\brief{Bertrand Russell an Rudolf Carnap, 26. April 1929}{April 1929}

%26th April 1929.

\anrede{Dear Dr. Carnap,}

\haupttext{Thank you very much indeed for sending me your ``Abriß der Logistik nach dem System der Principia Mathematica''\IC{\logistik}, which
I have looked at though I have not yet had time to read it properly. Your book on the ``Logical Structure of the
World''\IC{\konstitutionstheorie} duly reached me; as I have been very much occupied with unphilosophical labours, I have not had time to read it
as it deserves, but from looking into it, I feel inclined to suppose that its views are those which I ought to hold, in
the sense that they are the logical working out of premises which I accept. As soon as I get the necessary leisure, I
shall hope to study both books with care. I am grateful to you not only for sending me the books, but for what you are
doing to make the logistic point of view known in Germany.}

\grussformel{Yours very truly,\\
Bertrand Russell}

\ebericht{Brief, msl., 1 Seite, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/871195}{RC 102-68-18}; Briefkopf: \blockade{fac simile} msl. \original{26th\,April 1929}.}
