Your action has thrilled me beyond my meager powers of expression
| Archival Call Number: | 41-264 |
|---|---|
| Begin Date: | 1953-06-13 |
| End Date: | 1953-06-13 |
| Main Author: |
Mitchell, Marie (Author) |
| Other Persons: | Einstein, Albert (Receiver) |
| Language: | English |
| Number of Pages: |
1.
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Items related to Readex number 268 of the bibliographical list of Einstein's Writing
- To Einstein- public enemy no 1- who advises a co-traitor to "defy" the United States (41-394)
- You'd not dream of jumping in on all fours (as is said) in your own highly-specialized field. (41-395)
- While reading one of the hearings of a sub-committee of the Committee of the Judiciary (41-396)
- Ob die seltsame Geschichte, die Sie mir in Ihrem Briefe erzählen (41-397)
- Ob die seltsame Geschichte, die Sie mir in Ihrem Briefe erzaehlen, wahr oder nur erfunden ist (41-398)
- It is of little importance wheather the strange story you tell me in your letter (41-399)
- It is of little importance wheather the strange story you tell me in your letter (41-400)
- As one of your admirers of years, I would like to think that there is no foundation (41-402)
- Where Einstein Makes a Mistake. (41-403)
- You may consider yourself an intellectual, but judging by the advice you gave recently (41-404)
- I find it very difficult to believe that you would have a man evoke the fifth ammendment (41-405)
- As a good American your attitude and letter just written to some teacher are an outrage. (41-406)
- Your efforts to stop fellow subversives from testifying before legally constituted committees (41-407)
- If you don't like the Laws of this country, why don't you get out of it (41-408)
- Of all the ungrateful Dogs, we have in this country, you had to be the one. (41-409)
- Dear Un-appreciative Newcomer,. (41-410)
- I heard over the radio this morning and later read in today's newspapers that you advocate (41-411)
- Enclosed find an article taken from the Editorial page of yesterday's Wall Street Journal (41-412)
- A Question of Relativity - Professor Einstein Should Realize That His Principle In Physics Applies to Political Procedure as Well. (41-413)
- I have been very much disturbed by the advice you gave the school teacher (41-414)
