[ Pamphlets, two inscribed, one with some annotation by him ] "The Silence in Russian Culture"; "John Stuart Mill and the Ends of Life"; "Herder and the Enlightenment"; "Sir Isaiah Berlin Eightieth Birthday Concert"

1. "The Silence in Russian Culture", reprinted from Foreign Affairs (October 1957), pamphlet, printed paper wraps, 24pp., cr. 8vo, edges sunned, good, NOT signed or annotated, but apparently scarce; 2. "John Stuart Mill and the Ends of Life", pamphlet (Robert Waley Cohen Memorial Lecture, 1959), buff printed paper wraps, 34pp, 8vo, front cover INSCRIBED J.J. fm I.B. ]JJ = James Joll, historian, notorious for sheltering the Fourth Man, Sir Anthony Blunt, Soviet spy] "Herder and the Enlightenment", (reprinted from Earl R. Wasserman (ed.), "Aspects of the Eighteenth Century", 1965, pp.45 [inc. title] - 104, no wraps, stapled, final leaf detached, sl. chipped and edges sunned, mainly fair, INSCRIBED on small label affixed to title, "James [Joll] fm Isaiah"; "Sir Isaiah Berlin Eightieth Birthday Concert" (Royal Festival Hall, [1989]), programmes, printed paper wraps, not paginated, 8vo, performers include Brendel [presumably from James Joll's accumulation). "John Stuart Mill" is lightly corrected by Berlin, mostly very minor chages (pp.7, 8, 17, 25) but slightly more substantially as follows: p.21 "Helegian" to "Hegelian"; p.24 "guiding to "grinding"; p.30 adding "Newman" to a list comprising "Marx, Carlyle, Dostoevsky". Four items,