynes and Moore: gallery proofs. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.25. Copies allowed.
499. A.G. Jackson’s notes of Wittgenstein’s lectures on philosophical psychology, 1947. Typed, with page numbers. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
500. Peter Geach’s notes of Wittgenstein’s lectures on philosophy of psychology, 1946-47. Box 16.25. No copies allowed.
501a. R. Crawshay-Williams. See Crawshay-Williams fonds listing and BRACERS. Box 16.25. Copies allowed. Continued in next two boxes.
Box 16.26
501b-l. R. Crawshay-Williams. See Crawshay-Williams fonds listing and BRACERS. Box 16.26. Copies allowed. Continued in previous and next box.
Box 16.27
501m-n. R. Crawshay-Williams. See Crawshay-Williams fonds listing and BRACERS. Box 16.27. Copies allowed.
502. Wills: Alys Russell, Rollo Russell, Frank Russell, Agatha Russell, Frances Russell. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
503. Mr. Gessler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
504. Henry Kittredge Norton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. Copies allowed.
505. G. Grigson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. Copies allowed.
506. Ruth Weddle. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. Copies allowed.
507. Elkan Allan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. Copies allowed.
508. Walter C. Davidson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. Copies allowed.
509. “Obsolete Ideas.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
510. “The Modern Mastery of Nature.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
511. V. F. Calverton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
512. International Committee for Political Prisoners: Henry G. Alsberg and M. A. Shapiro. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
513. Norman Thomas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
*514. Moved to RA3 452. See box 16.23.
515. J. S. Mackenzie. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
516. Gilbert Murray: review of Freedom and Organization. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
517. Herbert Ferber. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
518. G. E. Moore from [Theodore Llewelyn Davies?]. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
519. “Freedom in Society.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
520. “The International Outlook.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
521. F. Erhardt, Metaphysik. Photocopy of pages with BR’s marginalia, including a summary of notes prepared by John Evenden. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
522. Charner Perry to Gary Slezak. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
523. Ronald Levy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
523a. Gabriella Oppenheim- Errena. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
524. E. F. F. Zermelo. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
525. Wilson MacDonald. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
526. Encyclopaedia Britannica (Hooper and Hudson). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
527. E. H. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
528. E. R. Richner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
539. Frank Hardie. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
530. J. L. Hammond. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
531. Philip Morrell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
532. E. S. P. Haynes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
533. Francis Clarke. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.27. No copies allowed.
Box 16.28
534. Berger Evans. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
535. Frederick W. Heath of Bermondsey Book. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
536. Letter to The Nation on a review of Sassoon. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
537. James Hamilton Doggart. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
538. C. L. Cline. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
539. Daniel Cory. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
540. Ludwig Lewisohn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
541. F. W. Roberts. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
542. John Lane the Bodley Head. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
543. Edward Nehles. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
544. Frank Morley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
545. Échanges (Allanah Harper). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
546. Louis Rittenberg. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
547. London Mercury. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
548. Frank J. Goodnow from Author O. Lovejoy and James H. Woods. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
549. Johns Hopkins University Circulars, Feb. 1897, no. 128. Lectures on ‘Foundations of Geometry’ by BR. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
550. New York American (Mr. Towne). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
551. Recollections of Leicester Secular Society by Sidney Grimson (Vol. 2: p. 34). Mentions a number of lectures from BR including four on “the Prospects of Industrial Civilization” and four on “Education”. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
552. Peter Owen Ltd. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
553. Wiadomosci. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
554. Compton Mackenzie. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
555. George Santayana. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
556. Masters of the Civil Pension. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
557. P. E. N. (Herman Ould, Marjorie Wells). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
558. Mary Hutchinson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
559. Paul A. Schlipp to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
560. Desmond MacCathy to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
*561. Cambridge Magazine. Available on Microfilm reels 64-70 (access available in Mills, Research Collections). Due to format, the number of copies may be limited.
562. G. F. Stout to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
563. Harold Morland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
564. The Dial (Marilyn Johnson). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
565. Mr. Kendrick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
566. Mrs. Daly. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
567. Edith Kittredge Norton (Edith Egbert Norton). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
568. Karlene (Kittredge) Norton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
569. Russell: mimeos and print re: civil disobedience and nuclear disarmament. Some of this material is described in Series 200. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
570. “Geneva” leaflet. “A Message to the Ministers” regarding a public meeting, 21 October 1955. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
571. “The Rewards of Philosophy.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
572. Cambridge U. Moral Sciences Club. Summary from the minute books 1890-1903, with all mentions of BR, and references to topics he was interested in. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
573. “Syllabus of Six Lectures on the Foundations of Geometry.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
574. F. H. Bradley (petition signed by Russell). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
575. Donald McCarthy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
576. “Recollections of an Interview with Bertrand Russell” by Donald McCarthy. The document includes details from a letter from BR 4 July 1959, and an account written by McCarthy the day after his two hour interview with BR on 1 February 1960. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
577. What I Believe. Described in Series 200. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
578. “The Future.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
579. T. J. Cobden-Sanderson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
580. L. L. Leffler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
581. “Beyond the Fringe”, “Portrait from Memory” audio recording. “Portrait from Memory” by Jonathan Miller, from the revue “Beyond the Fringe”, Edinburgh Festival 1960, London 1961, New York 1962. 2 minutes. Box 16.28. Digital copy unavailable at this time.
582. Benn Levy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
583. Leonard Woolf. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
584. Virginia Woolf. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
585. Kingsley Martin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
*586. Material moved to B&R section D. Published reports of speeches 29 March-9 Apr 1920.
587. Edwin H. Wilson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
588. Swedish Academy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
589. Max Black. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
590. The Edinburgh Review. Ledger pages for 1904, 1907, 1909 noting articles contributed by BR. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
591. Feinberg & Kasrilo, eds., Bertrand Russell’s America, Vol. I: “blues” of plates. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
592. Oxford University Press. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
593. Longmans, Green and Co. Ledger pages related to Philosophical Essays and a number of other publications, print numbers, and some reviews. Box 16.28. No copies allowed.
594. Mount Holyoke College. Photographs, lecture calendar, and news clippings related to BR’s time as Florence Purington. Box 16.28. Copies allowed.
Box 16.29
595. “The Logic of Relations.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.29. No copies allowed.
*596. Please see the listing for the Lady Constance Malleson fonds.
597. Gilbert Murray. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
598. Victor F. Lenzen to his mother. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
599. G. E. Moore, “Can We Mean Anything, When We Don’t Know What We Mean?” Box 16.29. No copies allowed.
*600. Interview with David Susskind on “Open End”. Audio cassette recording. Digital copy available. Transcript at RA3 1624.
601. Barbara S. Halpern, “Lucky Woman”, regarding Alys’ courtship. Recording of BBC performance. Box 16.29. Digital copy available.
602. This number was skipped.
603. H. Forrest and D. Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
604-05. Griselda MacLeod and Ian MacLeod to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
606. Mrs. Walter Gropius and David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
607. John Edwards and David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
608. Mary Bailey and David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
609. Elsie Edwards to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
610. Trinity College, Cambridge: entrance exam. 13 December 1890, with annotations. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
611. Barbara Hubbard and David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
612. Mrs. Ragnuild Kielland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
613. Katherine Mansfield to Ottoline Morrell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. No copies allowed.
614. “The Duty of a Philosopher in This Age”: galley proofs. Described in Series 200. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
615. Mrs. Wyn Henderson and David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
616. Kate Newman to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
617. Una Corbett and Joy Ray Borbett with David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
618. Katherine Tait to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.29. Copies allowed.
Box 16.30
619. American Humanist Assoc. (Edwin H. Wilson). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
620. American Humanist Assoc. (Edwin H. Wilson) to Barrows Dunham. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
621. Fellowship of Religious Humanities (Edwin H. Wilson) to Corliss Lamont. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
622. American Humanist Assoc. (Edwin H. Wilson) and Humanist Guild. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
623. Ralph Schoenman to The Humanist. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
624. American Humanist Assoc. (Edwin H. Wilson). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
625. Anabel Williams-Ellis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. Copies allowed.
626. John F. Kennedy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
627. Samuel Hynes, “Talk with Bertrand Russell”. Summary of BR’s thoughts on T.E. Hulme. Box 16.30. Copies allowed.
*628. Diaries of Arthur Douglas Elliot. Available on Microfilm reels 71-73 (access available in Mills, Research Collections). Due to format, the number of copies may be limited.
629. Rand School: lectures 1944. Copies of leaflet promoting BR’s ten lectures on ‘Philosophies in Practice’. Wednesdays, 8pm, 5 January – 8 March 1944. Subjects: Catholic Philosophy: St. Augustine and St. Thomas; Philosophies of Power: Machiavelli, Nietzsche; Liberal Philosophy: Locke; Rights of Man: Protestantism, American and French Revolution; Utilitarianism: Bentham, Manchester School; Romantic Philosophy: Rousseau, Romantic Poets; Anarchism: Bakunin, Kropotkin; Socialism: Owen, Marx, Lenin; Totalitarianism: Hobbes, Fichte, Nazis; My Practical Philosophy. Box 16.30. Copies allowed.
629a. “Science and Social Institutions”: notes. Fabian Society lecture, 21 Oct. 1937. Described in Series 200. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
630. Lionel Britton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. Copies allowed.
631. Leaflet on Edinburgh to London protest rally. CND rally in Trafalgar Square, 24 Sept. 1960. On the back lists arrival and departure information from Luton to London. Pamphlet design by [J. Nicholls ?]. Box 16.30. Copies allowed.
632. Florence Halévy: memoir of Alys Russell. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
633. Alys Russell and Florence Halévy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
634. Elie Halévy to others. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
635. Ernest E. Jones. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. Copies allowed.
636. Lady John Russell to William and Rollo Russell, 1858-97. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.30. No copies allowed.
Box 16.31
637. Lady John Russell to Gertrude Russell, 1891-7. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
638. Lady John Russell to her brother “Doddy” (George Francis Stewart) 1878-1890. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
639. Lady John Russell to Arthur Russell (Rollo’s son) 1895-97. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
640. Lady John Russell to Rollo Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
641. Lady John Russell to Agatha Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
642. Lady John Russell to Sir Henry Taylor, 1883-84. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
643. “Granny to Frank. Oct. 1867” poem. Lady John Russell to Frank Russell. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
644. “The Slave” poem possibly by Lady John Russell. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
645. Lady John Russell to Lilian Blythe. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
646. Lady John Russell to Lady Charlotte Portal. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
647. Lady John’s diary. A handful of entries that span [1886]-1890. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
648. Stanley Makower. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
649. Dora Russell to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
650. Dora Russell to Terry Philpot. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
651. Clive Bell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
652. James William Johnson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
653. Lewis Mumford. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
654. Taylor Adams. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
655. Mary W. Calkins. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
656. Audio recording related to Beacon Hill School and the Russell Archives. Side A: Brian J. Mockford’s interview with Evelyn Brideswell, “Memories of Beacon Hill School”. Side B: Kenneth Blackwell on the Russell Archives, [interviewed by Cindy Bisaillon, CBC?]. The accompanying letter to David Harley is described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. Copies allowed and a digital copy of the audio is available.
657. Ethel Mannin to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. Copies allowed.
658. Barry (Fox) Stevens to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. Copies allowed.
659. May Sinclair. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
660. D. Wickes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
661. Deborah Schwabach to Carl Spadoni. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
662. Clifford Allen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
663. Victor Gollanez. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. Copies allowed.
664. Israel Zangwill. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
665. J. M. Keynes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
666. British Embassy, Paris: documents written out by Russell, 1894. Contains copies or transcriptions of official letters the BR wrote while working for the Embassy. There is a note in BRACERS related to this, noting that some are in French and some mention “Phipps”, but the individual letters are not described. Box 16.31. No copies allowed.
Box 16.32
667. Albert Einstein. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.32. Copies allowed.
668. Reports on G. E. Moore’s dissertation. Copies of Moore’s fellowship dissertation, 1896-9 with P. Levy’s notes. Box 16.32. No copies allowed.
669. G. E. Moore, “The Metaphysical Basis of Ethics.” Poor quality photocopies from the University of Cambridge archives. Box 16.32. No copies allowed.
670. G. E. Moore, “The Metaphysical Basis of Ethics”, 2nd draft. Poor quality photocopies from the University of Cambridge archives. Box 16.32. No copies allowed.
671. Sturge Moore: summaries of G. E. Moore’s lectures. Poor quality photocopies from the University of Cambridge archives. Box 16.32. No copies allowed.
672. This material was moved to RA3 599.
673. Alys Russell to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.32. No copies allowed.
674. W. W. Greg to G. E. Moore; S. Alexander; et al. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.32. No copies allowed.
675. Julie Medlock, “Bertrand Russell, So Fondly Remembered.” Box 16.32. Copies allowed.
676. Greek League of Youth for Nuclear Disarmament, “Bertrand Russell” (Michael Peristerakis). Pamphlet in Greek, English, and French advertising the “Week for peace and disarmament”, 21-28 April 1963, signed by Michael Peristerakis, President. Box 16.32. Copies allowed.
677. Photos of Russell, Patricia and the Brenans, mostly at the beach. See Photograph listing. Box 16.32. Copies allowed.
678. Russell and Alys: photos from Barbara S. Halpern. See Photograph listing. Box 16.32. Copies allowed.
679. Alex Comfort. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.32. No copies allowed.
680. Emile de Antonio: letters and transcript of filmed interviews. Described in Series 200. Box 16.32. No copies allowed. Recording of interview may be available at RA3 1333 no. 74.
Box 16.33
681. Will and Ariel Durant to Robert K. Davies. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
682. Martin Luther King. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
683. Frank Hardie to Carl Spadoni. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
684. Grant Richards. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
685. “On Good Men.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
686. “The Effect of Science on Social Institutions.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
687. “Behaviourism: Is Man’s Conduct Mechanical?” Described in Series 200. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
688. What Are We Fighting For? Described in Series 200. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
689. Why Not Peace Negotiations? Described in Series 200. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
690. What I Have Lived For. Small ‘poster’ of prologue to BR’s Autobiography. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
691. “The Press As a Weapon”, Saturday Review of Literature (Norman Cousins). Described in Series 200. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
692. Eric Gill. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
*693. Charles White, drawing. See Artwork Listing for further details. Oversize Artwork Box. Copies allowed with consultation from Conservation.
694. Augustus John, drawing. See Artwork Listing for further details. Archives reading room. Copies allowed with consultation from Conservation.
