\brief{C. K. Ogden an Rudolf Carnap, 14. November 1934}{November 1934}

%November 14, 1934.

\anrede{Dear Carnap,}

\haupttext{The Preface came in today, and here are the suggestions for changes.

Dr. Graham\IN{\graem} has sent you the printed book\IC{\logischesyntax} in its first form, and it will go straight into pages when we get it back.
Are we to send it in pages?

The chief changes are in the size of the paragraphs, which are still frequently longer than is wise in a small book.
\textkritik{(The reading has not been done for printer's errors in detail.)}\fnA{Hsl.}

Yes, I will send you twenty copies with pleasure. \uline{Carl and Anna}\IW{} goes off to you today. You will have had your
six copies of \uline{Psyche}\II{\psyche} before this.}

\grussformel{Yours (in Basic) very truly,\\
C. K. Ogden}

\briefanhang{Prof. Dr. Rudolf Carnap,\\
\noindent{}Pod Homolkou 146,\\
\noindent{}Praha XVII.}

\ebericht{Brief, msl., 1 Seite, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/871601}{RC 081-13-18}; Briefkopf: \blockade{fac simile: Orthological Institute}, msl. \original{November\,14, 1934}.}
