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[add new entry at end of list of books by Berlin:] POLITICAL IDEAS IN THE ROMANTIC AGE
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12
as this topic
on this topic
25
5
century’.
century’,
49
8
at last
at least
51
note 1, 1 Exist?
Still Exist?
70
15 up
turns not
turns out not
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1
March
March [sc. April]

11
guarding
guardian

note 1
Lost.
Mislaid at the time of publication, but now found.
97
[running head]
7 June
27 June
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15 up
Montenegran
Montenegrin
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8
more that that
more than that
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2
be sure that to you
say that
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10
you and I
you and me
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note 2, 1
a British
an American
196
21
not say
not to say
236
3
but in
as in
250
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law and custom
law or custom

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The heredity of classical liberal thought suggests quite different things to Hayek.
Hayek interprets the legacy of classical liberal thought quite differently.
258
7 up
crucial words
crucial terms
260
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According to Aron this implies that every member of a society is unfree with regard to innumerable acts and free to do numerous acts because of the law which forbids other people to prevent me from doing them.
This implies that though every member of a society is unfree with regard to innumerable acts, yet he is free to do numerous acts because of the law which forbids others to prevent him from doing them.
261
9
[It]t’s
[I]t
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2
involve
invoke
272
17 up
which phenomenon
which the phenomenon
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note 1, 1
In two conversations with Beata Polanowska-Sygulska in May 1995,
In conversation with Beata Polanowska-Sygulska, Oxford, 17 and 24 May 1995,
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7
Nazi-symphathising
Nazi-sympathising
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s.v. Antigone
271
102, 271
312
s.v. Legutko
157 [...] 2767
946, 101 2, 157 [...] 276 7, 312
314
s.v. Plato
56; [...] 276; Republic, 257
56; on Highest Good, 102; putative pluralism, 102; [...] 276; Laws, 102; Republic, 257; Theaetetus, 102

s.v. pluralism
faith, 72, 21416;
faith, 72, 21416; Platos putative, 102