695. H. G. Wood to Bishop Barnes; Barnes to D. A. Winstanley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
696. Anna Melissa Graves. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
697. Elizabeth Everard. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
698. The Dial (Schofield Thayer; M. Moore) re Dorothy Dudley Harvey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
699. “The Existentialist’s Nightmare.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
700. John Foster Dallas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
701. American Civil Liberties Union: 1919, 1940. Described in Series 200 and in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
702. See RA3 714.
703. Hibbert Journal. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
704. W. H. T. Ashton-Gwatkin Re: Conrad. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
705. Gamel Brenan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
706. Gerald and Gamel Brenan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
707. Anne Fremantle. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
708. Kathleen Millay. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
709. Robert Nichols. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
710. Philip O’Connor. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
711. Alan Reitman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
712. Leonard Woolf. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
713. Cecil Woolf. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
714. Fortune. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
715. Derek Parker, “Ottoline.” Reminiscences of Morrell. Transcript of 1 May 1972 recording for 28 June 1973 broadcast. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
716. Emily Balch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
717. A. J. Muste. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
718. Paul Weiss. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
719. James K. Feibleman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
720. W. H. Kilpatrick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
721. Miss Noelck. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
722. John Russell Lloyd, Margaret Lloyd, Edith Russell to M. Lloyd. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
723. Lady John Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
724. Rollo Russell from Smithsonian. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
725. G. Lowes Dickinson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
726. Amber Blanco White. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
727. Jacob Epstein. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. Copies allowed.
728. Constable & Co. Ltd. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
729. W. J. R. Turner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
730. S. R. Ramesh. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.33. No copies allowed.
Box 16.34
731. Rollo Russell: correspondence with various family members. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
732. Frank Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
733. McMaster: Russell’s “To Whom It May Concern.” Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
734. Jowett Society minute book. Copies of information from the minute book relating to BR. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
735. G. Dawes Hicks. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
736. W. J. H. Spinott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
737. J. Maynard Keynes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
738. E. M. Forster. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
739. International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
740. UNESCO. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
741. Elizabeth R. Cameron. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
*742. Katharine Tait, “Bertrand Russell’s Daughter”. 17 Aug. 1974 version of My Father Bertrand Russell. Box 7.05. Copies allowed.
*743. Ronald Jager. The Development of Bertrand Russell’s Philosophy. Photocopy of corrected typescript. Box 7.05. Copies allowed.
*744. Werner Martin, a number of works that are preliminary drafts for Bertrand Russell, A Bibliography of His Writings. Box 7.05. Copies allowed.
*745. Barry Feinberg and Ronald Kasrils, “Bertrand Russell and the USA”. Box 7.06. Copies allowed.
*746. Jo Vellacott, “Stickleback: Bertrand Russell and the Pacifists in the First World War”. Typescript of book of the same title. Box 7.06. Copies allowed.
*747. Russell Monthly (Luosa Yuekan), 1920-21. Available on Microfilm 80 (access available in Mills Library, Research Collections). Due to format, the number of copies may be limited.
*748. Louis Greenspan, The Incompatible Prophesies. An Essay on Science and Liberty in the Political Writings of Bertrand Russell. Proofs corrected by Kenneth Blackwell. Box 7.06. Copies allowed.
*749. Marvin Kaye, “Bertrand Russell’s Guided Tour of Intellectual Rubbish!” Photocopy of typescript, c. 1973. Box 7.06. Copies allowed.
750. Canada: Immigration, B. C. to Interior Dept. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
751. Unarmed Victory: Chap. 4, German trans. Not listed in Series 200. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
752. Robert Langstadt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
753. Rudolf Rocket: banquet. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
*754. Lady Amberley’s Album. Pages removed from album. Box 7.07. Copies allowed.
755. Ralph Tyler Flewelling. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
756. Helen and Simon Flexner: Alys Russell to, 1925-44. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
757. D. F. Pears: 2 lectures. “Russell’s Theory of Desires” and “Russell on Persons”. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
758. Conrad Russell to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
759. Ronald Clark to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
760. Anabel Williams-Ellis to David Harley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
761. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (Eugene Rabinowitch) Progressive Education Assoc. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34.No copies allowed.
761a. Mortimer J. Adler: interview by K. Blackwell. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
762a. La Guardia (CCNY case). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
762b. CCNY case. Copy of proceedings. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
763. Lord John Russell to Lady Maria Theresa Villiers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
764. Lady John Russell to Lady Villiers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
765. Lord John Russell to Henry Montagu Villiers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
766. Lord John Russell to Thomas Henry Lister. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
767. Lord John Russell to Mrs. George Villiers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
768. Lady John Russell (née Adelaide Lister) to her brother. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
769. Lord John Russell and Sir Thomas Villiers Lister. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
770. Lord John Russell and Sir George Cornwall Lewis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
771. Lord John Russell to Col. Biddulph. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
772. Lord John Russell to The Observer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
773. Lord John Russell: 4 recommendations for appointments. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
774. Edith Russell to Mary M. Lago. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
775. G. P. Gooch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.34. No copies allowed.
776. Tariq Ali: interview by K. Blackwell, 1972. Includes newspaper clipping from The Silhouette. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
777. Ronald Clark, “Bertrand Russell and His World” corrected typescript. Box 16.34. Copies allowed.
Box 16.35
778. John Boyd Or. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
779. Raphael Demos, “Early Memories of T.S. Eliot”. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
780. Cyrus Eaton, “Toast to Alma Mater.” Box 16.35. Copies allowed.
781. Mr. Chagla G. L. Mehta. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
782. Ursula Roberts. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
783. Kurt Gödel to K. Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
784. “Is the British Labour Government Revolutionary?” Described in Series 200. Box 16.35. No copies allowed. See also RA3 937.
785. Marshall Bean. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. Copies allowed.
786. “Atomic Warfare and Its International Relations.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.35. Copies allowed.
787. Pamela Frankau; BR’s CND resignation letter. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. Copies allowed.
788. Josiah C. Wedgwood. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
789. Una Birch (later Pope-Hennessy). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
790. “Post Script: To the Conscience of Mankind.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
791. M. S. Novik [to Russell Archives]. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
792. Manchester Guardian. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
793. Lord Simon of Wythenshawe. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
794. Kurt Gödel. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
*795. Wimbledon bye-election clippings. These have been filed with News clippings.
796. Oral histories at Columbia discussing Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
797. Ellis Edwards Clough Williams-Ellis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
798. The Royal Society. Photocopy of “Certificate of a Candidate for Election”. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
799. National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies (NUWSS). Transcribed notes from Manchester Central Library, NUWSS Annual Reports, records relating to BR. Box 16.35. Copies allowed.
800. Canadian Dept of Agriculture, Garden City Press. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
801. Samuel Alexander. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
802. Rudolf Carnap. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. Copies allowed.
803. George Catlin, originals held by McMaster in the George Catlin fonds. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
804. Max Born. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.35. No copies allowed.
Box 16.36
805. Mildred Minturn Scott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
806. “What America Could Do with the Atom Bomb.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
807. Flora Lewis to Harry Roja. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
808. Gerald Stanley Lee. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
809. Mount Holyoke College. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
810. Maxim Gorki. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
811. Leslie Allison. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
812. Harold C. Urey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
813. Alys Russell to H. W. Smith, M. M. Scott to Alys Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
814. The Granite Echo, no. 1, vol. 1, October 1916. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
815. J. A. Lord. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
816. Clara Urguhart. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
817. This number was skipped.
818. K. T. Liang, interviewed by H. Ruja. Liang accompanied Russell to China on the Portos, 1920. Audio cassette. Box 16.36. Digital copy available.
819. Nicholas Jacobs. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
820. Clive Bell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
821. Wedding of Bertrand and Alys Russell. Material relating to their wedding, including list of gifts, copy of marriage document. Some correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
822. Foreign Office, 1920-32. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
823. Miss Pate. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
824. Ralph Schoenman: interviewed on International War Crimes Tribunal, Pravda, Bratislava, 1 January 1967. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
825. Bette Chambers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
826. Evelyn Boltuch Rosenberg. Four poems related to BR. “The past is the only reality”, 1967, and three “On the Death of Bertrand Russell”, 1970. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
827. Beacon Hill: a Prospectus. Pamphlet related to the school and a letter described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
828. S. Brenden and J. Bloom. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
*828a. Nuclear Disarmament. Leaflets, pamphlets, and newspapers related to the CND and Committee of 100. 1960s. Box. 7.08-7.09. Copies allowed.
829. Christopher Farley, “Reminiscences and Reflections.” Typescript. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
830. Christopher Farley and Edith Russell: notes on Bertrand Russell’s America vol. 2. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
831. “Portrait from Memory: D. H. Lawrence.” Audio reel and cassette. Box 16.36. Digital copy available.
832. A. N. Whitehead to G. E. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
833. C. D. Broad: notes on History of Western Philosophy. Manuscript notes. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
834. Moritz Schlick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
835. Mordecai Roshwald. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
836. Barry Fox; Judith Bickford. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.36. Copies allowed.
837. A. G. D. Watson, “Chance and Determinism in relation to modern physics”, 1932. thesis. Photocopy. Box 16.36. No copies allowed.
Box 16.37
*838. Human Knowledge. Uncorrected book proof. Described in Series 200. Box 7.09. Copies allowed.
839. British Council: esp. Trondheim and Swiss tips. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.37. No copies allowed.
840. “The Atomic Bomb.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.37. No copies allowed.
841. J. O. Urmson, “Portrait of Bertrand Russell.” Photocopy. Box 16.37. No copies allowed.
842. Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, “Is Modern Morality a Failure?” 24 December 1931. Box 16.37. No copies allowed.
843. CBC, “Sunday Morning”, re: Collected Papers of BR. Pat Jefflyn interviewing Kenneth Blackwell, Richard A. Rempel, and Andrew Brink. Audio cassette. Box 16.37. Digital copy available.
844. C. K. Ogdin to E. S. Smith. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.37. No copies allowed.
845. International War Crimes Tribunal (IWCT). Crimes Perpetrated by the US Imperialists and Henchmen Against South Viet Nam Women and Children. By the Commission for the Denunciation of the US War Crimes in South Vietnam. [1967?] Box 16.37. Copies allowed.
846. Lionel Britton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.37. Copies allowed.
847. Russell-Hook debate: “The Nature of Liberal Civilization”. Audio reel and cassette. Transcript available. Box 16.37. Copies allowed of transcript and digital copy available of recording.
848. C. E. M. Moad to Cambridge Magazine. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.37. No copies allowed.
849. “The Prelate and the Commissar.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.37. No copies allowed.
850. George Catlin, originals held by McMaster in the George Catlin fonds. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.37. Copies allowed.
851. Marshall papers, Non-Conscription Fellowship (NCF) 1918; FBI. Box 16.37. No copies allowed. Continues in next box.
Box 16.38
851. Marshall papers, FBI. Box 16.38. No copies allowed. Continues from previous box.
852. Andrew Feldmán. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. Copies allowed.
853. Margaret Musgrove, Gilbert Armitage. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
854. Harry T. Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
855. F. Janet Taylor. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. Copies allowed.
856. Karl Popper. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
857. Robert Eisler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
858. “Bertie and the Bomb”. Five VHS video cassettes. The first is the final cut with interviews of Joseph Rotblat, Malcolm Muggeridge, Fenner Brockway (who remembers how beautiful Colette was), Michael Burn (with a short vocal imitation of BR), Dora Russell (who focuses first on ED but concludes with “a great man”, “great in his mind and great in his imagination”), and, at length, the late Ralph Schoenman (who defends much). There is also an interview on women/feminism by Marhanita Laski during which BR maintains his point of view that neither sex is better than the other. There are good clips of BR demonstrating (and one poor one). There is an unchallenged news clipping of the “lying report” of the Westminster speech (20 Nov. 1948). The last words are BR’s, having already referred to the nuclear “satanic schemes”: “I can’t bear the thought of many hundreds of millions of people dying in agony only and solely because the rulers of the world are stupid and wicked. I can’t bear it.” Focus is not just on anti-nuclear, includes footage from earlier film "The Life and Times of Bertrand Russell", plus footage from Nobel ceremony and "Prospects of Mankind". The other four cassettes are unedited footage for the documentary. Digital copy available.
859. Sir Edward Ballard. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
860. Hertha Weiss. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
861. George P. Conger. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
862. Beacon Hill School. “The Flying Quill”, Spring 1984, advertising a letter from BR about The Conquest of Happiness. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. Copies allowed.
863. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
864. Newnham College Council. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
865. Sara Sutcliffe. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
866. Frederic C. Smedley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
*867. Stephen and Franciszka Themerson. Includes correspondence Described in BRACERS. and manuscripts of Nightmares of Eminent Persons, History of the World in Epitome, and Collected Stories; additional materla related to brochures published by the BRPF. Box 7.10. Copies allowed.
868. Mildred Minturn Scott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
869. Ramsay MacDonald. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
870. American Committee for Cultural Freedom. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
871. Labour Party (William Gillies). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
872. London School of Economics regarding the expulsion of three students. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
873. The Sunday Times. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. Copies allowed.
874. Dora Russell on Beacon Hill School. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. Copies allowed.
875. The New York Times. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
876. Dr. Lissauer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.38. No copies allowed.
Box 16.39
877. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
878. The Millhanger, Fernhurst, Sussex. Please see the Photograph listing. Box 16.39. Copies allowed.
879. Jonathan Cape. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
880. Paul Foulkes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
881. American Humanist Association (Mary E. Edling). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
882. Leslie Allison. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. Copies allowed.
883. George Santayana to Frank Russell, Witter Bynner, Barrett Wendell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
884. Labour Party archives. Copies of clipping and other material related to BR and the Labour Party. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
885. Lytton and James Strachey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
886. Roger Fry, Giovanni Bellini (1899): Russell’s copy (photocopies). Photocopies of front matter to this book, showing Alys and BR’s bookplate. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
887. George Melhuish. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
888. Thomas Bird Mosher (Flora M. Lamb). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. Copies allowed.
890. Mildred Minturn Scott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
891. F. W. Galton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
892. New Yorker (Dwight Macdonald), Harper’s. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
893. J. Robert Oppenheimer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
894. Lloyd Chandler: negatives; B&W snaps of Edith Russell. Please see the Photograph listing. Some additional prints from these negatives are in Photograph Box 5, E.15, and MC 41-44. Box 16.39. Copies allowed, copyright remains with the photographer.
*895. Cambridge University, Math Tripos Exams, 3 Parts. January, May, and June exams, 1884. Available on Microfilm 86 (access available in Mills, Research Collections). Due to format, the number of copies may be limited.
896. Katharine Tait. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. Copies allowed.
897. Hans Reichenbach. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.39. No copies allowed.
Box 16.40
898. Julian and Juliette Huxley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.40. No copies allowed.
899. Alfred Kohlberg, J.A. Yavden-Treball. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.40. No copies allowed.
*900. Bertrand Russell Centenary Celebrations, McMaster University, 1971-73. Summarized in BRACERS. Box 7.10a. Copies allowed.
901. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.40. No copies allowed.
902. Number skipped.
903. Home Office, UK. Clippings, speeches described in Series 200 and correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.40. No copies allowed.
