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27‘The Man Who Became a Myth’，Listener 38（1947），23-5；repr. with the subtitle‘Belinsky and his Influence on Nineteenth-Century Russia’in John Morris（ed.），From the Third Programme：A Ten Years’Anthol-ogy（London，1956：Nonesuch Press）
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27a Review of Ralph Parker，‘How do you do，Tovarich？’，Listener 38（1947），543，545
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28 Review of Bertrand Russell，A History of Western Philosophy，Mind 56（1947），151-66 28a‘Digest’of Bertrand Russell，A History of Western Philosophy，British Book News 80（April 1947），210-1；repr. in British Book News 1947（London，1949）
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1948
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29‘Karajan：A Study’，Observer，19 September 1948，2
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30‘Russia and 1848’，Slavonic Review 26（1948），341-60；repr. in Heinz Lubasz（ed.），Revolutions in Modern European History（New York/London，1966：Macmillan/Collier-Macmillan）（with revisions），and RT；trans.Polish
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30a Review of Bishop Fan S. Noli，Beethoven and the French Revolution，Eng-lish Historical Review 63（1948），565-6
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30b Review of Henri Troyat，Firebrand：The Life of Dostoevsky，Listener 40（1948），102
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1949
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31‘The Anglo-American Predicament’，Listener 42（1949），518-19 and 538（letters，681，813，815）
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31a‘Notes on the Way’，Time and Tide 30（1949），1133-4，1157-8，1187-8
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32‘Mr Churchill’（review of Churchill’s 2nd vol. of war memoirs，Their Fi-nest Hour），Atlantic Monthly 184 No 3（September 1949），35-44；as‘Mr Churchill and F.D.R.’，Cornhill Magazine 981（1950），219-40；repr.as Mr Churchill in 1940（London，[1964]；John Murray；Boston/Cambridge，n.d.
:Houghton Mifflin/Riverside press），as‘Winston Churchill in 1940’in PI and PSM，and in part as‘Churchill and Roosevelt’in John Gross（ed.），The Oxford Book of Essays（Ox-ford and New York，1991：Oxford University Press）；excerpted as‘Roosevelt and Churchill：A Study of Two Great Personalities’in News Chronicle，12 December 1949，2；trans.German
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33‘Three Who Made a Revolution’，review of Bertram D. Wolfe，Three Who Made a Revolution，American Historical Review 55（1949），86-92
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34 Review of G. V.Plekhanov，In Defence of Materialism，trans.Andrew Rothstein，Slavonic Review 28（1949-50），257-62（letter，607-10）
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34a‘Attitude on Marxism Stated：Dr Berlin Amplifies His Remarks Made at Mount Holyoke’（letter），New York Times，8 July 1949，18
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34b Review of Leopold Schwarzschild，The Red Prussian：The Life and Legend of Karl Marx，International Affairs 25（1949），532-3
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1950
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35‘Empirical Propositions and Hypothetical Statements’，Mind 59（1950），289-312；repr. in Robert J.Schwartz（ed.），Perceiving，Sensing，and Knowing（New York，1965：Doubleday），and CC
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36‘Logical Translation’，Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 50（1949-50），157-88；repr. in CC
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36a‘The Trends of Culture’，contribution to‘The Year 1949 in Historical Perspective’，in 1950 Britannica Book of the Year（Chicago/Toronto/London，1950：Encyclopaedia Britannica，Inc.），xxii-xxxi
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37‘Political Ideas in the Twentieth Century’，Foreign Affairs 28（1950），351-85；repr. in FEL and in part in David Cooperman and E.V.Walter（eds），Power and Civilization：Political Thought in the Twentieth Century（New York，1962：Crowell）；trans.German，Japanese，Norwe-gian，Polish，Russian[in part，from Hebrew（see 112）]
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38‘Socialism and Socialist Theories’，Chambers’s Encyclopaedia（London，1950：Newnes；New York，1950：Oxford University Press），vol. 12，638-50；revised in 1966 ed.（Oxford，New York etc.
:Pergamon），vol.12，640-52；repr.with further revisions in SR
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39 Translation of Ivan Turgenev，First Love：with Rudin，trans. Alex Brown，and an introduction by Lord David Cecil（London，1950：Hamish Ham-ilton）；illustrated ed.（without Rudin）（London，1956：Hamish Ham-ilton；London，1965：Panther；Harmondsworth，1977：Penguin）；repr.with an introduction by V.S.Pritchett（Harmondsworth，1978：Penguin）；reissued（with Cecil’s intro-duction）with 66 as First Love[and]A Fire at Sea（London，1982：Hogarth Press；New York，1983：Viking）；reissued with 66 and Spring Torrents（trans.Leonard Schapiro）as First Love and Other Stories（London，1994：David Camp-bell Publishers[Everyman’s Library]）；trans.Malay
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39a‘Soviet Beginnings’，review of E. H.Carr，A History of Soviet Russia，vol.1：The Bolshevik Revolution 1917-1923，Sunday Times，10 De-cember 1950，3
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40‘Russian Literature：The Great Century’，review of D. S.Mirsky，A His-tory of Russian Literature，Nation 170（1950），180-3，207-8
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