General correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1959

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MS. Berlin 156

Held at the Weston Library

Includes letters to and copies of letters from

(fols. 255, 257) Max Beloff
(fols. 196-8, 215-17) Thomas Brimelow, about works of English literature for publication in the Soviet Union
(fols. 20, 140, 154, 157, 172, 176) M.I. Cole
(fols. 43, 69) Robert Craft, about arrangements for a visit to London by Stravinsky
(fols. 175, 236, 248-9, 269) R.H.S. Crossman, about a blurb for Crossman's book on Plato, including a draft
(fols. 44, 214, 220) Pieter Geyl
(fols. 232, 253, 287) Nahum Goldmann
(fols. 266-8, 283-6) Boris Guriel
(fol. 254) A.H. Head
(fols. 155, 163) Alec Lerner
(fols. 10, 51, 62, 80) Meyer Schapiro, about a proposed book on Dr Zhivago
(fols. 59, 169, 225, 237) George Steiner
(fols. 67, 74) D.W. Treadgold
(fols. 234-5, 245-6, 295-8) Vera Weizmann

with letters from

(fol. 7) Sir John Balfour
(fol. 15) Sir John Wheeler-Bennett
(fol. 160) Robert Boothby, Baron Boothby
(fol. 152) Robert Brand, Baron Brand
(fol. 63) G.E.G. Catlin
(fol. 6) Sir Kenneth Clark
(fol. 166) B.V. Cohen
(fols. 19-20) G.D.H. Cole, about Berlin's Inaugural Lecture as Chichele Professor on Two Concepts of Liberty , sent after Cole's death
(fol. 247) Bill Deakin
(fol. 87) Margaret Deneke
(fol. 53) A.P. d'Entrèves
(fol. 136) J.S. Fulton
(fol. 187) Baronne Yvonne de Gunzbourg
(fol. 64) K.M. Halle
(fol. 29) W.F.R. Hardie
(fol. 31) Sir Roy Harrod
(fols. 108-10) Raimund von Hofmannsthal
(fol. 164) William James
(fol. 165) G.F. Kennan
(fol. 32) Irving Kristol
(fol. 183) Baronne Johanna Lambert
(fols. 60-1) Eugene Lampert
(fol. 294) Sir Roger Makins
(fols. 23, 39-41, 82-6) Yehudi Menuhin
(fol. 47) A.D. Momigliano
(fol. 57) Sir Lewis Namier
(fols. 30, 143-4) Richard Pipes
(fol. 125) Marc Raeff
(fol. 17) Sir Frank Roberts
(fol. 189) M.D. Ryan
(fol. 88) I.M. Sieff
(fol. 54) Lydia Pasternak Slater
(fol. 94) Michel Strauss
(fol. 142) Rosalyn Tureck
(fols. 259-60) Mayir Vereté
(fol. 22) G.J. Warnock
(fol. 106) Edmund Wilson
(fols. 122-3) C.E. Wyzanski

and letters about:

(fols. 11-201 passim, 288-91) Berlin's Inaugural Lecture as Chichele Professor of Social and Political Theory, Two Concepts of Liberty
(fols. 155, 163, 234-5, 245-6, 259-60, 266-8, 283-6, 295-8) the proposed formation of an Institute of International Affairs in Israel, at Rehovot or elsewhere

Dates

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MS. Berlin 156

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