904-910. Books which belonged to Russell. These titles have been added to “Russell’s Library” see Library catalogue.
911. E. Rabinowitch, C. Eaton, J. Rotblat. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.40. No copies allowed.
912. Francis M. Cornford; Trinity College. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.40. Copies allowed.
Box 16.41
913. Books which belonged to Russell. These titles have been added to “Russell’s Library” see Library catalogue.
914. Chang Sung-nian, Jean Nicod. Includes pages relating to Chinese translations of BR’s works and a Bibliography of his work. Please see the Photograph listing for the two photos and the correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
915. Alice Hamilton to Felix Frankfurter. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
916. Mr Bernays [John Leonard Beevers]. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
917. James A. Gould. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
918. “Religious Opinion and the BBC”. Internal BBC report titled “Religious Broadcasting and Controversy” regarding plurality of religious view points on the BBC, 28 November 1946. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
919. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) speech, 1 May 1959. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament North-West Region, Free Trade Hall, Manchester. Grooved disc and audio cassette. Box 16.41 Digital copy available.
920. Memorial lecture poster, “Bertrand Russell, America, and the Idea of Social Justice”, 4 Nov. 1981. Unavailable.
921. Irina Strickland, Derek Wragge Morley, A.G. Tansley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
*922. Please see the Rupert Crawshay-Williams fonds. Boxes 7.11-7.14.
*923. Wittgenstein. Please see 710.057826. Box 5.56. Described in BRACERS. Copies allowed.
924. Leon Chwistek. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
925. See the finding aid for the McMaster University Centre for Peace Studies.
926. Mr. Mursitt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
927. Atlantic Monthly (Ellery Sedgwick). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
928. University of Michigan lecture series. Promotional material from the Oratorical Association announcing the annual lecture series for 1931-32. BR was scheduled to speak, Tuesday, 24 Nov. 1931, on “Education and Freedom”. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
929. “With the compliments of the author”. A note bearing this inscription on Telegraph House stationery signed by BR. 16.41. Copies allowed.
930. Robet Gordon Sproul, Earle Raymond Hedrick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
931. Nathalie Duddington. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
932. Robert Gathorne-Hardy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
933. Mr. Sinclair. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
934. News clippings (Al Seckel). Articles authored by BR and reviews of his works and ideas. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
935. Rex vs. Bertrand Russell, 1916. Court documents. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
936. Rupert Brooke, John Day. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
937. “Is the British Labour Government Revolutionary?” Herman Singer (The Socialist Call), Herbert Feldman. Debate described in Series 200 and correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
938. L.P. Jacks (Hibbert Journal). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
939. Photo of BR, c.1939-40. Please see the Photograph listing. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
940. Lewis Mumford, Taylor Adams, Clive Bell, Prof. Johnson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
941. Photos of Russell as a child. BR and Rollo Russell. Please see the Photograph listing. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
942. Cassius V. Cook, Rudolf Rocker. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
943. Dartington Hall material. Filed at RA3 263.
944. Photo of BR, c. 1929. Please see the Photograph listing. Box. 16.41. Copies allowed.
945. Photos of BR (early 1950s), Elaine Grand. Please see the Photograph listing. No copies allowed.
946. A.J. Muster, Soviet Peace Committee. Filed at RA3 717.
947. Crusade for World Government. Limited edition printing, Curwen Press, no. 40 for the Bertrand Russell Archives. Signed by BR and numerous others. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
948. C.A. Strong. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
949. Anonymous. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. Copies allowed.
950. Christopher Farley to Lee Eisler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
951. Dora Russell to Southern Illinois U. Press. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
952. Dora Russell to Mervyn Millett. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.41. No copies allowed.
953. Photos, cards, program re: Dora Russell. Please see RA3 1027.
954. Richmond Park. Please contact the archives regarding access.
16.42
955. UDC Minutes; NCCL Minutes; UDC and NCCL correspondence. Minutes, 1914-1926, correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
956. Mildred Minturn Scott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
957. Macaulay, Critical and Historical Essays. Photocopies of titlepage and bookplate showing BR having received the copy as a prize in June 1888, and the Alys and BR plate. Copy now resides at the University of Toronto. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
958. Katharine Tait, comments on BR’s “Private Memoirs on Women”. August 1986. Box 16.42. Embargoed until the end of 2026, copies allowed at that time.
959. Katharine Tait, “Notes on Edith’s Notes [on Clark]”. August 1986. Box 16.42. Embargoed until the end of 2026, copies allowed at that time.
960. This material was moved to the ‘Related to files’ under K. Tait.
*961. See Dora Russell fonds.
962. Dora Russell, memorial meeting. Programmes and publications related to her memorial. Box 16.42. Copies allowed.
963. James H. Woods, A. Lawrence Lowell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
964. A.J. Nock to M.M. Scott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
965. Westgate Press (O. Lewis), Manuel Komroff. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
966. Katharine Tait, edited correspondence with BR and unpublished manuscript. Box 8.37 and two binders. Embargoed until the end of 2026, copies allowed at that time.
967. See Edith Russell fonds, second accrual.
968. Allen and Unwin, W.W. Norton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
969. Alys Russell to Lord Haldane. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
970. Anatol Rapaport. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. Copies allowed.
971. Dora Russell, transcript of interview, 1986. The Human Factor, 16 Feb. 1986. Copies allowed.
972. Mr. Grinling. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. Copies allowed.
973. Newnham College Council. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. Copies allowed.
974. The Nation (New York). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
975. William Roscoe Thayer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
976. Ruth Nanda Anshen, Lithgow Osborne, Walden Moore, Columbia Forum, Allen Ginsberg, An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth, Random House, Power, Freedom and Organization, and Invitation to Learning. Material related to manuscripts is described in Series 200 and correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.42. No copies allowed.
977. Carl Spadoni, “The Folly of Bertrand Russell’s Wisdom of the West”. Includes article and correspondence. Box 16.42. Copies allowed.
16.43
978. Royal Institute of Philosophy (British Institute of Philosophy) (S.E. Hooper). Includes BR’s marginalia from his copies of Mind, 1893-1912. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
979. See Dora Russell fonds.
980. Pacifica Radio cassettes. Digital copies available.
BR’s appeal to the American conscience (B1649 .R93 B42 1986e).
Mrs. Miriam Dyer-Bennett reading BR’s 1937 auto-obituary.
On Nuclear Morality, Michael E. Tigar, interviewer.
Lord Bertrand Russell at University of California Berkley, Vietnam Teach-in, pre-recorded message; see also correspondence with Jerry Rubin, 376.173226.
Merv Griffin show, incomplete recording. Five audio cassettes.
981. See Dora Russell fonds.
*982. Marshall Papers, material is described in BRACERS. Boxes 7.16-7.19.
983. W.W. Norton (third parties with Russell). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
984. See Lester E. Dennon finding aid. Boxes 7.43-7.45
985. Introduction to Walt Ruhman. Described in Series 200. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
986. Gilbert Murray. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
987. Frances Hand to Mildred Minturn Scott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. Copies allowed.
988. Menu, Savoy Hotel, Wednesday 20 March 1955. Signed by BR, Edith Russell and others. Note on the back is faint, reads “With hope for a future of peace. May Man have no wish to kill his brother. No excuse if he does so in [unclear]. He only [unclear or scratched out] the [unclear’ of servitude to the crime of murder. [Signature or other word unclear.] Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
989. Linus Pauling to Lee Eisner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. Copies allowed.
990. Arthur Ponsonby, Lionel Curtis, W.A. Thomson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
991. B.N. Langdon-Davies to Sir John Simon. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
992. Alfred Tarski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
993. Simon and Schuster. Clippings and correspondence. Correspondence described in BRACERS. Box 16.43. No copies allowed.
Box 16.44
994. Dora Russell: literary agents and publishers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
995. University of Chicago. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
996. Norman Thomas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
997. Reginald Bridgeman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
998. Gilbert McAllister. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
999. See RA3 897.
1000. William M. Oman (Oxford University Press). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1001. See RA3 788.
1002. Oxford University Philosophical Society. Extracts from Minute books related to BR, 1900-1950. Box 16.44. Copies allowed.
1003. Fred Henderson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1004. Joseph Allen, Clare Savage Littledale, Margaret Marshall, Corliss Lamont. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1005. Cambridge University Moral Sciences Club minutes. 30 Nov. 1906. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1006. British Association for Early Childhood Education. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1007. See RA3 126.
1008. William Turner Levy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. Copies allowed.
1009. Kingsley Martin, National Peace Council, Graham Wallas, Herbert Samuel. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
*1010. Proofs and/or galleys of Dear Bertrand Russell, Satan in the Suburbs, Fact and Fiction, and Bertrand Russell’s America. Described in Series 200. Box 7.27. Copies allowed.
1011. “Postulates of Scientific Method”. Announcement and descriptions of five lectures for Bryn Mawr College, 8-29 October 1943. Box 16.44. Copies allowed.
1012. “On Politicians”, “Philosophy and Grammar”, and “Reform Ethics”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1013. University of London. Senate meetings, 1901-02. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
*1014. Wittgenstein photo. See Dora Russell fonds. Box 7.30.
1015. Jean Hollyman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1016. Lady Longford. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1017. Lucy Martin Donnelly. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
1018. Bagley Wood, two colour slides. Please see the Photograph listing for more details. Box 16.44. Digital copy available.
1019. Oxford University Press. See RA3 592.
1020. Unity Forum. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.44. No copies allowed.
Box 16.45
1021. BBC. Includes scripts from broadcasts described in Series 200 and correspondence, described in BRACERS. Box 16.45. No copies allowed.
1022. Franziska Heberle. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.45. No copies allowed.
1023. CCNY (College of the City of New York). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.45. No copies allowed.
1024. See Dora Russell fonds.
1025. Sylvia Pankhurst: Beacon Hill School prospectuses. Also includes correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.45. No copies allowed.
1026. Books which belonged to Russell. These titles have been added to “Russell’s Library” see Library catalogue.
1027. Annalen der Physik. Nr. 4, 1926. Box 16.45. Copies allowed.
1028. See RA3 728.
1029. Hermann J. Muller. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.45. No copies allowed.
1030. E. Zylinski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.45. No copies allowed.
*1031. Daily Maroon. 26 Sept. 1938 to 21 Mar. 1939. See relevant files in sections D and E of the Bibliography.
*1032. Frank Russell trial documents from House of Lords. Box 7.36.
1033. Reith Lectures. See Dora Russell fonds.
1034. Memorial against Trinity College’s dismissal of BR, Lionel Munby. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.45. Copies allowed.
Box 16.46
1035. Cambridge “Previous exams” Oct-Dec. 1890. Box 16.46. Copies allowed.
1036. Trinity College fellowship exams, 1895; mathematics exams, 1893; tripos regulations. Box 16.45. Copies allowed.
1037. Photo of BR from Autobiography of a Chinese Woman, Buwei Yang Chao. Please see the Photograph listing for details. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1038. Roger Fry. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1039. Open Court. Please see RA3 353b.
1040. Gilbert Murray. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1041. Please see RA3 141.
1042. Karsh photos. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1043. “The World as it Can Be Made”, C.P. Trevelyan on rates. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1044. Indiana University. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1045. Jules Humbert-Droz. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1046. Duncan Macpherson cartoon. Please see the Artwork listing for details (Map Cabinet 45). Correspondence related to the material is in Box 16.46. Copies allowed.
1047. “Freedom and Government”. Manuscript described in Series 200 and correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1048. John Dewey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1049. [Proofs?] of Chinese edition of “The Philosophy of Logical Atomism” and manuscript of original translation, Chi-Chun Hu. Box 16.46. Copies allowed.
1050. John Conrad Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. Copies allowed.
1051. Foreign Office. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1052. Photos of places where Russell lived (by S. Turcon). Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.46. Copies allowed.
1053. Federation of Progressive Societies and Individuals (J.B. Coates). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
1054. Manchester Guardian. See RA3 792.
1055. Letter on Euclid. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. Copies allowed.
1056. Speaking Personally. John Chandos, interviewer. Includes promotional brochure. The brochure outline has one error; Lenin is discussed after Shaw. Other subjects covered but not mentioned: Lord John Russell, Queen Victoria, Frank Russell, public school, Pembroke Lodge, Jowett, Browning, Tennyson, Parnell, Asquith and Lloyd George, Eisenhower, The Guardian, The Times, Whig tradition, Edith Russell and Harold MacMillan, reasons for British neutrality, role of government, future of the world, his work in logic --part of mathematics not philosophy, religion. Audio cassette and grooved disc. Box 16.46. Digital copy available.
1057. John A. Passmore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.46. No copies allowed.
Box 16.47
1058. M. Gorky. See RA3 810.
1059. William Ready, Russell Archives. Correspondence, clippings, press releases, programmes, exhibition catalogues and other material related to the Russell Archives at McMaster. Box 16.47. Copies allowed.
1060. See C files in the Bibliography.
1061. Brains Trust extract. Described in Series 200. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
1062. Three cassette tapes of BR. “Man’s Peril from the Hydrogen Bomb”, CBC Broadcast (has not been digitized); Close-Up, Elaine Grand, interviewer, CBC, 7 Jan. 1959; This Hour Has Seven Days, re: Vietnam, CBC, [1965?]. Box 16.47. Digital copies available of the second and third recording. For “Man’s Peril” see RA3 449, item 10.
1063. D. Russell to G. Conroy. See RA3 874.
1064. Arthur and Dolly Ponsonby. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
1065. Greetings to Einstein, 1934. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
1066. J.J. Larmor’s Aether and Matter. Photocopies of book plate and manuscript note (not in BR’s hand). Since this correspondence, this book has been acquired by the library and is housed in the Russell Archives, call number: RUSS LIBX 3753.
1067. Two audio cassettes of Russell. “Is Security Increasing?” University of Chicago Roundtable, radio discussion with Walter H.C. Laves, Political Science Dept. and Albert G. Hart, Economics Dept. And Face to Face, BBC, John Freeman, interviewer. Digital copies available.
1068. Afterthoughts by L.P. Smith, with Smith letter pasted in. Box 16.47. Copies allowed.
1069. Upton Sinclair, World’s End. This is housed in the Russell Archives, call number: RUSS LIBX 3747. Which book by Upton Sinclair???
1070. Zora Schaupp Lasch: “Unpublished Memoir”, Beacon Hill School related. Box 16.47. Copies allowed.
1071. D.H. Lawrence: marginal notes by BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
1072. See RA3 353B.
1073. See RA3 633.
1074. E.G. (Persian) Browne. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
1075. Linus Pauling. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
1076. George Englebretsen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
1077. T.S. Eliot. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.47. No copies allowed.
Box 16.48
1078. Ludwig Wittgenstein. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1079. Nathaniel Wedd. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. Copies allowed.
1080. Gretchen O. Warren (Mrs. Fiske Warren). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1081. James H. Woods, Henry Ware Eliot. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1082. American Hebrew (David Ewen). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. Copies allowed.
