LETTER TO F. A. ROTSHTEIN *.
[November 30, 1911, Paris].
Dear Comrade! I am sending you Hindman’s book. Many thanks for it. Please convey my greetings to your wife and your dear children.
Shaking hands with you. Yours, Lenin.
1. The date and place of dispatch are determined by the postmark.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES.
Jβ

NOTES ON BOOKS IN NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY FROM THE SORBONNE LIBRARY.
[First half of 1909, Paris.]
The Sorbonne. New Books, p. 819 (7) **.
Bichard Lucas: Bibliography of Radioactive Substances. Hamburg and Leipzig. 1908. 8°.
(A. 47 191) *.
Mach. Outline of Physics (edited by Harbork and Fischer). Leipzig. 1905–8. 2 volumes, 8°.
(A. 46 979) *. S. Ф. φ. 587 **.
Max Planck. The Principle of Conservation of Energy. Leipzig. 1908. 2nd edition, 12°.
(A. 47 232) *. S. φ. φ. 65 **.
Eduard Rieche. Handbook of Physics. 4th edition. Leipzig, 1908. 2 volumes, 8°.
(A. 47 338) *. S. φ. φ. 301 ***.
Fésselon Salignac. Questions of General Physics and Astronomy. Toulouse. 1908. 4°.
(D. 55 745) *. G. 818 (2) **.
* The letter is a postcard bearing the following recipient address on the reverse: “Mr. Rothstein. 28 Gladsmuir Rd. 28 Highgate. London. N. England. London,” and the sender’s address: “Oulianoff. Paris, rue Marie-Rose, 4.” On the front of the postcard, above the text of the letter, there is a numerical entry and a calculation—neither related to the letter itself and written in an unknown hand. Ed.
** The alphanumeric designations represent the library codes assigned to the books in question. Ed.

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L. Thomson. The Corpuscular Theory of Matter. Leipzig–Berlin. 1908. 8°.
S. D. e. 101 (25)*.
In the Sorbonne Library
I. Society for Scientific Philosophy. P. 55 (8 e)
(A. 16404)*.
II. Archive for Philosophy. 2nd Section. P. i 8. (A. 17 027)*.
Society for Scientific Philosophy. 1908, Issue I. A review by Raul Richter—sympathetic, even laudatory—of Ludwig Stein’s Philosophical Currents of the Present. Stuttgart, 1908. (Enke.) XVI + 452 pages. (12 Marks.)
Pages 1–293: Philosophical Currents
Pages 294–445: Philosophical Problems
Ten Philosophical Currents
1) Neo-Idealism (Voluntarist Metaphysics)
2) Neopositivism (Pragmatism) by W. James
3) The “New Natural-Philosophical Movement” (Ostwald and the “triumph” of energetics over materialism)
4) “Neo-Romanticism” (N. St. Chamberlain et al.)
5) Neo-Vitalism
6) Evolutionism (Spencer)
7) Individualism (Nietzsche)
8) The Geisteswissenschaftliche Bewegung (Dilthey)
9) Philosophical-Historical
10) Neo-Realism (Edward von Hartmann!!!).
Among the new books:
Mach Schinz: The Truth of Religion According to the Latest Representatives of Religious Philosophy. Zurich. 1908. 8°, 307 pages, 6.50 Marks.
Kr. Guenther. From Primitive Animal to Human Being. (An Illustrated Atlas). Stuttgart. 1909. (7–19 Pfennig, 5g 1 Mark).
A. Pelazza. R. Avenarius and Empirio-Criticism. 1908? 9? Turin. (Bocca). 130 pages.
Spaventa: Italian Philosophy in Its Relations with European Philosophy. 1908? 9? Bari (Laterza).
* These are library codes. Ed.

