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Add. MS a/278/49 · Item · 13 Sept. 1939
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81 East Road, Cambridge. - Very glad to have received von Wright's letter; wishes he was in Finland; does not know whether he will be able to lecture under the present 'depressing circumstances'; would like to send von Wright a manuscript of 'the first volume of my book' [roughly the first 188 sections of Part I of the Philosophical Investigations]; admits he is a bad correspondent.

Add. MS a/278/50 · Item · 21 Feb. 1947
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Trinity College, Cambridge. - Lectures vary a great deal; his mind feels exhausted; thinks he will have to give up teaching; glad von Wright is going to lecture at Cambridge, but will not attend as he dare not allow foreign material into his work; has not read von Wright's book for the same reason.

Add. MS a/278/58 · Item · 22 Dec. 1947
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Kilpatrick House, Red Cross, Wicklow, Eire. - Description of his lodgings in Ireland; requires greater loneliness; feels better than in Cambridge; thought von Wright would not apply for his chair as prospects of living in England were not attractive and he would not wish to bring up his children there; thanks for the news cutting of the avalanche near his hut in Norway.

Notebook
BROD/C/1/67 · File · post 1950
Part of Papers of C. D. Broad, Part I

Contains notes from Carnitt An ambiguity of the word Good, Pritchard The Meaning of acahom in Aristotle's Ethics, Campbell Prologmena to a Theory of the Moral Criterion, Whiteley Goodness of Motive, Duncher Ethical Relativity ?, Ewing Non-naturalistic Analysis of Good, Mabbott Punishment, Leon Rightness of Goodness, Field Kant's First Moral Principle, Prichard-Cambridge The Problem of Duty, Laird Concerning Right, Lamont The Notion of Duty, Hughes Motive and Duty, Falk Obligation and Rightness, Taylor The Freedom of Man, Stevenson Ethics and Language, Prior Logic and the Basis of Ethics, Prichard Moral Obligation, Hare Imperative Sentences, Peters Hare on Imperative Sentenses, Hagerstrom on Intention Command and Duty, von Wright on Deontic Logic, Toulmin Reason in Ethics, von Wright Essay in Deontic Logic abd General Theory of Action