1083. See RA3 1546.
1084. H. Spencer Clark. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1085. Appeal on Russell’s behalf, autumn 1918. Subscription fund to allow BR to continue his philosophical work in the expectation that he will not be able to get a University appointment. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1086. Sven Arts (Van Wyck Brooks), Albert Mordell, E. Haldeman-Julius. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1087. Lady Ottoline Morrell, portrait. Please see the Artwork listing for the details. Box 16.48. Copies allowed.
1088. “Living in an Atomic Age”, cassette tape. ABC network, 12 May-23 June 1953. Published as New Hopes for a Changing World; BBC original broadcast, 8 May - 12 June 1951. Letter in file indicates title, dates, and corresponding chapter for ABC broadcasts. Digital copy available.
1089. Romain Rolland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1090. Leo Szilard. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1091. Charlotte Eliot. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1092. Maude Royden. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1093. Arthur Koestler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1094. Catharine Marshall. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. Copies allowed.
1095. Desmond MacCarthy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.48. No copies allowed.
1096. See RA3 1042.
1097. Daily Express. Clippings, 1900-1964. Box 16.48. Copies allowed. Continues in next box.
Box 16.49
1097. Daily Express. Clippings, 1965-1970s. Includes files on CCNY case, BR’s health, obituaries, litigation, photos, and WWI. Box 16.49. Copies allowed. Continued from previous.
1098. John Connell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.49. No copies allowed.
*1099. Studs Terkel, cassette tape of interview with BR. Discuss nuclear war. 1962. Terkel published a heavily edited version in Talking to Myself. Box 16.49. Digital copy available.
1100. See Recent Acquisition 1094.
1101. New York Times. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.49. No copies allowed.
1102. F.H. Bradley, notes on BR. Copies of handwritten notes on various subjects, may be from lectures BR gave or from books. Box 16.49. No copies allowed.
*1103. See Dora Russell fonds.
1104. Miriam Brudno Reichl, Mollie Brudno. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.49. No copies allowed.
1105. Grace Wyndam Goldie (BBC). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.49. Copies allowed.
1106. James C. O’Flaherty. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.49. No copies allowed.
1107. Walter Lederman to I. Gratton-Guinness. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.49. No copies allowed.
*1108. The Fantasticks by Edmond Rostand. Please request RUSS LIBX 3725.
1109. See RA3 1021a.
1110. BBC, “Brain Trust”, transcripts of Russell contributions. Described in Series 200. Box 16.49. No copies allowed.
1111. Elias Bredsdorff. Folders A-E. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.49. Copies allowed. Continues in next box.
Box 16.50
1111. Elias Bredsdorff. Folders F-G. Correspondence is described in BRACERS. Folder G contains “Some Personal Reminiscences” related to BR. Box 16.50. Copies allowed.
1112. John van Heijenoort. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1113. Irving M. Copi. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
*1114. F.W. Hirsh to J.A. Farrer. This material was transferred to Research Collections, see finding aid for additional details.
*1115. William Hare, cassette tape. Lectures at Dalhousie University, Philosophy of Education series. Four lectures on: (Side 1) John Dewey by Jonas Sltis; Bertrand Russell by William Hare; (Side 2) Israel Scheffler by Harvey Siegel; R.S. Peters by Robin Barrow. Digital copy available.
1116. Department of State, US, internal memos. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1117. Dora Russell, General Strike Committee, Penzance, 1926. Includes copies of pages from the minute book and a photo of the committee. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.50.
1118. Richard E. Webster. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1119. Malcolm Muggeridge to David Strange. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1120. H.N. Brailsford. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1121. See RA3 52.
*1122. Five audio cassettes of BR. Tape 1: “What Desires are Politically Important?”, Nobel Prize Speech, no. 200. Tape 2: On Beatrice and Sydney Webb, Pacifica Radio Program. Tape 3: Project 62, The Conscience of Wisdom, CBC. Tape 4: “The Existence of God”, debated with Father F.C. Copleston. Tape 5: “Personal Identity”, lecture by [Prof. Godrey Beasey?]. Digital copy available.
1123. Selina Cooper. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1124. W.H. Buckler and Henry White. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1125. Russell’s Idealist Apprenticeship by Nicholas Griffin, photocopy typescript. Box 7.37.
1126. Isaiah Berlin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
*1127. “Life without Fear”, audio cassette. “Life without Fear: A View of Poetry”, lecture to the YM and YWHA, 92nd St., New York; followed by a question and answer session. Drawn from New Hopes for a Changing World. Digital copy available.
1128. R.M. Schwartz to A.L. Comstock. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1129. Photos from R.W. Clark. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.50. No copies allowed.
1130. Irina Strickland to J.E. Thomas. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.50. Copies allowed.
*1131. Russell on Whitehead, audio cassette. Originally broadcast on BBC, 3 July 1952; recording of rebroadcast 28 July 1991; begins part way through introduction by Philip French. Digital copy available.
Box 16.51
1132. Henry White to W.H. Buckler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.51. No copies allowed.
1133. Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.51. No copies allowed.
*1134. “Mind and Matter” lecture, Swathmore College, 1950. Digital copy available.
1135. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF); B. Coppock. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.51. Copies allowed.
1136. Duncan Macpherson cartoon. Description and low quality copy in 16.51. Described in Artwork listing. Better quality version in Map Cabinet 45, Archives and Research Collections, Mills Library.
1137. Richard Fallin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.51. No copies allowed.
1138. Russell vs. Barnes appeal court transcript. Legal materials and correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.51. No copies allowed.
1139. Philadelphia news clippings, including photos. Box 16.51. No copies allowed.
1140. Library Company of Philadelphia. Notes, invitation list, and other materials related to BR’s lecture, “The Conditions of a Durable Peace”, 27 January 1942. Box 16.51. No copies allowed.
*1141. “Bertrand Russell and British Socialist Thought During the First World War”, Jay Winter, 6 April 1982. Digital copy available.
*1142. Bertrand Russell in Australia. Australia speeches, beginning 26 June 1950 as broadcast over the ABC; no introductions or breaks between speeches. Digital copy available.
Box 16.52
1143. Which Way to Peace? proofs. Described in Series 200. Box 16.52. Copies allowed.
1144. Eric Neville, Jack Benjamin, Mr. Marrer, Mrs. Reson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. No copies allowed.
1145. Godfrey J. Carter, letter suggesting Hitler should dine with the Prime Minister. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. Copies allowed.
1146. C.K. Ogden to Miss E. Smith. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. No copies allowed.
1147. See RA3 856.
1148. CCNY scrapbook. Photocopy of fragile scrapbook. Box 16.52. Please use this instead of the original. Copies allowed.
*1149. Trinity College material. Photo of First Trinity Boat Club, described in the Photograph listing and minutes of meetings for various societies Russell was a member. Plus copies from, A Book of Secrets, Ch. The Importance of Being Ernest and Some Women of No Importance, Michael Holyroyd. Photocopy of title page and excerpt from pp. 22-23. An arrow points at a reference that bears some similarities to BR, but is not him. Box 7.38. Copies of photograph permitted for reference only.
1150. W.W. Greg. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. No copies allowed.
*1151. Russell on the BBC, audio cassettes of “The World and the Observer” and “The Influence of G.E. Moore”. Digital copy available.
1152. Mr. Pontius. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. No copies allowed.
1153. R.E. Hartcup, E.H. Youngman, Caroline Lovett. Described in BRACERS. Some additional news clippings re: Barnes. Box 16.53. Access to this material is restricted, permission must be granted by the Rosenback Museum and Library first.
*1154. I.F. Stone, Russell Centenary Celebrations speech, McMaster University. 12-14 October 1972. Audio cassette. Digital copy available.
1155. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. No copies allowed.
1156. H.K. Norton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. Copies allowed.
1157. See RA3 177a.
1158. Howard Ozman, Charles Biagi. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. No copies allowed.
1159. Hannah W. Smith, Mary Berenson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.52. No copies allowed.
Box 16.53
*1160. “The Role of Science in Education”, audio cassette. Kalinga Prize acceptance speech, 28 January 1958. Recording may also include an interview for UNESCO radio with Rex Keating, a copy of the transcript for this is available in the file. Digital copy available.
1161. Sidney Hook and Freda Utley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.53. No copies allowed.
1162. See RA3 1316.
1163. Stanley Unwin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.53. Copies allowed.
1164. Mildred Minturn Scott, diary excerpts. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.53. Copies allowed.
1165. Garsington Manor. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.53. Copies allowed.
1166. “Bertrand Russell: a Reassessment”, BBC, 1980. Audio cassette, not yet digitized. Please contact the archives for access.
1167. The Psychology of Physics, Blamely Stevens. See RUSS LIBX 3752.
1168. Raymond Mortimer, CCNY correspondence. The letter from BR is described in BRACERS. The rest of the material has not been. Box 16.53. No copies allowed.
*1169. Isaiah Berlin. Box 11.69. No copies allowed.
1170. The Nation and the Athenaeum. Described in Series 200. Box 16.53. No copies allowed.
1171. Kegan Paul. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.53. No copies allowed.
1172. “Impressions of Bolshevik Russia”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.53. Copies allowed.
1173. Report on “Is Mathematics Superstitious?” Trinity Mathematical Society minutes, 9 November 1944, photocopies. Box 16.53. No copies allowed.
1174. Thomas Wentworth Pym. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.53. Copies allowed.
1175. Penguin, C.F. Powell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.53. No copies allowed.
Box 16.54
1176. Foyle’s literary Luncheons, transcripts. Described in Series 200. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
1177. “The Existence and Nature of God”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1178. Chatto and Windus. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1179. H.A. Prichard. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1180. Dora Russell. “Third Green Letter”. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1181. Cranium Club. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
1182. “Sketches of Modern China”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1183. Gerald and Gamel Brenan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. Copies of transcripts permitted.
1184. Linus Pauling. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1185. Dora Russell papers, Amsterdam. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed. [Please note that the holding institution, the International Institute of Social History, has digitized this material.]
1186. E. Rabinowitch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1187. Rudolf Rocker. Copy of programme, for “An Informal Reception and Banquet honoring Bertrand Russell and Rudolf Rocker”, 1939. Additional material related to Rocker. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1188. Quine to Garvin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1189. Bertrand Russell, Silhouette no. 289. Portrait of BR, BBC, [French Service?], in Frenc, 17 May 1957. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1190. “Stout on Truth”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
1191. L.M. Allison, Mildred Minturn. Copy of biography, ts. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1192. Alan Doward. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1193. Walter L. Arnstein. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1194. H. Behmann. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1195. Mr. Hector, John Arlott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1196. Janet Chance. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
1197. Candida Arienta. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1198. Notes on Stallo. Inscriptions on books formerly owned by BR. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
1199. Juan Crexell’s grant application. Crexell describes a letter from BR from November 1919. This entry is not described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1200. Photos of BR, 1940s. Photographs of Russell teaching at UCLA, by Fenwicke W. Holmes, As well as Holmes’ reminiscences of BR. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
1201. Doreen Brockhouse, Eileen May Deane, Joseph Lloyd Brereton marriage certificates and birth certificates for children. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
1202. See RA3. 403.
1203. BR to CND. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1204. Justice in Wartime. Annotated copy. Box 16.54. Copies allowed.
Box 16.55
1205. We Did Not Fight. Described in Series 200. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1206. Lord John Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1207. P.F. Shawson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.54. No copies allowed.
1208. C.K. Ogden, Rosalind Nash. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1209. Joe Park. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. Copies allowed.
1210. Francis Younghusband. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1211. “Hey nonny no!”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1212. D.G. King-Hele. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1213. B.F. Skinner to V.G. Laties. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1214. Hasting Russell, 12th Duke of Bedford; Gladys Scott Thomson, Richard Pares, A.O. Samuel. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. Copies allowed.
1215. A.J. Ayer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1216. Harold H. Joachim. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1217. Oxford University Press (R. Brain). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1218. Wilhelm Frank. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1219. Michael Freeman, Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1220. Dan Neylan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1221. Your Mind (Leslie Kuhn), Judge Brande. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. Copies allowed.
1222. Daily Express. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. No copies allowed.
1223. F.S. Weatherston to W.B. Ready. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. Copies allowed.
1224. Charles K. Krantz. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. Copies allowed.
1225. Neville J. Goodman to Louis Greenspan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.55. Copies allowed.
*1226. Cyrus Eaton, interview by Will Ready. Begins with brief intro by Ready, Eaton then talks about BR in Chicago in 1938 (Eaton was a University trustee), the origins of Pugwash, BR's sense of humour, and his anti-war attitude. The cassette ends abruptly mid-sentence. Digital copy available.
Box 16.56
*1227. “Tuesday Night” with Ronald Hambleton. Ken Blackwell on meeting BR. CBC audio cassette of Jan. 1970 programme. Box 16.56. Digital copy available.
1228. Bertha Gysin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.56. Copies allowed.
1229. “Analysis of Mind”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.56. No copies allowed.
1230. Allen and Unwin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.56. No copies allowed.
1231. Roy Randall to Dora Russell, from Dora Russell papers in Amsterdam. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.56. No copies allowed.
1232. Rebecca West. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.56. No copies allowed.
1233. Constance Malleson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.56. No copies allowed. Continues in next box.
Box 16.57
1233. Constance Malleson, continues from previous box.
1234. Dora Russell to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1235. Edith Russell to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1236. John Lennon and Yoko Ono, clippings. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. No copies allowed.
1237. Conrad Russell to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1238. Peggy Aitchison to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1239. Mortimer J. Adler to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1240. Donald Adamson to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1241. Yuen Ren Chao to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1242. Message on Portugal, 18 October 1966. Described in Series 200. Box 16.57. No copies allowed.
1243. Lady Clare Annesley to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. No copies allowed.
1244. W.E. Armstrong to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. No copies allowed.
1245. M.S. Arnoni to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1246. Salim Nassar to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
1247. A.J. Ayer to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.57. Copies allowed.
Box 16.58
1248. E.J.W Barnes to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1249. Max Black to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1250. Brand Blanshard to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1251. C.K. Bliss to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1252. C.D. Broad to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1253. Fenner Brockway to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1254. Rachel Gleeson Brooks to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1255. Milton M. Brudno to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1256. Sir James Butler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1257. Elizabeth Butterworth to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1258. CBC programmes on BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. No copies allowed.
1259. Russell in Review. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed.
1260. Ronald W. Clark. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.58. Copies allowed. Continues in next box.
16.59
1260. Continues from previous box.
1261. Noam Chomsky to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1262. Euan Cooper-Willis to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1263. F.C. Copleston to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1264. Dorothy Cousens to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1265. R. Crawshay-Williams to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1266. Gilbert Ryle to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1267. Sarah Russell to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1268. Leo Rosten to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1269. Royal Institute of Philosophy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
*1270. Dorothy Dudley Harvey. The correspondence has moved to the ‘Working Correspondence’ and the list of papers to ‘Related to’. Material is unlikely to be of use to scholars, please contact the archives if you have further questions.
