General correspondence
MS. Berlin 102
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Title
General correspondence
Shelfmark
MS. Berlin 102
Summary
Includes letters from
(fols. 87, 160-161) A.J. Ayer, 1931-1932
(fols. 188-189) Guy Chilver, 1932
(fols. 64, 91, 130-133, 149, 154-158) J.F. Cornes, from America after taking part in the Olympic Games as a swimmer, thereafter from Nigeria in the Colonial Service, 1931-1932
(fols. 222-223) R.H.S. Crossman, [1932]
(fols. 28, 99) T.S. Eliot, 1930-1932
(fols. 33, 37, 151, 173) W.G. Ettinghausen, 1930-1932
(fols. 96-7, 162) Geoffrey Faber, 1932
(fol. 202) H.A.L. Fisher, 1932
(fol. 201) Lettice Fisher, 1932
(fols. 29-32, 57-58, 227-229) W.A. Halpern, 1930-1932
(fol. 230) C.F. Hardie, [1932]
(fols. 10, 146-147) W.F.R. Hardie, 1929-1932
(fols. 126, 138-141, 144-145, 206-207) C.G. Henderson, 1932
(fols. 45-46, 65) Humphry House, 1930-1931
(fols. 231-232) D.P.T. Jay, [1931-1932]
(fols. 233-234) C.K.M. Kluckhohn, [1931-1932]
(fols. 47-48, 60-61, 237-238) Arthur Calder-Marshall, 1930-1932
(fols. 116, 239) H.H. Price, 1932
(fols. 78-80, 120-121, 127-129, 240) K.D. Robinson, 1931-1932
(fols. 55-56, 199) L.B. Schapiro, 1930-1932
(fols. 11-14, 21-22, 119, 134-137, 143, 172, 242-245) Bernard Spencer, 1929-1932
(fols. 111-112) David Stephens, 1932
(fols. 179-180) Barbara Strachey, 1932
(fols. 246-249) Adam von Trott, [1932]
and letters concerning Berlin's
(fols. 1-5) obtaining a place at Corpus Christi College, 1927
(fols. 9-10, 23-27, 43-44) writing and editorial work for the Pelican Record, 1929-1930
(fol. 20) release from Latvian citizenship, 1930
(fols. 28, 49-54, 60-61) editorial work for the Oxford Outlook, 1930
(fols. 63-67) First in Literae Humaniores, 1931
(fols. 81-90) winning the John Locke Prize, 1931
(fols. 102, 113-125, 127-130, 142) First in Modern Greats, 1932
(fols. 170-171, 173-186, 190-195, 197-199, 203-204) election to an All Souls College Fellowship, 1932
Date
1927-1932
Language
English
Physical extent
251 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
