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International Psycho-Analytical Association Central Executive
12 November 1920
London
Dear Professor,
I am glad to hear that Forsyth is at last honest; let us hope it may be the beginning of a recovery from his neurosis. I need hardly tell you that I cannot agree with his external diagnosis; so far from exhibiting autocratic tendencies, I have rather laid myself open to the reproach of being too democratic, diplomatic and conciliatory. But I fear he will not be able to work with me as a colleague until some inner change takes place.
I knew that you would be willing to consider the wishes of our society as regards co-editors. They have officially decided on Bryan and Flügel, and I understand that you approve [of] their choice. I am now writing to Brill asking him to choose two men to support him; I am of course very anxious