1271. Ralph Schoenman (legal opinion on). Including information about transferring funds related to the acquisition of the Russell Archives. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1272. Mrs. P.H. Spence (Patricia “Peter” Spence). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1273. Russell to D. Stark Murray. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. No copies allowed.
1274. Frank Russell to Miss Twynam. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. No copies allowed.
1275. W.V. Quine to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1276. H.P. Collins; Rachel Hanarth. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. No copies allowed.
1277. Nobel Foundation to C. Spadoni. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1278. Patrick Armstrong to C. Spadoni. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1279. Joan Follwell O’Mara to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1280. Lucy Norton to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1281. Thérèse Nicod to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1282. Dorothy Moore to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1283. C. Farley’s list of Russell’s furniture and items on his desk. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1284. Julie Medlock to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1285. Hugh MacLennan to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1286. Family tree of Margaret Frances Russell Lloyd. Daughter of Rollo Russell and Gertrude Joachim. She was first cousin of BR. Born 15 May 1894. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1287. Isaac Don Levine to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1288. Victor F. Lenzen to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1289. Lawrence Gowing. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1290. Horace S. Everett to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1291. Norman J. Holter to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1292. Nell Hall-Humpherson to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1293. Rev. P.H. Francis to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1294. Paul Foulkes to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1295. See RA3 1544.
1296. Russell Stetler Jr. to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1297. Sir Karl Popper to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1298. Marjorie Grene to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1299. Wendy Zoula and Ernest W. Lambert. Includes photos of Ernest Lambert and Grasmere. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1300. Antonia White. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1301. Peter Weinrich to BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1302. Gore Vidal to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1303. U Thant to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1304. John Nicholls Booth to Ken Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. Copies allowed.
1305. Fred R. Carr from BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.59. No copies allowed.
Box 16.60
1306. Edith Russell to Jo Newberry Vellacott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1307. M. Matarisvan to BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1308. [Siegfried Sassoon?]. This is described in BRACERS as being written by Sassoon, but correspondence with Ken Blackwell in the folder suggest instead that it is Ottoline Morrell. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1309. Jane Addams from BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1310. Bertrand Russell in Australia. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.60.
1311. Lady Ottoline Morrell to H.M. Tomlinson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1312. G.E. Moore from BR (re: Strong Fellowship). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1313. Alys Russell from BR; other family letters. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1314. Contents of RA1 folder found at bottom of filing cabinet; pre-Feinberg. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1315. Edith Russell to J.G. Slater; Fenner Brockway re The Tribunal. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
*1316. Embargoed material from Dora Russell’s solicitor. Summarized or described in BRACERS. Boxes 7.39-7.42. This material remains under access restriction, but some material may be available to researchers. Please contact the archives for inquiries, russarch@mcmaster.ca.
1317. Daniel J. Bronstein. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
*1318. The Queen of Sheba’s Nightmare. This item has been catalogued and can be retrieved by staff from the Supporting Library, call no. PR 6035 .U63 Q9 1970. Copies allowed.
*1319. Vaughen-Rogosin filmed interview of Russell by Dom Moraes. Re: Nuclear armaments; b&w, 19 min. Digital copy available.
1320. M.H.A. Newman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1321. Telegraph House. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1322. Paul Krassner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. Copies allowed
1323. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. BR’s letter of resignation and photocopies of other documents described in BRACERS. Please see the Photograph listing for details (re: Canon Collins; Aldermaston; anti-Polaris, Ministry of Defence; and Hiroshima Day Vigil. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1324. H.A.L. Fisher, “The Russian Situation”. Reporting on conversation with BR after his return from Russia to the British Government, 26 July 1920. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1325. “The Reconstruction of Intellectual Internationalism after the War”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1326. H.J. Falk. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1327. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Please see the Photograph listing for the details. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1328. Augustus John. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1329. Humphrey Palmer. Recollection of BR’s speech, Westminster School. 20 November 1948. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1330. BR to Elizabeth Perkins, 1914-1919 and “Is a Permanent Peace Possible”. Manuscript described in Series 200 and correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1331. Keler, Vladimir R., Editorial House “Znanie”. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1332. Russian translation of “Nuclear War: an American Experts Forecast”, 1963. Manuscript described in Series 200 and correspondence is described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. Copies allowed
*1333. Blakeway productions. 87 audio and visual recordings of BR and numerous others in his life, as well as footage from other interviews etc. for a documentary. Detailed description of this material is still forthcoming. Digital copies available, please contact the archive for assistance.
1334. Advising a Young Writer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1335. “Theory of Implication” galley proofs [C06.04]. Described in Series 200. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1336. “Science and Democracy”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1337. Morton White. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. Copies allowed.
1338. Longmans Green and Co. production card for BR’s Mysticism and Logic. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1339. BR to Joseph M. Glynn, Jr.; transcription of wills, birth and death certificates, and divorce decrees. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1340. BR to Carl Berka. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1341. CND demonstration in Trafalgar Square, 8mm film. [c.1959] Digital copy available.
1342. Dedication to Edith (April/May 1966). Described in Series 200. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
Box 16.61
*1343. See Anton Felton fonds.
1344. Eric Neville. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1345. BR to Mrs. Micheson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1346. Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC). Record of BR’s Reith Lectures, “Living in the Atomic Age”, and possibly part 3 of “New Hopes for a Changing World”, and the ensuing discussions at the University of Toronto and ensuing controversy. This came out of investigation into George Grant’s criticisms of BR in 1951 or so. Box 16.61. No copies allowed.
1347. Doug Howard, recollection of Aldermaston March. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1348. See RA3 320.
1349. Anthony Allen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1350. Patricia Russell to Isaiah Berlin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. No copies allowed.
1351. BBC, Talks Department correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. No copies allowed.
1352. Tsunao Inomata. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.60. No copies allowed.
1353. Martha Vogeler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1354. C.B. Martin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1355. The World Publishing Company, David N. Keightley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.61. No copies allowed.
1356. Johan Galtung. “Er forord”. Introduction to the Norwegian translation of Why I am Not a Christian. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1357. Little Datchett Farm. Description of the house from William Quain, Barnes Foundation Brochure and other material, including photographs. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1358. Ice cream card, 1966. Please see the Artwork listing for details. Box 16.61. Copies allowed.
1359. BBC, “London Forum”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.61. No copies allowed.
Box 16.62
1360. BR images and letters from the web. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. No copies allowed.
1361. BR to Eliza Butler, 1948. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. No copies allowed.
1362. BR to Philippe Vernier. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. No copies allowed.
1363. See RA3 858 and 1122.
1364. BR to H. Huxley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1365. Bertrand Russell’s Odyssey, exhibition at McMaster Museum of Art, 12 Nov. 2000-14 Apr. 2001. Invitation, snapshots of exhibit in situ by Ken Blackwell. Include CDs of images. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1366. “Religious Freedom on the BBC.” October 15, 1946. Box 16.62. No copies allowed.
1367. BR to Hugh S. Moorhead, 10 January 1952. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1368. Edith Russell to Dr. Williams re: Ralph Schoenman and the work of the BRPF. 21 June 1975. Described in BRACERS. No copies allowed.
1369. BR to John Stowarth. 7 April 1951. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1370. John Conrad Russell income tax repayment claim, 20 July 1936. Printed form completed by BR’s lawyer and signed by BR. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1371. U Thant tribute to BR. 23 June 1969. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1372. Marjorie Griesser, Council for Democracy. “Liberty in time of national emergency” ms and correspondence. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1373. Income tax, 1924-25. Printed form, completed by tax collector. BR’s address is listed as “Sunny Bank” [Carn Voel]. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1374. BR to George Chatalian. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1375. BR to Max Eastman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1376. Sibnarayan Ray. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1377. “The next step in international relations”, photocopied ts. Described in Series 200. Box 16.62. No copies allowed.
1378. BR to W.B. Feakins. Telegram 29 March 1939. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. No copies allowed.
1379. BR to Vernon Richards. 24 March 1952. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1380. J.B. Neilands. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1381a. BR to Keynes on Probability. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1381b. BR to Gilbert Seldes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1381c. F.R. Cowell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1381d. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1381e. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Published documents and ephemera: ticket for Public Meeting, 20 Apr. 1957, “Statement made by Lord Russell at Bow Street [Courthouse]” 12 Sept. 1961, “The Case for Neutralism” [1960?]. Additional documents not listed as other copies appear in the catalogue. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1381f. BR ms., “How to read history”, BR ms., bound. Described in Series 200. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1381g. “The extant fragments of Heraclitus”, BR ms., bound. Described in Series 200. Box 16.62. Copies allowed.
1382. Photographs of drawings of John S. Mill and John Russell, 1st Earl, by G. Watts. Box 16.62. No copies allowed.
Box 16.63
1383. Dora Russell. Copies from her archives in Amsterdam. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed. [See also RA3 1185.]
1384. BBC Broadcasts. Transcripts from the BBC Archives. Described in Series 200. Box 16.63. Copies permitted, however permission for publication must be acquired from the BBC.
1385. Ralph Schoenman, “September 11th and the War on the Middle East”, 27 November 2001. CD, may not be playable, please consult archives staff. Box 16.63.
1386. Alfred N. Whitehead, Henry S. Leonard, 1936. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. Copies allowed.
1387. H. Malcolm Macdonald. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. Copies allowed.
1388. William B. Feakins, Baker Brownell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1389. Yvonne K. Rappaport, The Whole World Was Their Classroom, dissertation. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. Copies allowed.
1390. Miss Collier. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. Copies allowed.
1391. June Bingham, Huntingdon Cairns. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1392. Russell-Einstein statement. Copy from Einstein archives. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1393. Danilo Dolci. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1394. Beacon Hill School. Copies from Dora Russell’s archives. List of student names. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1395. Marc Rosenberg, Pennsylvania Literary Review. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. Copies allowed.
1396. See RA3 1489.
1397. See RA3 1062.
1398. Bertrand Russell with pipe, two photographs.
*1399. Einstein poster. Described in the Photograph Listing. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 43, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
1400. Lawrence E. Felton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1401. Elizabeth Eames. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. Copies allowed.
1402. Mary Annette “Elizabeth” Russell, Sydney Waterlow. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1403. William B. Feakins, Harvard Union. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1404. Beacon Hill School, West Sussex Records Office. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1405. Horace Kallen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.63. No copies allowed.
1406. “The Invisible Rain”, CBC Radio, interview by Donald McKay, 21 Nov 1959; aired 5 Jan 1960. Transcript available in folder. Digital copy of recording available. Box 16.63. Copies allowed.
Box 16.64
*1407. Jack Pritchard family movie. VHS – British. Digital copy available. Box 16.64.
1408. BR to Mr. Gravalos. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1409. BR to Jane de Vere, and Alice Jones. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1410a. “Political ideals”, BR ms. Described in Series 200. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1410b. A.N. Whitehead and Evelyn Whitehead. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1410c. Frank Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1410d. Meeting with General Cockerill, 5 Sept. 1916, BR’s statement of position, letter from Alice Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1411. Dilip Kumar Roy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1412. TV interview. Newsmagazine, CBC TV, Donald Gordon, interview. On nuclear weapons, filmed 28 Feb - 1 Mar 1958, broadcast on 9 Mar 1958. Digital copy available.
1413. BR to Wallace Brockway. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1414. A.N. Whitehead. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1415. F.W. Reynolds to George Thomas, University of Utah. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1416. Virginia Quarterly Review (moved to 1573). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
*1417. S.N. Swamy sketch of BR. Described in Artwork listing. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
1418. 3 photographs used in the Collected Papers. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1419. BR to Marion Matarisvan aka Romulus Rexner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1420. J.D.B. Miller to Andrew Bone. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
*1421. BR New Year’s message to Swiss people, 1955, Radio Lausanne. Audio cassette. This is an abridged version. For the full message, see 220.01190; in French. Digital copy available.
1422. BR to Mr. Villard. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1423. Mollie, Countess Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1424. Friedrich W. Alder. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1425. Labour Party Advisory Committee on International Questions. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1426. Katharine Tait on Beacon Hill School. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1427. BR to Robert M. Smith. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1428. J. Ellis McTaggart to Sir Henry Newbolt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1429. Royal Institute of International Affairs. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1430. English Association, Newcastle. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
*1431. “Sinfonie Contra Timore”, Graham Whettam, audio cassette and reel to reel. Digital copy available.
1432. Homer A. Jack. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1433. BR to Alfred Kohlberg. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1434. BR to J.S. Crowther. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1435. BR to Harry Lees Kingman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
*1436. BR commemorative stamp, with Roger Fry portrait, issued in Angola, 2001. Artifacts box.
1437. BR to Mansel Davies. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1438. BR to Mr. Beeton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. Copies allowed.
1439. BR to Max Eastman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.64. No copies allowed.
1440. “Proletarian Dictatorship is the Road to Freedom”, Jay Lovestone debate. Includes BR’s debate notes and other materials. Box 16.64. Copies permitted with supplementary statement (see file or recent acquisitions binder).
Box 16.65
1441. Reply to invitation by BR to Alys. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1442. Richard P. McKeon, U. of Chicago, to BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
*1443. "Leonardo's Day", BBC, London Forum and "Academic Freedom in America and Britain", NBC radio discussion. Audio cassettes of C52.08 and C25.15. Digital copy available.
1444. Dorothy Thompson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1445. BR to Lawrence F. Koons. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1446. Thomas A. McAvity, NBC, to BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1447. John Freeman, Leonard Woolf. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1448. BR to Roger Mason. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1449. Student Christian Movement. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1450. Viscount Amberley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1451. Photograph of BR, 19 Apr. 1969. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
*1452. BR commemorative stamp, issued Republique de Haute-Volta [Burkina Faso], c. 1958. Artifacts box.
1453. Lucy Silcox will. BR’s children were beneficiaries. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1454. BR to Sasha Moorson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1455. R. Palme Dutt. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1456. S. Karchmer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1457. Internet Prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1458. Photo with Jacob Epstein. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1459. Peace Pledge Union Minutes, extracts. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1460. Internet Prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1461. Masterman, Lucy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1462. E.M. Forster, John M. Keynes, G.L. Dickinson, Lady Ottoline Morrell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1463. Mansel Davies. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1464. Viscount Amberley. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1465. Rationalist Press Assn., Cecil Beaton, F.P. White. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1466. Lawrence Daly. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1467. C.D. Darlington, “Note on Bertrand Russell’s Resolution to the World Assn. of Parliamentarians for World Government”. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1468. Alonzo Church to Kenneth Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1469. BR postcard. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1470. BR photographs by Sally Soames. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.65. Copies allowed.
