Reprint of the 'substance' of the address.

Three (original) letters from Bateson to Pease. His views on a suggested international genetics congress and eugenics are the principal content of the letters. Included is a letter from Pease to [the Archivist] at the John Innes Centre, 1963, which accompanied the aforementioned three letters and explains, in detail, the circumstances in which Bateson's letters were written. Included also are typescript copies of Bateson's letters.

Brief correspondence concerning a request for Bateson's assistance in an investigation of in-breeding, and an invitation to him to join a Consultative Council to be set up by the Society.

Final (uncorrected) proof copy for 'The Eugenics Review', 53, 3 (October 1961) .

Letter to Bateson informing him of his election to membership of the Association's Committee on Theoretical Research in Heredity, 1906; copies of reports by the Committee and other papers.