H. P. Grice on C. D. Broad in "Actions and Events"

Broad cited by Grice (again, in PPQ, vol. 67), p. 2

AFTER DISCUSSING THE ONTOLOGICAL EXHUBERANCE OF ORIEL FELLOW, Richard Robinson, Grice goes to quote immediately the rather more austere views of Cantab. philosopher C. D. Broad -- when sympathising with Hegel's "solitary selection" of things that exist: viz. "The King of Prussia"!

Grice had used Broad's idea of a 'logical-construction' of 'personal identity' in the Mind essay.