Stuk 34-39 - Copies of essays by Bertrand Russell written while reading for the Moral Sciences Tripos

43 sheets

Gift of the Mills Memorial Library at McMaster University, 1980.

Photocopies of six essays by Russell at the Mills Memorial Library, McMaster University: "On Pleasure; its definition, its causes & conditions, & the possibility of making it the end of rational action, written July 1893, with annotations by H. Sidgwick; "The Relation of what ought to be to what is, has been or will be" written Oct. 1893, with annotations by H. Sidgwick; three papers on Epistemology I-III, two undated, the other dated Nov. 1893, with annotations by J. Ward; and "On the Distinction between the Psychological and Metaphysical Points of View" written [1893/4].

For use at Trinity College Library.

Originals are in the Mills Memorial Library, McMaster University.

Published in Cambridge essays 1888-99 by Bertrand Russell; edited by Kenneth Blackwell. London: Allen & Unwin, 1983.

Accompanied by letters relating to the provenance.