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The International Psycho-Analytical Press
1 August 1922
London
Dear Professor,
I shall be sending the general news in a Rundbrief in a day or two, but should like to let you know how the Sammlungen are getting on. I had discussed the matter of the arrangement separately with the three Anglo-Viennese, but thought it better to have a joint meeting as well, which we did on Thursday evening. We arranged many of the details satisfactorily so as to secure a uniform plan in such matters as foot-notes, etc.. I submitted to them the enclosed programme of the general arrangement of articles, as I had indicated to you in my last letter. Mrs. Riviere did not like the Early and the Late Clinical Papers appearing in the same volume. Strachey felt strongly against the case of Female Homosexuality1 appearing with