General correspondence
MS. Berlin 106
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Title
General correspondence
Shelfmark
MS. Berlin 106
Summary
Includes letters from
(fols. 91, 93, 96-98) J.E.G. Asquith, 2nd Earl of Oxford and Asquith
(fols. 22, 39-42) A.J. Ayer, about his activities in and impressions of people in the United States
(fols. 15-16) Norman Bentwich
(fol. 61) Anthony Blunt
(fol. 53) T.S.R. Boase
(fols. 44, 46, 64, 65) R.B. Braithwaite
(fol. 37) Guy Branch
(fols. 138-139) N.O. Brown
(fols. 27-29, 140) Cressida Bonham Carter
(fol. 78) Guy Chilver
(fol. 2) R.G. Collingwood, refusing an invitation to take part in the 'philosophical discussions'
(fol. 1) W.G. Ettinghausen
(fols. 80, 123) H.A.L. Fisher, acknowledging receipt of the draft of Berlin's book on Marx, and about Berlin's election as a fellow of New College
(fol. 11) Lettice Fisher
(fol. 103) Eduard Fraenkel
(fols. 47-52, 54-59) Marion Frankfurter, including further comments on Maurice Bowra, and on A.J. Ayer who was staying with the Frankfurters
(fol. 102) W.F.R. Hardie
(fols. 3-4, 99-100, 111-12, 122, 126) F.L.T. Graham-Harrison
(fols. 119-20) Wilhelmine Harrod
(fols. 30, 68) Roy Harrod
(fols. 60, 89) Humphry House
(fol. 141) George Katkov
(fols. 101, 117-118) L.B. Nicolson in the United States, commenting on the Munich agreement, and on Elizabeth Bowen's book The Death of the Heart
(fols. 43, 134-135) C.D.W. O'Neill, including comments on his resignation as a diplomat in Berlin
(fol. 142) H.H. Price
(fols. 23-26, 34, 132-133, 143-145) Jasper Ridley
(fols. 136-137) G.H. Robertson
(fol. 38) Gilbert Ryle
(fol. 35) Bernard Spencer
(fols. 26, 146-148) David Stephens, about proof-reading Berlin's book on Marx
(fols. 130-131) Thornton Butterworth Ltd., about return of the galleys of Berlin's book on Marx
(fols. 74, 149-150) Philip Toynbee, about his job in Birmingham
(fols. 107-108) Adam von Trott
(fols. 69-73) Donald Williams, commenting on Berlin's paper on ' Induction and Hypothesis'
(fol. 77) E.L. Woodward
Date
1938
Language
English
Physical extent
150 Leaves
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Collection contents
Papers of Sir Isaiah Berlin, 1897-1998, with some family papers, 1903-1972
Correspondence and papers
General correspondence
General correspondence
