\brief{Bertrand Russell an Rudolf Carnap, 7. April 1926}{April 1926}

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\anrede{Dear Dr. Carnap}

\haupttext{The pages you sent me are very interesting, \& suggest a most valuable book\IC{\konstitutionstheorie}. I cannot venture on comments from an
abstract \& an introduction, but it is evident that your work is important.

I think perhaps it would not be wise to send me your MS\IC{\konstitutionstheorie}, as I am overwhelmed with work of my own, \& I should probably
have to wait two years before finding time to read it with the necessary care. Whitehead\IN{\whitehead} is in America (at Harvard\II{\harvard}) \&
hardly ever writes letters, so I have not sent your pages to him. I hope your book will soon be published. With all the
best wishes,}

\grussformel{yours very truly\\
Bertrand Russell}

\ebericht{Brief, hsl., 1 Seite, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/870902}{RC 102-68-29}; Briefkopf: gedruckt \original{Carn Voel \,/\, Porthcurno \,/\, Penzance}, hsl. \original{7.\,4.\,26}.}
