General correspondence

Title

General correspondence

Shelfmark

MS. Berlin 159

Summary

Includes letters from and copies of letters to:

(fols. 6, 15) G. Adamovich, about a foreword by Berlin to Bely's 'Petersburg'

(fols. 77, 98, 200) Max Ascoli

(fols. 11-12, 46) N.O. Brown

(fols. 163, 181, 189, 196, 207) Peter Calvocoressi, about the possibility of Berlin writing an introduction to Herzen's memoirs

(fol. 191) Chatto & Windus, about Berlin's plans for a book, 'Three Critics of the Enlightenment', on Vico, Herder and de Maistre

(fols. 1, 199, 222, 276, 293) Myron Gilmore, about Sylvia Sprigge's biography of Bernard Berenson

(fols. 14, 31-32) K.M. Halle

(fols. 66, 88) Sergey Konovalov

(fol. 25) Alec Lerner

(fol. 286) Gilbert Ryle

(fols. 37-38, 56, 166, 175) I.M. Sieff

(fols. 130-2, 143) C.M. Taylor, about a work by Berlin on Hegel and Marx

(fol. 309) Sir Charles Webster

(fols. 92, 104-105, 129, 141-142, 177-178) Edmund Wilson, about the mislaying by Berlin of a letter from Boris Pasternak belonging to Wilson

and letters from

(fol. 299) Tatiana Albertini

(fol. 229) Michael Astor

(fols. 78, 161) Norman Birnbaum

(fol. 96) Robert Craft

(fol. 151) E.R. Dodds

(fol. 4a) Marion Frankfurter

(fol. 35) Anne Fremantle

(fol. 162) Peter Halban

(fols. 182-186) Charles Halévy, discussing Berlin's Historical Inevitability

(fols. 193, 221) Salome Halpern

(fol. 272) Gladwyn Jebb, 1st Baron Gladwyn

(fol. 280) Humayun Kabir

(fols. 155-158) Yehudi Menuhin

(fol. 49) P.E. Mosely

(fol. 72) George Nadel

(fols. 150, 262) Bertell Ollman

(fol. 283) Susan Mary Patten, about the death of her husband Bill

(fol. 204) D.F. Pears

(fol. 100) H.H. Price

(fol. 240) George Steiner

(fols. 85-86) David Stephens

(fol. 292) G.J. Warnock

(fol. 28) L.S. Woolf

Date

Jan.-Apr. 1960

Language

English

Physical extent

316 Leaves