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Letter from Evelyn Whitehead to Whitehead
Evelyn discusses a visit from Scott Buchanan, and bad luck by Morris Cohen at publishing an article (she writes his name as "Maurice").
Letter from Henry Whitehead to Whitehead
Whitehead's brother expresses happiness at news of Jessie's recovery from her fall, updates him on family affairs, and discusses the prospective self-government of India.
Letter from A. Freeman to Mary Benson
Letter expressing grief and condolences at the death of Mrs. Benson's husband Edward White Benson, the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North discusses his difficulties writing a book.
Letter from Crane Brinton to Whitehead
Brinton sends Whitehead a copy of a manuscript.
Letter from Fred B. Millet to R.M. Hutchins
Millett says that the donor who made possible Whitehead's visit to the University of Chicago should be thanked, as it was a great success.
Letter from A.E. Taylor to Whitehead
Taylor discusses an article he on Process and Reality in "Theology", vol. 21 (122), August 1930.
Letter from T.P. Nunn to Whitehead
Nunn writes that he gave a lecture on Process and Reality, says he misses Whitehead.
Letter from A.H. Hannay to Whitehead
Informs Whitehead that he has been elected an honorary member of the Aristotelian Society.
Letter from Edward Pickman to Whitehead
Pickman sends Whitehead a passage from the writings of Hilary of Poitiers quoted by Ernest Lavisse in 1885, and suggests inserting it into his paper delivered to the Augustinian Society ("Religious Psychology of the Western Peoples").
Letter from Adriaan Fokker to Whitehead
Fokker sends Whitehead an article he had written for a Dutch journal; asks that he send a copy of Principle of Relativity to the "Physica" journal for review purposes.
Letter from J.F. Slocomb to Whitehead
Request for a photo of Whitehead.
Letter from William McDougall to Whitehead
McDougall writes to Whitehead to give his opinion of life at Harvard and in Cambridge, saying that all is positive, but that it is a very expensive place to live.
Letter from James Haughton Woods to Whitehead
Letters concerning a lease on a house which Whitehead might agree to rent.
Letter from ? to Whitehead
Contains a syllabus for "an honours course for graduates in the faculty of science leading to a second B.Sc. degree."
Letter from Henry Osborn Taylor to Whitehead
Taylor asks Whitehead when he will sail and the name of his ship.
Letter from Vernon Blake to Whitehead
Blake discusses metaphysical problems, and the points at which his views seem to diverge from Whitehead's.
Letter from White Star Line to Whitehead
They send a bunch of baggage labels and inform the Whiteheads of the ship's departure time.
Letter from American Express Company to Evelyn Whitehead
Letter says they are trying to arrange the lowest possible price for services.
Letter from American Express Company to Evelyn Whitehead
The company sends the Whiteheads their tickets and a brochure with insurance information.
Letter from American Express Company to Evelyn Whitehead
Letters concerning shipping goods to America.
Letter from Samuel F. Batchelder to James Haughton Woods
Batchedler describes the state of a house which Whitehead might rent.
Letter from Mark Barr to Whitehead
Barr says that Taylor and Henderson are anxious for Whitehead to agree to come to Harvard, and assure him that everything will be as he wishes. Barr also discusses income tax.
Letter from Mark Barr to Whitehead
Barr writes that Harvard would be happy to extend Whitehead a formal offer if he would consider it, and it could be made for six months or a year instead of a longer period so as not to obligate him for an extended period.
Letter from Mysore Hiriyanna to Whitehead
Hiriyanna sends Whitehead an article he wrote on the similarity between his view of time and the Indian view of it.
Letter from John Nichols to Whitehead
Asks Whitehead's help in obtaining a copy of PM, which he had been unable to find for sale anywhere.
Letter from A. Low to James Haughton Woods
Indicates receipt of keys.
Letter from A.E. Heath to Whitehead
Heath inquires whether Whitehead would be interested in publishing a book with Open Court, also wonders if he would be interested in delivering the Carus lectures.