 Courtesy of the NYPL Digital Gallery (image use requires permission from the New York Public Library) | Bertrand RussellAuthor of A History of Western PhilosophyAlso known as: Betrand Russel, Bertand Russell, Bertrad Russell, Bertran Russell, Betrand Russell, Bertrand Russel ... (see complete list), Bertram Russell, Bertrand Russel, Betrand Russell, Bertland Russel, bertrand rassell, Bertrans Russell, Bertrand Russell, Bertrand R. Russell, Bertrand D. Russell, Bertrand XXXX Russell, Bertrand Arthur Russell, Bertrand Russell Russell, Bertrand and Patricia Russell Russell, Bertrand Russell; Editor Paul Edwards, Bertrand, Edited by Paul Edwards Russell
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