1471. BBC Brains Trust transcriptions, 5 Feb 1956, 10 Jun 1956, 3 Feb 1957, 7 Apr 1957, 19 May 1957. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
*1472. London Forum broadcast recordings. Gilbert Murray, Lord Samuel, Mark Oliphant. For transcripts see RA3 1359 (Lord Samuel) and 1384 (Murray, Oliphant). Digital copy available.
1473. "They Knew Bernard Show", NBC, Biography in Sound, 27 Mar 1954. Other guests: Cedric Hardwicke, Rebecca West, John Mason Brown, Lady Astor, Norman Thomas. Digital copy available.
1474. BR to Ingemar Hedenius. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
1475. Charner Perry to Baker Brownell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.65. No copies allowed.
Box 16.66
1476. Helen Bowen Wedgwood, Josiah Clement Wedgwood. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
1477. Naomi Mitchinson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
1478. Ernest Jones. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
1479. Labour Party (Morgan Phillips). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
*1480. Reith Lectures 1 & 2, broadcast 26 Dec. 1948 and 2 Jan. 1949. Digital copy available.
1481. Tibor Koeves correspondence and “The World I Would Like to Live In” by BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. Copies allowed.
1482. Malcolm Muggeridge. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
1483. Elizabeth Perkins. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. Copies allowed.
1484. S.N Swamy. Colour pencil sketch of BR. Described in Artwork listing. Box 16.66. Copies allowed.
1485. Casa Cuseni, Taormina, Sicily. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.66. Copies allowed.
1486. Castlewellan Castle Northern Ireland. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.66. Copies allowed.
1487. Russell’s Earnings 1936-1937 from an affidavit in Dora Russell’s legal papers, April 1936-37. Transcribed by K. Blackwell, 1986. Box 16.66. Copies allowed.
*1488. “Bertrand Russell: A Portrait in Sound”, part of the "A Question of Place" series on 20th Century Humanists, NPR. BR's voice is done by John Houseman. Digital copy available.
*1489. “Bertrand Russell discusses Happiness”, “…Power”, …Mankind’s Future”, “…Role of the Individual” and “…Philosophy”, Coronet films, interviewed by Woodrow Wyatt, 1960. Digital copy available.
*1490. Barry Feinberg, Bertrand Russell’s America, correspondence, news clippings, photographs related to the book, 1969-1983. Box 7.47. Copies allowed.
*1491. “Meet the Press”, NBC, 1951. Round table discussion on the Communist and the Free World divide. Lawrence Spivak, moderator. E51.09, M51.01. Digital copy available.
1492. Walter Marseille. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
1493. Sydney Chapman to C.K. Odgen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
1494. Material from Dartington Hall. Full listing in first file. Correspondence is described in BRACERS. Also includes material related to Beatrix Tudor-Hart Case, “On Being Human”, and other printed materials. Box 16.66. No copies allowed.
*1495. “Prospects of Mankind”, BBC, 1960. 58 minutes, b&w. BR, Hugh Gaitskell, Lord Boothby are questioned by Eleanor Roosevelt and Robert McKenzie on nuclear armament. Broadcast 27 Sep 1960 before the Labour Party Conference opened in Scarborough. C60.38. Digital copy available.
*1496. Russell – Einstein Manifesto. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
*1497. Frank Russell bigamy trial tear-sheet. “Tried by his Peers: General View of the Royal Gallery at the House of Lords during Earl Russell’s Trail for Bigamy”. Illustrations by W. Hatherell, F.C. Dickson, D. MacPherson, b&w. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
*1498. J.B. Neilands, IWCT photographs and Vietnam war bomb damage. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Copies allowed. Grey box with photograph collection. Additional material in Map Cabinet 43.
1499. Indira Gandhi photograph. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Copies allowed.
1500. Bertrand Russell photographs. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Copies allowed.
*1501. “The Greatness of Albert Einstein”, BBC, 21 Apr 1955. BR broadcast on Albert Einstein. Digital copy available.
1502. Bertrand Russell photo. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Copies allowed.
1503. Bertrand Russell photo. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Copies allowed.
Box 16.67
1504. Ramon Carter Suzara. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1505. Ottoline Morrell, letters to Vivien Haigh-Wood (Eliot) etching. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1506. “The Existentialist’s Nightmare”. Described in Series 200. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1507. From BBC files: letters about BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1508. William Y. Elliott. Victor L. Berger. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1509. Homer Jack. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
*1510. “Ottoline & Bertie” by Derek Bowskill, BBC Radio Drama, May/June 2006. Digital copy available.
1511. Stanford Alpine Club. History of Science Society. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1512. L.A.G. Strong. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1513. BR photos. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1514. Ronald Searle, “Punch” caricature. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve).
1515. Howard Costner photo of BR. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1516. Oscar Berger, caricature of BR. See Artwork Listing for additional details. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1517a. “Why I am not a Communist”, from Modern Monthly, April 1934, partial reprint of C34.06. Photocopy. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1517b. Harold F. Bing. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1517c. A. Prudhommeaux, Tony Gibson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1517d. Minority of One statement. Described in Series 200. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1517e. BR Centenary Symposium, Linz, Austria, 11-15 Sep 1972. Includes list of participants and biographical notes. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
*1518. Pacifica Radio recordings. Item’s 1-4 have digital copies available. Items 5-10 have been digitized elsewhere, see the reference note to request a digital copy.
“The Harm Good Men Do”, unknown voice recording from Skeptical Essays (1928).
“The Religious Atheist: the Source of Myth”, produced and broadcast by Harding.
Bertrand Russell - From the Vault. Selections from Chandos.
Appeal to the American Conscience. Talk on the need to end American involvement in Southeast Asia.
“Man’s Peril and the Hydrogen Bomb”, see RA3 449, item 10.
“Speaking Personally”, see RA3 1056.
“A Chat with Lord Bertrand Russell”. The Merv Griffin show, see RA3 980.
Living In An Atomic Age, ep. 1-3. Current Perplexities, Obsolete Ideas, The Modern Mastery of Nature, see RA3 1088.
Living In An Atomic Age, ep. 4-6. The Limits of Human Power, Conflict and Unification. The Achievement of Harmony, see RA3 1088.
"Bertrand Russell on Nuclear Disarmament", Manchester, see item 3 on this list.
1519. Sammy Davis Jr. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1520. E.H.S. Burhop. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1521. “The Future of Man”, sponsored by Joseph E. Seagram in New York, 29 Sep 1959. C59.20. And Katherine Tait speech to English PEN, 4 Nov 1992, introduced by Caroline Moorehead, 57 minutes. Digital copies available.
1522. Philip Morrell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
1523. BR commemorative medal by Jose de Moura, bronze, 40 mm. Obverse: Russell’s head in relief with dates. Reverse: Peace symbol with Portuguese lettering behind. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1524. Samuel Albert Nock. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1525. Lord & Lady Amberley. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
1526. Lord Amberley. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.67. Copies allowed.
*1527. BR photos, Gabriel “Gaby” Desmarais. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
*1528. Russell’s copy of Under the fifth rib; a belligerent autobiography, C.E.M. Joad. Please request call no. RUSS LIBX 3744.
1529. Letters to the Morrells. Described in BRACERS. Commonplace Poetry Book. Described in Series 200. Box 16.67. No copies allowed.
Box 16.68
1530. BR to Michael Shapiro. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1531. BR to Francis E. Maitland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1532. BR to S.P. Rosenbaum. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. No copies allowed.
1533. Photo of BR, 17 Sept. 1935. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1534. Magpie + Stump (Mr. Martineau). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
*1535. Oil painting by J. Prezament. See Artwork Listing for additional details. Oversized Artwork Box. Copies allowed with consultation from Conservation.
*1536. Russell’s copy of Heimat, by Hermann Sudermann. Please request call no. RUSS LIBX 3748.
1537. Ernest Bacon. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. No copies allowed.
1538. Hugh MacDiarmid. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1539. Henry M. Scheffer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. No copies allowed.
1540. Lionel Rogosin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. No copies allowed.
*1541. A number of video clips of or related to Russell. BR speaking at the end of his 1931 visit to USA [Tom Stanley has transcribed this]. World Conference of Scientists in London, 3-4 August 1955, BR is shown with scientists outside the conference centre, no sound. Polaris missile demonstration, 8 Feb. 1961, sit down, taping of declaration on Ministry of Defence door, speech in Trafalgar Square, no sound. 2 clips. Cuban missile crisis, Oct. 1962. One is excerpts from an interview at Plas Penrhyn. The other one has Kennedy's speech, Russell is shown but does not speak. 2 clips. Docks, BR's speech at the Victoria and Albert docks, 8 March 1962. Announcement of his death, Feb. 1970, includes footage of his Nobel Prize award, no sound. Digital copy available.
*1542. On Marriage, in connection with his debate with John Cowper Powys in New York 13 Dec. 1929. Digital copy available.
1543. John Foster Dulles, William Y. Elliott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. No copies allowed.
1544. BR to Mercia Balgemann. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1545. BR photos, Gabriel “Gaby” Desmarais. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
1546. BR photos, 1927. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1547. “Freedom vs. Organization.” Pamphlet to promote book of the same name. Contains title page, table of contents, 15 pages from ch. 1. Begins with biographical notes of some of the historical characters in the book. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1548. Russell Einstein Medallion. Medallion commemorating the Russell-Einstein Manifesto. Engraved on one side: Russell Einstein Manifesto 1954 [sic; manifesto issued 1955], and Remember Your Humanity and Forget the Rest; on verso, reliefs of Russell and Einstein. 61 mm in diameter, 4.6 mm thick, 100 grams. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
*1549. “The Rewards of Philosophy”, recorded 10 December 1947, broadcast on BBC GOS, 16 February 1948. University Programme: The Arts series. BBC Brains Trust excerpt, some transcripts available in RA3 1100. Digital copies available.
1550. “Europe, Asia, and the Modern Worl”", University of Chicago Roundtable, adapted from original version broadcast on BBC, 28 October 1952; Bernard M. Loomer, moderator. Digital copy available.
1551. Vietnam IWCT stamp. Postage stamp commemorating Russell, issued by Vietnam, 1969. Artifacts box 7. Copies allowed.
1552. BR to Grenville Clarke. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. No copies allowed.
*1553. “One World -- Is it Feasible?”, BBC, London Forum; Alan Bullock, chair; BR and Lord Samuel, speakers. Transcript in RA3 1384. Digital copy available.
1554. Linus Pauling, photograph. See Photograph Listing for more details. Copies allowed.
1555. Halcyon Days enamels. Small round enamel trinket box inscribed on lid with a quotation from Conquest of Happiness: “Success is getting what you want: happiness is wanting what you get.” [Commemorative, not owned by Russell.] Artifact Box 1.
1556. Photo of BR. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1557. Photo of Molly Russell. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
1558. Vietnam: comb and letter opener, donated by J.B. Neilands. Comb and letter opener, Vietnam, 1967; apparently made from the debris of a US airplane. The letter opener is stamped FNLSVN and shows a Vietnamese woman shooting a plane. The top of the comb is in the shape of an airplane. Box 16.68.
*1559. “Taming economic power”. University of Chicago Roundtable, radio discussion with Paul H. Douglas and T.V. Smith, broadcast on NBC. Digital copy available.
*1560. “Speaking of Liberty”, Russell being interviewed by Rex Stout about democracy in war-time, NBC; no. 15 in a series. Digital copy available.
1561. Sheila Turcon to J.B. Neilands. Oversize, Box 7.49. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
*1562. Russell portrait, framed. See Artwork Listing for additional details. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
*1563. John Chancellor poses two questions to Russell on NBC News. 1. After the 3rd Pugwash conference: why can scientists get along and not governments? What did Russell mean by “better Red than dead?” Russell is smoking his pipe throughout. Digital copy available.
1564. See RA3 1067.
1565. BR to anonymous, framed. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.68. Copies allowed.
Box 16.69
1566. Wilcoxon, Reba. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
1567. Claude A. Biggs. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
1568. Mysticism and Logic. Described in Series 200. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
1569. See RA3 1601.
1570. Crusade for World Government. Programme and flyer for meeting, 1 Mar 1948. “The Plan in Outline”, promotional literature, 2 pieces. Two issues of Crusade Contact, April and June 1949. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
1571. Logical Jottings. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
*1572. “Sundays at Malibu Encinal”, c. 1939. Home movie, colour, no sound. Russell's clip, the second in the collection begins at 1:07 and ends at 2:12. Russell is shown drinking tea, laughing, and smoking his pipe. Katharine Tait appears briefly behind him. Arnold Schonberg appears in the first clip. After BR’s are clips of the Lawrences, Ira Gershwin and others. Digital copy available.
1573. Virginia Quarterly Review. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
1574. Russell Coin. Ajman 5 Riyals 1970 silver proof coin. One side has Russell’s image, name and the value of the coin (5 riyals); the other has crossed flags, with Arabic writing and in English “Government of Ajman & its Dep”. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
*1575. Russell Cartoon. See Artwork Listing for additional details. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
1576. Mosaic. See Artwork Listing for additional details. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
1577. Internet Prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
1578. John Tyndall. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
*1579. Women’s Caravan of Peace, documentary. CDs. Box 16.69. Digital copies available.
*1580. “Bertrand Russell Tribunal, Copenhagen, 1967”, short film, Swedish with English subtitles. Digital copy available.
1581. Learned and Fanny Hand. Description in BRACERS. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
1582. Survival Through International Law. Described in Series 200. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
1583. Lord John Russell. Russell Chambers. Gower Street. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 45, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
1584. Harry Ransom. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
1585. “Three Passions”, documentary about Russell by Red Canoe. Script, arranged chronologically, with various categories. See RA3 1699 for footage. Box 16.69. No copies allowed.
*1586. N. Griffin, The Cambridge Companion to BR, proofs. Box 7.50.
1587. Lady Malleson: Her Life in Blagdon. Powerpoint presentation by Sheila Johnson and Byron Winter, Blagdon Local History Society. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
1588. L.A.G. Strong. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
1589. Russell’s copy of Goethe’s Gedichte, photocopies. Pages show, cover, BR and Alys bookplate, inscription, and annotation, pp.32-33. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
1590. R. Toole Stott. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.69. Copies allowed.
1591. Walter Cronkite, announcement of BR’s death, CBS News. Morley Safer reports from Wales, footage of Plas Penhryn, footage of BR speaking at Trafalgar Sq. Safer calls BR “the father of modern demonstrations”, b&w, 2 mins, Feb 1970. Digital copy available.
*1592. Interview with BR at Hasker Street. Re: nuclear disarmament, scientists and knowledge, world government, the UN, and the future. Camera pans around the flat. Erkki Raatikainen (Finnish politician, writer and journalist), interviewer. 15 Jul 1962. Digital copy available.
*1593. Interview with four reporters in New York, re: preventing another world war, recognizing the Chinese Communists, and individual freedom, Nov 1950, E50.18. Digital copy available.