Among the new books (1909):
L. Boltzmann: Vienna Scientific Treatises. Leipzig. (Barth).
H. Stracke: The Unity of Matter, the World Ether, and the Forces of Nature. Vienna (Deuticke).
P. 48*.
Archive for Philosophy, 2nd Section = Archive for Systematic Philosophy. 1908. Issue 4: the second article by Vitalis Norström (pages 447–496) ((interesting); almost entirely devoted to Mach)).
Where is the first one?? | Note—was it delayed?? |
[Translation.]
The Sorbonne. New Books, p. 819 (7) *.
Richard Lucas: Bibliography of Radioactive Substances. Hamburg and Leipzig. 1908. 8°.
(A. 47 191) *.
Mach. Outline of Physics (edited by Garbok and Fischer). Leipzig. 1905–8. 2 volumes. 8°.
(A. 46 979) *. S. Ф. φ. 587 *.
Max Planck. The Principle of Conservation of Energy. Leipzig. 1908. (2nd edition). 12°.
(A. 47 232)*. S. φ. approx. 63*.
Eduard Riecke. Handbook of Physics. 4th edition. Leipzig. 1908. 2 volumes. 8°.
Fesselon Salinjac. Questions of General Physics and Astronomy. Toulouse. 1908. 4°.
(D. 55 745)*. S. 818 (2)*.
I. I. Thomson. The Atomic Theory of Matter. [Leipzig.] Berlin. 1908. 8°.
S. D. e. 101 (25)*.
In the Sorbonne Library
I. Society for Scientific Philosophy. P. 53 (8 °).
II. Archive for Philosophy. 2nd Part. P. 48 *. (A. 17 027)*.
* These are library codes. Ed.

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Society for Scientific Philosophy. 1908. Issue I. A review by Raul Richter—sympathetic, even laudatory—of Ludwig Stein’s Philosophical Currents of the Present. Stuttgart. 1908. (Enke.) XVI + 452 pages. (12 Marks.)
Page 1–293: Philosophical Currents
Page 294–445: Philosophical Problems
Ten Philosophical Currents
1) Neo-Idealism (Voluntarist Metaphysics)
2) Neopositivism (Pragmatism) by W. James
3) The “New Natural-Philosophical Movement” (Ostwald and the “triumph” of energetics over materialism)
4) “Neo-Romanticism” (G. St. Chamberlain and others)
5) Neo-Vitalism
6) Evolutionism (Spencer)
7) Individualism (Nietzsche)
8) The Humanistic-Scholarly Movement (Dilthey)
9) Philosophical-Historical
10) Neo-Realism (Edward von Hartmann!!!)
Among the new books:
Mach Schinz: The Truth of Religion According to the Views of the New Representatives of Religious Philosophy. Zurich. 1908. 8° (307 pages). 6.50 Marks.
Kr. Günter. From Primitive Animal to Human Being. (An Illustrated Atlas.) Stuttgart. 1909. (7–19 Pfennig, 1 Mark).
A. Pelazza. R. Avenarius and Empirio-Criticism. 1908? 9? Turin (Bocca). 130 pages.
Spaventa: Italian Philosophy in Its Relations with European Philosophy. 1908? 9? Bari (Laterza).
Among the new books (1909):
L. Boltzmann: Vienna Scientific Treatises. Leipzig (Barth).
G. Strache: The Unity of Matter, the World Ether, and the Forces of Nature. Vienna (Deuticke).
P. 48.
Archive for Philosophy, 2nd Part = Archive for Systematic Philosophy. 1908. Issue 4: the second article by Vitalis Norström (pages 447–496) ((interesting): almost entirely devoted to Mach)).
Where is the first one??
Note—was it delayed?? )

1. The approximate date is established based on the text’s reference to “new” books published in 1908 and 1909.
2. The last two lines indicate the titles of the two parts of Ludwig Stein’s work “Philosophical Currents of the Present” and the number of pages allocated to each part.
3. The following list of philosophical currents constitutes the outline of the ten chapters comprising the first part of L. Stein’s book “Philosophical Currents of the Present.”

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TWO REQUEST CARDS FOR BOOKS AT THE COPENHAGEN LIBRARY.
[September 15, 1910, Copenhagen.] a.
32 I UNDERWRITING THE REQUEST FOR USE:
(Only one work per card!)
Flinch: Agricultural Operating Conditions in Peasant Dairy Farms in Havilland. Berlin. 1909.
Name: Ulianof
Date: d[en] 15. IX. 10.
NOTE: This card is to be submitted at the Loan Department.
After use, the books must be returned to the desk in the Reading Room.
Statistics of Denmark.
Statistical Reports.
Volume 52. 1909. Copenhagen.
Ulianof
15. IX. 10 *
[Translation].
a.
32 I SUBSCRIBER REQUESTS FOR USE:
(Only one work per card!)
Flinch: Agricultural Production Conditions in Peasant Dairy Farms in Havilland. Berlin. 1909.
Surname: Ulianov.
Date: 15. IX. 10.
This card is left at the Circulation Desk.
After use, the books must be returned to the table in the Reading Room.
* The second request was made on exactly the same form, using the same printed text as the first. Therefore, we do not repeat the printed text of the form in the second request. Ed.

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Statistics of Denmark. Statistical Reports. Volume 32. 1909. Copenhagen. Ulianov, 15. IX. 10.