General correspondence, May-Sept. 1959

File

MS. Berlin 157

Held at the Weston Library

Includes letters from and copies of letters to:

(fols. 13-14, 22, 70) Thomas Brimelow, about the list of works of English literature for possible publication in the Soviet Union
(fols. 125-126) William Clark
(fols. 264, 337-338) Robert Craft, about arrangements for a visit to London by Stravinsky
(fol. 148) Margot Fonteyn de Arias, about the award of an Honorary Degree to her by Oxford University
(fols. 241-242, 269) David Freudenthal, about Berlin's article on Weizmann
(fols. 200, 254, 320) Pieter Geyl
(fols. 314, 330) Myron Gilmore
(fols. 341-342) Victor Gollancz
(fols. 212-213, 246, 249-251, 334) Ephraim Halevy
(fols. 54, 142) Sir Julian Huxley
(fols. 36-38, 49, 56) Alec Lerner
(fols. 1, 12) Sir Roger Makins
(fols. 88, 92, 156) Nicky Mariano
(fols. 215, 235-236, 244) C.M. Monteith
(fols. 39-41, 44-45, 257-258, 276-277) H.L. Nathan, 1st Baron Nathan
(fols. 89, 93) J.W. Scott
(fols. 187-188) B.M.H. Tripp
(fols. 6-11, 21, 29, 68-69, 94, 131) Vera Weizmann

with letters from

(fol. 154) Yigal Allon
(fol. 26) J.E.G. Asquith, 2nd Earl of Oxford and Asquith
(fol. 185) Norman Birnbaum
(fols. 301-302) A.H. Bohlen
(fols. 183, 239, 248) Henry Brandon
(fol. 163) Bill Deakin
(fols. 17-18, 71-72) Margaret Deneke, about a gift to the Bodleian of a Mendelssohn notebook
(fol. 221) Penelope Douglas
(fol. 102) Aubrey Eban
(fols. 283-284, 286, 295-296) Boris Guriel
(fol. 132) K.M. Halle
(fol. 133) Salome Halpern
(fol. 321) Sir Roy Harrod
(fol. 86) J.R. Hicks
(fols. 272, 305) William James
(fols. 158-159) Sergey Konovalov
(fol. 300) Eugene Lampert
(fols. 92, 156) Nicky Mariano
(fols. 164-165) Yehudi Menuhin
(fol. 306) Joan Moore, Countess of Drogheda
(fol. 102) A.N. Morgan
(fols. 293-294, 315) George Nadel
(fols. 5, 25, 34) Allardyce Nicoll
(fol. 245) Iris Origo
(fol. 101) Josephine Pasternak
(fol. 50) Richard Pipes
(fol. 33) M.D. Ryan
(fol. 237) Raphael Salem
(fol. 119) J.M. Shaftesley
(fol. 181) I.M. Sieff
(fol. 280) George Steiner
(fol. 51) A.J.P. Taylor

and letters about:

(fols. 6-11, 21, 29, 36-41, 44-45, 49, 56, 68-9, 94, 131, 257-258, 276-277) the proposed formation of an Institute of International Affairs in Israel, at Rehovot or elsewhere
(fols. 58-60, 166-168) Berlin's Two Concepts of Liberty

Dates

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MS. Berlin 157

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