Box 16.70
*1594. Bust of Russell by Frank Kovacs. Plaster cast bust 33 x 23 cm, signed by artist, c. 1955. On display in Russell Archives.
1595. Colin McCall. Described in BRACERS. BR and Edith at Committee of 100 demonstration, photograph. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1596. Photo of the Amberleys at their Monmouth home. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1597. Moritz Schlick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. No copies allowed.
1598. Paul Lorenzen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. No copies allowed.
1599. Freedom Defense Committee. J.B. Meijer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. No copies allowed.
1600. Florence Trefethen’s memories of an English Speaking Union Thanksgiving dinner, 25 Nov. 1948, Cambridge. BR was guest of honour. Remembrances relayed by her son. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1601A. Inquiry into Truth and Meaning. The material without further description in other appears to be items that the Farr family found that had belonged to Russell from the time he was there. Some of these were found in books at the house. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
Extensionality. Described in Series 200.
Draft argument, ts. re Hitler, 1940s, found in a copy of the book.
Listing of credentials for “An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth”, William James Lectures, 1940, Harvard.
Clippings related to Inquiry and Little Datchet Farm. Philosophy of John Dewey.
Correspondence with Elliott and F.W. Farr. Described in BRACERS.
Shipping documents.
BR’s house Pennstone Rd., Bryn Mawr. Digital copies available from staff. Photos by Carl Spadoni, July 2009. See Photographs Listing for additional details.
1602. Aristotelian Society minute book extracts. Records the reading of BR’s “The Limits of Empiricism”, 6 April 1936. Box 16.70. No copies allowed.
1603. Henry Guran. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1604. See RA3 1495.
*1605. Debate between BR and Edward Teller, Small World, CBS-TV; Edward R. Murrow, host. Digital copy available.
1606. See RA3 1489.
1607. Viscount Amberley. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 33, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
1608. Principia Mathematica @ 100 Poster and t-shirt. Access available in Mills Library, Research Collections (Map cabinet 33, staff will retrieve). Copies allowed.
1609. Viscount Amberley. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1610. Peggy Dakyns. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. No copies allowed.
1611. The Fight Against Fascism, leaflet. Advertisement for a meeting, 18 Mar [1933] at Memorial Hall, Farringdon St. Dora Russell was a speaker. A list on the back appears to be for auction items. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1612. Philip Kerby Frontier. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. No copies allowed.
1613. Bonar Thompson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1614. James Fisher Rathbone Books. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1615. BR Photo in Epstein Studio. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1616. Woods, James H. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1617. Internet prints. Correspondence described in BRACERS and photographs described in Photograph Listing. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
*1618. Episode of Firing Line, WOR-TV, New York. Vietnam War Crimes Tribunal, Ralph Schoenman, William F. Buckley Jr. Taped 13 Nov 1967. Digital copy available.
1619. John Thomas Stanley’s philosophical primer, bound mss., 1834. Written for Maude Alethea Stanley (Russell’s aunt, Viscountess Kate Amberley’s sister). Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
1620. See Carrie Webster fonds. Boxes 7.51, 7.52, 5.70. Box 16.70.
1621. J.B Neilands, photographs taken in Vietnam during the War. “The Interrogation of Capt. Howard Turner”, TAN AM Base, Vietnam, 12 Feb 1970, vinyl record [not digitized]. Box 7.49. Additional copy of the Life and Times of Bertrand Russell, see RA3 1489 for digital copy.
1622. Sybil Habermel. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.70. Copies allowed.
Box 16.71
1623. Lee Eisler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1624. David Susskind. Transcript for interview with BR for WNEW-TV, Sunday 10 June 1962, for “Open End”. Note that the date differs from the date on the audio cassette, RA3 600. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1625. The Apostles. List of names, including BR’s, who attended a meeting at the Royal Palace Hotel, Kingston. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
*1626. Recording of BR’s press conference on the Vietnam War Tribunal. Caxton Hall, London. AP Television, 16 Nov 1966. Recording of speech at London School of Economics, AP Television. [See also Auto 3: 205-15.] Digital copy available.
1627. Extracts of letters from Percy Griffith’s An Outline of Philosophy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1628. Gretchen Warren. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1629. Dorothy Wrinch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1630. P.A. Soorya Prasad. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1631. Isaiah Berlin. Copy of pages from book. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1632. Photos of Russell. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1633. Frank Russell. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1634. Ronald Hambleton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1635. Dorothy Moore. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1636. Frank Horrabin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1637. Tscha Hung. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1638. Mr. Bramble. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1639. Pall Mall Magazine (Mr. Brittain). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1640. Joachim Otto Fleckenstein. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. Copies allowed.
1641. Re Dorothy Wrinch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
*1642. “The First Media Academic”, BBC Radio 4. Robin Ince, presenter. Includes clips of BR on the Brains Trust and from his Reith lectures. Also old interviews with Conrad Russell, Dora Russell, and Clugh Williams Ellis about BR. Nicholas Griffin is a contributor. Digital copy available.
*1643. BR Interviewed in French, RTFB (Radio television belge del al communaute francaise); narration is in French; BR and Edith are shown at various marches and demonstrations, including Hiroshima Day. The exterior of Brixton Prison is also shown, BR is interviewed by Paul Danblon at what appears to be Plas Penrhyn. Digital copy available.
*1644. Recording of “Steps Towards Peace”, speech to Opening of the European Congress for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Central Hall, Westminster, 17 Jan. 1959. Digital copy available.
*1645. Staffon Lamm, “Russelltribunalen”. Russell Tribunal. Front Film AB, Stockholm, 2003. Digital copy available.
1646. E. Gellner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1647. Abraham Flexner. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1648. Frank Aydelotte. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
1649. Melvin J. Lasky. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.71. No copies allowed.
Box 16.72
1650. James Franck. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1651. Chicago, University of. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1652. Morris R. Cohen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1653. Mr. Demeree. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1654. Chicago, University of. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1655. Charles W. Morris. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1656. J.A. Simpson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1657. Mortimer J. Adler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1658. E. H. Lewis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1659. Tom Kinsey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1660. Herbert Iverson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1661. J. Jorgensen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1662. Wills for Conrad Russell, Patricia Russell, John Conrad Russell, Dora Russell, John Russell (Viscount Amberley), Lord John Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1663. “Remember your humanity and forget the rest.” Described in Series 200. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1664. Harold Weisberg. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1665. London School of Economics. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1666. Eric E. Duthie. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1667. Michael Burn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1668. Hugh Burnett. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. Copies allowed.
1669. H.J. Bhabha. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1670. Wincenty Lutoslawski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
*1671. “Philby, Burgess and Maclean”, BBC TV, Drama. The text concerns the political impact of Russia’s development of the atomic bomb. The DVD is in the Supporting Library, PN 1992.77 .P455 2010.
1672. Nalle Kielland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. Copies allowed.
1673. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1674. Adrian C. Kanaar. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1675. Constance Malleson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. Copies allowed.
1676. Mansel Davies. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. Copies allowed.
1677. John Foster Dulles. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1678. Martin Gumpert. Described in BRACERS. Box 1678. No copies allowed.
1679. Plas Penrhyn audio reels and films trips. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. Copies allowed.
*1680. Ernst Bloch’s Interview with BR, 1948, in German. Digital copy available.
1681. BR’s Death. A statement from Christopher Farley about why BR’s death certificate was not part of the second accrual. Box 16.72. Copies allowed.
1682. Anton Felton. Described in BRACERS. Box 5.68.
1683. A.C. Barnes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1684. Frances Partridge. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. Copies allowed.
1685. See Edith Russell fonds. Box 2.36.
1686. Gruffydd, Aled Williams. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1687. Ruth Simon. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1688. Jurgen Kumlehn. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
1689. Alys Russell, Katherine McBride. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.72. No copies allowed.
Box 16.73
1690. Royal Society. Nomination for BR and others. BR’s dated 17 Jan 1907. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1691. Unarmed Victory. Forward to the Hebrew translation, 1964. Page 5 signed by BR. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1692. See RA3 980.
1693. Curtis Brown. Binder cards listing BR’s literary earnings, 1930-34, photocopies. Box 16.73. Copies allowed.
1694. Ivan C. Laric. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. Copies allowed.
1695. Arthur Koestler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1696. Allen + Unwin (Raymer Unwin Collection). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1697. Internet prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1698. McMaster University, Office of the President. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1699. “Three Passions”, documentary about Russell by Red Canoe. Digital copies available.
Truth, rough cut, 44 minutes. Philosophy and mathematics. Interviewed: Anthony Grayling, Alan Ryan, Kenneth Blackwell, Nicholas Griffin, Caroline Moorehead, David Blitz. Includes footage of: BR at Plas Penhryn, various 1960s demonstrations, BR interviews, Pembroke Lodge, and Bagley Wood.
Justice, rough cut, 52 minutes. War, Education, etc. Interviewed: Noam Chomsky, Nicholas Griffin, Alan Ryan, David Blitz, Ralph Schoenman, Kenneth Blackwell, Caroline Moorehead, Anthony Grayling. Includes footage of: BR and Edith leaving Hasker street, BR at Plas Penrhyn, Man’s Peril, CBC interview.
Love, rough cut, 51 minutes. BR’s personal life. Interviewed: Anthony Grayling, Nicholas Griffin, Kenneth Blackwell, Caroline Moorehead, Deborah Gorham. Includes footage of: BR, Dora Russell, Katherine Tait, Telegraph House.
“Three Passions” material labelled “Russell – Moorehead”.
“Three Passions” material labelled “Grayling interview”.
1700. Carleton Haynes. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1701. Richard Kinsey. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1702. Leonard V. Fulton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1703. Elisabeth Hervic. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. Copies allowed.
1704. Elspeth Phelps (Fox-Pitt). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1705. Internet prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
*1706. Items found in the books in BR’s Library See Box 16.78.Items are described in BRACERS and filed by Russell Library call number. Box 16.73. Copies allowed.
1707. Tom Unger. A play about BR, CD and computer disk. Box 16.73.
1708. Raven, N.H. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. Copies allowed.
1709. Letters from BR quoted in The Letters of George Santayana Volume 6. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
*1710. Wall hanging, belonging to BR, silk. Artifact box, please consult staff.
1711. BR to unidentified, 2 letters. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1712. New York Office Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation Bulletin, Vol. 1 no. 1-11, copies. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1713. BR to Betty Smith. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
1714. BR to A. Wiern. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.73. No copies allowed.
Box 16.74
1715. S.M. Levitas / New Leader. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1716. International War Crimes Tribunal Pamphlets, copies. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1717. To Miss Nicholson from BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1718. Barry Fienberg material and copies from David Harley’s copy of Dear Bertrand Russell. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1719. Portrait of Bertrand Russell, charcoal, Frank Borth. See Artwork Listing. Box 16.74. Copies allowed.
1720. Julian Coolidge Correspondence & Ernest W. Hocking. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1721. “Bertrand Russell Speaks on his Anti-Nuclear ‘Committee of 100’”, interview transcript. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1722. Three letters from Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1723. John Dewey Introduction to BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1724. International War Crimes Tribunal Report on persons involved for Swedish Foreign Office. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1725. Interview transcript for Shire + Spire, 5 December 1960. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1726. Alma Valentin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1727. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament – 2 photos. Box 16.74. Copies allowed.
1728. Proceedings of the International Congress of Mathematicians. Cambridge, 22-28 Aug 1912, 2 vols. Box 16.74. Copies allowed.
1729. Open Court Papers Southern Illinois U., Carbondale. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1730. Ivan Walter Von Wayditch. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1731. Russell sculpture w/ Epstein postcard. See Photographs Listing for additional details. Box 16.74. Copies allowed.
1732. McLendon to BR, 1948. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1733. Rockefeller Archives Re: C.A Strong. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
*1734. Trinity Boat Club Trophy. 1890, Senior Trial Eights Trophy cup. It lists the names of the members of both teams, including Russell as the Cox on T.C. Edwards on one side. On the other it has the 1st TBC crest: three crowns above lion rampant, motto: fama super aethera notus. Pewter, 17cm x c23cm. Made by Munsey of Cambridge. Artifacts Box 6.
1735. BR to M. Gray/Funk & Wagnalls. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1736. The India league to the India Office. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1737. Joseph Rotblat Archive. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1738. Swedish Committee in Support of the Bertrand Russell Tri. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. Copies allowed.
1739. BR to Mr. Edwards. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1740. Mount Holyoke College Victoria Schuck. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1741. Costello’s Notes from Russell’s “Advanced Logic” lectures, 1914. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed.
1742. Philip Jourdain/Open Court Publishing. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.74. No copies allowed. Continues in next box
Box 16.75
1742. Philip Jourdain/Open Court Publishing. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.75. No copies allowed. Continued from previous box.
1743. Peter Blake (Black). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.75. No copies allowed.
1744. City Club of Cleveland. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.75. No copies allowed.
1745. Photos of BR in China. Seven b&w photos sent to Ottoline Morrell. Box 16.75. No copies allowed.
Box 16.76
1746. BR to North Carolina State. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1747. BR to Adelaide Agnostics Society. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1748. BR to Dan Sullivan. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1749. BR to Earle Hedrick. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1750. Letters of Leonard Woolf. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1752. BR to Charles Degen. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1753. William Earnest Hocking Harvard University. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1754. BR/Frank Russell to Laurence Housman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1755. Stanislas Ossowski. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1756. BR to Ernest Schwartz. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1757. BR to Leslie Goulding. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1758. Patricia Russell to I.A. Richards: Dorothy Pillary’s diary. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1759. BR to Mohanlal Rajput. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
*1760. Plas Penrhyn Recordings. Thirty-five recordings. Includes BR reading “History as it was never written”, transcript in file. BR relating anecdotes (more details in file). BR and Edith having tea, 14 Sep 1951. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament North-West Region, Free Trade Hall, Manchester, 1 May 1959. Tea with the William-Ellises. 90th Birthday speeches, House of Commons, 25 May 1962. 90th Birthday, Festival Hall. Address at Warsaw Ghetto Memorial Meeting, 9 April 1953. Canadian Meeting on Nuclear Pacts, Radiation, and Radar Hazards, 1961. Digital copies available.
1761. BR’s suit and pipe. Dunhill Briar Pipe, 1957, is in display case in the Russell Archives. Three-piece sage tweed suit, made for Russell by Tom Brown, 1966, Range 7.
1762. I.A. Richards Papers Magdalene College & Library. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1763. G.E. Moore’s notes on BR’s Leibniz lectures, Trinity College, Cambridge, Lenten Term, 1899. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1764. BR to Horace M. Kalleu. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1765. BR to Jack Benjamin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1766. Committee of 100. Seventeen leaflets from the Committee of 100. Box 16.76. Copies allowed.
