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Correspondence between Edwin G. Pulleyblank and Angus Graham concerning Pulleyblank's article on Chinese grammar. These are: Letter from Angus Graham to [Edwin Pulleyblank] concerning points of Chinese grammar, photocopy of typed, 6 pieces. Letter from Edwin Pulleyblank to Angus Graham to send a paper on Chinese negatives and to explain his tentative argument. Handwritten, 1 piece, dated 19 May 1976. Letter from Angus Graham to [Edwin Pulleyblank] again concerning points of Chinese grammar, photocopy of typed, 2 pieces, dated 21 June 1976. Letter from Edwin Pulleyblank to Angus Graham to argue his case concerning Graham's rebuttals. Handwritten, 1 piece, dated 29 June 1976. Letter from Angus Graham to [Edwin Pulleyblank] to express his anger at Pulleybank's continual insistence on refuting Graham's hypothesis without providing an alternative. Typed, 1 piece, dated 6 July 1976. Letter from Edwin Pulleyblank to Angus Graham to agree not to spoil their friendship over a Chinese negative and to emphasise the areas in which he agrees with Graham. Handwritten, 2 pieces, dated 25 August 1976.

Who Compiled the Chuang Tzu? by Harold D. Roth, Should the Ancient Masters value Reason? "by Chad Hansen and Some Notes on Morphology and Syntax in Classical Chinese by Edwin G. Pulleyblank. Draft papers for Graham's Festschrift.

"Outline of Classical Chinese Grammar" by E.G. Pulleyblank - a draft article and correspondence between Pulleyblank and Graham concerning it. These are: Typed draft with annotations by Graham and photocopy of handwritten table of contents, 96 pieces. Letter from Ted (Edwin Pulleyblank) to Angus Graham to ask for a offprint of Graham's review of Dobson. He asks if Graham would be willing to look at an article he is writing. Handwritten, 1 piece, dated 12 November 1959. Letter from Ted (Edward Pulleybank) to Angus Graham to discuss ideas on Chinese grammar which Graham has sent. Handwritten, 2 pieces, 24 November 1959. Letter from Ted (Edwin Pulleyblank) to Angus Graham to apologise for offending him but to further consider their discussion on the principles involved. Handwritten 3 pieces, dated 25 November 1959. Letter from Angus Graham to [Edwin Pulleyblank] concerning points of Chinese grammar. Handwritten, 4 pieces, dated 30 November 1959. Letter from Angus Graham to [Edwin Pulleyblank] continuing the discussion on points of Chinese grammar. Handwritten, 4 pieces, dated 21 January 1960. Letter from Ted (Edwin Pulleyblank) to Angus Graham to further the discussion on Chinese grammar. Handwritten, 3 pieces, dated 23 January 1960.