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RoMANTICISM\n\nISAIAH BERLIN WAS BORN IN RIGA,now capital of Latvia,in I909.When he was six,his family moved to Russia;therein I917,in Petrograd,he witnessed both Revolutions-SocialDemocratic and Bolshevik.In 1921 his family came to England,and he was educated at St Paul's School,London,and CorpusChristi College,Oxford  \nAt Oxford he was a Fellow of All Souls,a Fellow of NewCollege,Professor of Social and Political Theory,and foundingPresident of Wolfson College.He also held the Presidency of theBritish Academy.In addition to The Roots of Romanticism,hismain published works are Karl Marx,Russian Thinkers,Conceptsand Categories,Against the Current,Personal Impressions,TheCrooked Timber of Humanity,The Sense of Reality,The ProperStudy of Mankind,The Power of Ideas,Three Critics of theEnlightenment,Freedom and Its Betrayal,Liberty,The SovietMind and Political Ideas in the Romantic Age.As an exponentof the history of ideas he was awarded the Erasmus,Lippincottand Agnelli Prizes;he also received the Jerusalem Prize for hislifelong defence of civil liberties.He died in 1997.  \nHenry Hardy,a Fellow of Wolfson College,Oxford,is one ofIsaiah Berlin's Literary Trustees.He has edited (or co-edited)many other books by Berlin,including the first three volumes,of his letters,and is currently working on the remaining volume.  \nJohn Gray is Emeritus Professor of European Thought at theLondon School of Economics,and author of Isaiah Berlin.  \nFor further information about Isaiah Berlin visit\u003Chttp://berlin.wolf.ox.ac.uk/>  \nALSO BY ISAIAH BERLIN  \n★  \nKarl Marx  \nThe Hedgehog and the FoxThe Age ofEnlightenmentRussian ThinkersConcepts and CategoriesAgainst the Current  \nThe Crooked Timber of HumanityPersonal ImpressionsThe Sense of RealityThe Proper Study of MankindThe Power ofIdeas  \nThree Critics ofthe EnlightenmentFreedom and Its BetrayalLibertyThe Soviet Mind  \nPolitical Ideas in the Romantic Agewith Beata Polanowska-SygulskaUnfinished Dialogue*  \nFlourishing:Letters I928-1946Enlightening:Letters I946-1960Building:Letters I960-1975  \n# THE ROOTS OFROMANTICISM\n\nISAIAH BERLIN  \nEdited by Henry Hardy  \nTHE A.W.MELLON LECTURES IN THE FINE ARTSNATIONAL GALLERY OF ART,WASHINGTON,DCBOLLINGEN SERIES XXXV:45  \nSecond EditionForeword byJohn Gray  \nPublished in the United States of America and Canada by PrincetonUniversity Press,41Willam Street,Princeton,New Jersey o8540  \nRequests for permission to reproduce material from this work should besent to Permissions,Princeton University Press  \npress.princeton.edu  \nFirst edition published in the US by Princeton University Press I999  \n◎ the Trustees of the National Gallery of Art,Washington,DC,The Isaiah Berlin Literary Trust,and Henry Hardy 1999,2013Portrait of Frederic Chopin(z8T0-49),Musician by Eugène Delacroix,Louvre,image ◎RMN-Grand Palais(Musee du Louvre)/Jean-Gilles Berizzi  \nHector Berlioz by Emile Signol,image ◎Académie de France à RomeNapoleon Ion the Battlefield at Eylau,g February 1807by Antoine-Jean Gros,Louvre,image ◎RMN-Grand Palais(Musee du Louvre)/Daniel ArnaudetApotheosis of the French Heroes Who Diedfor Their Country During the WarofLiberation:Homage to Napoleon Bonaparte by Anne-Louis Girodet deRoussy-Trioson,Malmaison,chateaux de Malmaison et Bois-Preau,image ◎RMN-Grand Palais/Franck Raux  \nRue Transnonain,le rs avril 1834 by Honoré Daumier,image ◎ The Trusteesofthe British Museum  \nDrawing of Isaiah Berlin ◎ The Washington Post 1965Telegram from Helen Rapp◎ the BBC 1965  \nThe moral right of Isaiah Berlin and Henry Hardy to be identified as theauthor and editor of this work respectively has been asserted  \nThis is the forty-fifth volume of the A.W.Mellon Lectures in theFine Arts,which are delivered annually at the National Gallery ofArt,Washington.The volumes of lectures constitute Number XXXVinBollingen Series,sponsored by the Bollingen Foundation.  \nAll Rights Reserved  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