1767. CIA to FBI re: BRPF. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1768. These Fifty Years: No. 10 ’Fifty Years’ movement towards equality. Transcript of BR’s talk, with annotations. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1769. Interview with BR, Radio Sydney, Australia, 29 Jan 1950. Digital archive, on campus access only.
1770. BR to Irving Shaw. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1771. Erewhon dinners. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
*1772. Bertrand Russell Society audio-visual recordings. Saved digitally with other RA3 documentation. Digital copies available.
1773. BBC Re: George Bernard Shaw Obituary. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1774. David Lewis-Hodgson Photography. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1775. BR to Marguerite Tucker. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1776. Mitsuo Kaneko’s, Russell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
*1777. Shigetoshi Iwamatsu, Nijissciki no ryoshin. A photocopy of Russell’s preface to this book. The book is in the Supporting Library, B 1649 .R94 I9. Copies allowed.
*1778. Vanessa Bell caricature. Described in Artwork Listing. Copies allowed.
1779. 1940 U.S. Census. Printout of 1940 Census showing BR, Patricia, John, Katharine, and Conrad, as well as the Housekeeper, Fanny Parker, and Governess, Pamela Campbell at 212 Loring Ave., Los Angeles. Additional notes from Sheila Turcon. Box 16.76. Copies allowed of notes, not census document.
1780. Internet prints from invaluable.com. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1781. 2017 Internet Prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
*1782. Talk on Atomic Energy (8 Vinyl records). Box 16.76. Digital copies available.
1783. Photos of BR, mostly 1950’s @UNESCO Kalinga prize. Box 16.76. Copies allowed.
1784. Interview Katharine Tait on Russell and Feminism, Sep 1978. Closed Digital Archive. Copies available.
1785. BR to Roy Harrod, transcription from original by K. Blackwell. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1786. Photographs from the Hans Reichenbach papers U. of Pittsburgh. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1787. Dora Russell Photos, 80’s. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.76. Copies allowed.
1788. Kalinga Prize Photos. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.76. Copies allowed.
1789. Photo of BR with Lanla Del Vasto, John Collins. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.76. Copies allowed.
1790. Portraits of BR by Elizabeth ”Lee” Miller, Lady Penrose. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.76. Copies allowed.
1791. BR/James H. Woods Grenville Clark Papers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.76. No copies allowed.
1792. Our Knowledge of the External World mss. Box 16.76. No copies allowed. Continues in next box.
Box 16.77
1792. Our Knowledge of the External World mss. Box 16.77. Continues from previous box.
1793. BR to Mario Pieri. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1794. To William Demopoulos from M.H.A. Newman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1795. 2 photos of BR in L.A. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.77. Copies allowed.
1796. Photograph of Liese Von Hattingberg. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1797. BR from Brixton Prison from Clifford Allen Papers S. Carolina U. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1798. BR to John F. Hatton. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1798A. BRPF Photos. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1799. George Catlin to BR (Unsent IOU) and other material from Catlin fonds. Box 16.77. originals held by McMaster in the George Catlin fonds. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.11. Copies allowed.
1800. Internet Prints 2018. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1801. Vietnam Solidarity Campaign/Isaac Deutscher Memorial Mtg. Four recordings from VSC Founding Conference, 4-5 Jun 1966. Two recordings from Deutschen Memorial Meeting, 22 Sep 1967. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1802. Broadcast DVD presenting Russell’s ideas to audience – Japan. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1803. Precious metals CD-see track 6 with text of Russell’s, ”Is There a God?”. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
1804. 4 Photos of BR with his family, 1940. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.77, and digital archive. No copies allowed.
1805. Photos of telegraph house grounds. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.77. Copies allowed.
1806. Photograph of Plaisance Hotel. See Photograph Listing for additional details. Box 16.77. Copies allowed.
1807. BR to Sidney Hook, Sept 19, 1937. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. Copies allowed.
1808. Pipe with bowl fashioned in the likeness of BR and tobacco container, Fribourg & Treyer, Golden Mixture [Russell’s brand]. Artifacts. Copies allowed.
1809. Letters from Donald Cary Williams paper. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. No copies allowed.
*1810. Photo, presumably of BR’s students outside, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, Ill., c. 1939. Box 2.22. Copies permitted.
1811. National Jewish Hospital at Denver to BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.77. Copies allowed.
1812. Pencil Portrait of BR by Harry Black. Moved to ”wall behind book trucks (temporary)”. Copies allowed.
1813. Postcard - Russell in chair, quotation below. “There is something feeble and a little contemptible about a man who cannot face the perils of life… he becomes furious when they are disputed.” Box 16.77. Copies allowed.
Box 16.79
1814. Internet Prints. T.S. Eliot, Alan Lichter, Victor Capron, others. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. Copies allowed.
1815. Photo of BR and Patricia sitting on couch with John and Kate leaning over back. Caption re: revoking appointment to NYC college, 30 Mar. 1940. Box 16.79.
1816. Joseph Rotblat papers. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1817. James Fisher. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. Copies allowed.
1818. Lord John Russell collection. A number of short notes, ephemera and 13 photographs. Box 16.79. Copies allowed.
1819. Tokyo Tribunal re: Vietnam, Nihon Dempa News. 2 DVDs. Box 16.79. [Not online].
1820. UCLA course catalogue, Philosophy department course catalogue, 1939-1940. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1821. Irving Lavin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1822. Tom Brock to Amelia Ayre. Described in BRACERS. Location B 1649 .R93 S3, copy 3. Copies allowed.
1823. Anton Felton miscellaneous items. Two legal documents, copies of letters, and a photo of Russell as the Statue of Liberty. Box 16.79. Copies of original items allowed.
1824. Internet Prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. Copies allowed.
1825. Haldeman Julius collection. Ledger photocopies. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1826. Norman Cousins, Douglas Duman. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1827. A.S. Bell, Viscount Haldane. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1828. Mansel Morris Davies. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79.
1829. Celso Furtado. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1830. Hans Thirring, Erwin Schrodinger. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
1831. Internet Prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. No copies allowed.
*1832. See Box 16.81
1833. Herbert Spencer to Lady Amberley, 30 Mar. 1869. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. Copies allowed.
1834. New Hopes, US Galley proofs. Copies allowed.
1835. Problems of Philosophy, first printing. Request BD 21 .R8 1910
1836. John Dewey, Ernest Hocking. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. Copies allowed.
1837. Letters to the editor re: Wittgenstein’s Tractatus, 1962-1965. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.79. Copies allowed.
Box 16.80
1838. Russell Stetler. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1839. Internet prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1840. BR to Jones. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1841. Dr. Arno Peters to BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1842. Parliamentary general election leaflet for Dora Russell, Chelsea, 1922. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
*1843. See Edith Russell fonds.
*1844. John Wilson Foster material related to book on Constance Malleson. Please contact archives for further information.
*1845. See Lucy Russell fonds.
1846. Katharine Tait to Sheila Turcon. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1847. Lady Mabel Annesley. Digital images of Lady Mabel Annesley. Printed out and placed in file. First published in Country Life in 1899; republished vol. 214, no. 117, 22 April 2020: [21]. Letter to editor re: Lady Mabel from Robert Trotter, 13 May 2020: 22. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1848.Priscilla, Countess Annesley. Digital image (and printout) of Priscilla, Countess Annesley, in The Sketch, May 1902. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1849. "A Lucky Woman," BBC Radio broadcast script, recorded 6 May 1982, "not as broadcast," 37 pp. Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
1850. G.H. Hardy to D.H. Robertson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
1851. Internet prints. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
*1852. Dust jacket, Principia Mathematica (Volume 1, Second Edition, Reprinted, Cambridge University Press. 1935). Dust jacket boxes. Copies allowed.
1853. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, “International Summer School Provisional Program, June 1922”. Russell is listed as a lecturer. Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
1854. Phyllis Urch to Sheila Turcon. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1855. Bell and Clapper postcard, blank. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1856. Nicholas Griffin and Paul H. Laric. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1857. Katarine Tait and Howard Woodhouse. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1858. Thomasz Mroz, "Bertranda Russella spotkanie z Wincentym Lutoslawskim" (2008); and Xu Yibao, "Bertrand Russell and the introduction of mathematical logic in China" (2003). Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1859. Mrs. St. John Hutchinson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
1860. Internet Prints 2023. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1861. Transcript of John Freeman's interview with BR, (BBC Face to Face) 4 Mar. 1959. BBC TV producer Hugh Burnett's own copy, from his papers, of the transcript of John Freeman's interview with Bertrand Russell, broadcast as the second in the BBC series 'Face to Face' on 4 March 1959. This single-spaced typed transcript was produced for inclusion in Burnett's book “Face to Face / Edited and introduced by Hugh Burnett” (London: Jonathan Cape, 1964), and is marked up with printing instructions in pencil and red ink, with a few proof corrections in green ink. 5pp, foolscap 8vo, on five leaves. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1862. Charles Wilson. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1863. Otto Neurath. The correspondence is described in BRACERS, additionally there is a typescript (4 p.), "On the Importance of Logical Form" with edits. Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
1864. Edith Russell to Enrico Vincenti. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
1865. BR speech to “Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament”, 24 Sep 1959 and related material. Includes text of speech by Bertrand Russell to meeting of scientists called by Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) on 24 Sep 1959; lists of scientists who came to meeting on 24 Sep 1959 or sent sympathetic messages; CND bulletin No. 1 (1960). Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
*1866. See Box 16.82.
1867. Benjamin Britten. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. No copies allowed.
1868. James Lord, C.S. Lewis, BR. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.80. Copies allowed.
1869. A Chair of Indecency. A play about BR’s appointment to City College New York, 1940. Script, programme, clippings, and other ephemera. Two reel to reels one audio, one video of first performance in 1972; belonged to co-author Sydney Emberley. Box 16.80. Copies allowed and digital copy available of recording.
Box 16.81
1832. Barnes Foundation lecture notes, Philadelphia, January 1941 to December 1942. The lectures would form the basis of his bestselling book A History of Western Philosophy which was first published in 1945. Notes created by a student in the class. Further details related to the dates each notebook covers in the box. Box 16.81. Copies allowed.
Box 16.82
1866. UCLA. Records relating to BR's employment at UCLA, covers many subjects. Box 16.82. No copies allowed.
1870. Markus Reiner. BR to Dr. Markus Reiner, pasted in Bertrand Russell, A Pictorial Biography by H.W. Leggett (New York: Philosophical Library, 1950.) The book and letter are in Box 16.82. Copies allowed.
1871. Ralph Schoenman dismissal from BRPF. Correspondence from Walter Kendall papers at the Institute of Social History in Amsterdam; Schoenman working on his responses to various statements and articles, some material from the BRPF related to Schoenman; includes clippings. Box 16.82. No copies allowed.
1872. Minutes of the Oxford University Philosophical Society 1937-38. Transcription of particular passages [with corrections from K. Blackwell] and scans of the full minutes. Box 16.82. No copies allowed.
1873. BR to Sir W.D. Ross. Box. 16.82. Copies allowed.
*1874. Christopher Farley. 5 copies of War Crimes in Vietnam by George Allen and Unwin. 1966 marked, uncorrected proof; 1996 marked copy with dust jacket; 1967 marked copy (two copies); 1967 inscribed to Christopher Farley from BR, Xmas 1966. Includes ephemera found in the book. Box 16.82A. Copies allowed.
1875. Internet prints, 2024. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.82. Copies allowed.
1876. Sanehiko Yamamoto, Kaizo. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.82. No copies allowed.
1877. “Inherent Tendencies of Industrialism”, Kaizo magazine, 1921. Typescript. See also B&R C21.13 and Ch. II of Bertrand and Dora Russell’s book The Prospects of Industrial Civilization (1923). Box 16.82. No copies allowed.
1878. Memorandum on universal national service, [1 page pamphlet], Friends' Service Committee, No-Conscription Fellowship [1917]; the Pelican Press, [London], [1917]. Box 16.82. No copies allowed.
1879. Email from Marja Lampi, describing the Vaherta Family Memoir, 2 Apr. 2024. Describes a story told by Olli Vahtera's son, Esa, in which Olli visits BR and Lady Ottoline in Wales. Box 16.82. Copies allowed.
1880. “Bertrand Russell Collection” catalogue, BRPF. Art pieces and artefacts held by BRPF. Shows approximately 100 art pieces held by BRPF, including framed visual art, photographs, three-dimensional objects, and textiles. Subjects include: Gallery of philosophers, family portraits, paintings from Plas Penryhn, and Chinese artefacts, and BR's clothing, accessories and luggage. Compiled on 29 September 2021. Box 16.82. Copies allowed.
1881. "Musicians and Singers" correspondence collection. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.82. No copies allowed.
1882. Casimir Lewy. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.82. Copies allowed.
Box 16.83
*1883. Alys Pearsall Smith and Allen & Unwin correspondence. Almost 1000 letters between BR and Alys, over 1000 letters from BR to Sir Stanley Unwin, 1915 onwards. The 'locked diary' Alys and BR shared, Alys' diary 1949-51, BR to Dorothy Moore, autograph mss book reviews on the works of GE Moore and others, papers including mss and proofs by BR, publishing agreements, letters to BR from publishers and others, BR to Frank Russell, letters by Dora and Peter, some Schoenman letters, and printed ephemera. Note: This material is currently being processed, please contact the archives for further information.
1884. Beatles/Paul McCartney, Vietnam War. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1885. Diana Hendry (McConomy), Western Mail. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. Some copies allowed.
1886. Oppenheimer. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1887. Bertrand Russell's collection of portraits of Leibniz, Spinoza, Frege, and Cantor. See Artwork Listing for more details. Box 16.83. Copies allowed.
1888. Mollie, Countess Russell. 42 items from 1920-1940 from Mollie Russell's papers, much of it legal in nature from the family. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1889. Patricia Russell. Edith Russell. From Trevelyan papers. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1890. Mr. Lewis. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1891. David Griffiths portrait of BR. See Artwork Listing for more details. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1892. Allen & Unwin. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. Copies allowed.
1893. Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation (BRPF) Bulletin, vol. 1, nos. 1-11. Box 16.83. Copies allowed.
1894. Amethe Smeaton (McEwan, von Zeppelin). Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. Copies allowed.
1895. Stephanie May. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. Copies allowed.
*1896. Liveright, Mansel Davies and others, plus photos and ephemera. Description forthcoming, correspondence described in BRACERS.
1897. Muhammad Ali, photograph. Copy of a photograph which is mentioned but not extant. See BRACERS 132057. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1898. Internet prints, 2025. Described in BRACERS. Box 16.83. Copies allowed.
1899. Magazine articles related to BR. "Bertrand Bedazzled by Euclid and Free Love", Life, 62, no. 17 (28 April 1967): 10 and Ramparts, pp. 50-52, 54; on Russell's marriage with Alys; includes reproduction of wedding invitation belonging to Miss Virginia Kendall. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
1900. Constance Malleson letter and print by Robert Griffin. Box 16.83. No copies allowed.
