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Letter from Terence Armstrong to W.E.D. Allen in which Armstrong mirror's Allen's confusion over Lang's correspondences and gives Allen updates on the proofs of volume II of "Embassies". Dated: 20 October 1969.

Letter from Terence Armstrong to W.E.D. Allen in which Armstrong confirms the date when the volume II proofs will be available and gives his thoughts on the indexing of authors affirming that the current state of the index is good enough. Dated: 20 November 1969.

Letter from W.E.D. Allen to Terence Armstrong in which Allen stresses that Mango should be mentioned on both the title page and the jacket of both volumes of 'Embassies'. Dated: 27 November 1969.

Letter from W.E.D. Allen to Terence Armstrong in which Allen writes about corrections suggested by Mango and that he thinks most have been added to the manuscript. Dated: 6 January 1970.

Letter from Terence Armstrong to W.E.D. Allen in which Armstrong informs Allen that the printing of 'Embassies' has been delayed and that he cannot do anything to change it. