Box 5.14
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- From Bertrand Russell to Clement Droz, April 27, 1962
- BR enjoyed reading Droz's writings and agreed with much of it. He hopes that Droz will write more "as the voice of sanity is very muted in places." He encloses some of his recent writings and literature about the Committee of 100.
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- From Bertrand Russell to D.H. Drew, October 04, 1961
- BR approves of the letter to Macmillan that Drew sent him, and he has signed and returned it.
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- From Bertrand Russell to H.M. Dowling,Crewe County Grammar School, July 25, 1960
- BR found what Dowling sent him about Shelley at Tanyrallt very interesting. The letter has been annotated with Edith Russell's transcription of BR's handwritten postscript adaptation of Shelley.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, August 01, 1904
- A transcription of document 049421, with a carbon copy. BR has annotated the ribbon copy.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 01, 1908
- Lucy won her ultimatum to Carey. Miss Reilly's logic lectures.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 10, 1905
- A transcription of document 049439, with a carbon copy. "EF" (Edith Finch) indicated omissions on the carbon. BR's address on this letter is "Chelsea"; for this time period it means he is at Ralston Street.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 10, 1905 (A1)
- "... if I am not to fail in my main work, I must somehow diminish the wear and tear from other causes." "Tomorrow The Trojan Women is to be acted and we are going to it." Translation by Gilbert Murray, at the Court Theatre. BR's address on this letter is "Chelsea"; for this time period it means he is at Ralston Street.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 13, 1903
- Gilbert Murray is their near neighbour. "We are living a quiet country life." On aphorisms. On bitterness.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 13, 1903
- A transcription of document .049407.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 13, 1914
- Incorrectly dated "1913" by BR. Helen Flexner.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 18, 1913
- On continental philosophy: Austrian best; France not since Malebranche; Germany ruined by Bismarck. "Wilson looks splendid from here." "It is wonderful how much one can live through and come up smiling."
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 29, 1911
- BR is living in college this term.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, April 29, 1914
- "The rule in football".
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, August 01, 1904
- On one's life as a whole; frivolousness; the Minturns.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, August 03, 1905
- Re: Theodore Llewelyn Davies' death. "On Denoting".
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, August 03, 1905
- A transcription of document 049443.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, August 15, 1904
- On the Howard family, one by one.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, August 15, 1904
- A transcription of document 049423. BR has annotated each page.
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- From Bertrand Russell to Lucy M. Donnelly, August 17, 1904
- On sympathy. George and Janet Trevelyan.