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|title=Letters from Oxford: Hugh Trevor-Roper to Bernard Berenson

|author=Richard Davenport-Hines (Editor)

|date=July 2007

|isbn=978-0753822050

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Historian Hugh Trevor-Roper and art critic Bernard Berenson met in 1947 (the year that Trevor-Roper's most famous work [[The Last Days of Hitler]] was published) and there was an immediate rapport between the two. The meeting took place at Berenson's Florentine villa, I Tatti, and it was to be the start of a correspondence that continued until Berenson's death in 1959. Despite a difference in ages of nearly half a century this was a profound and moving friendship by two people pre-eminent in their professions.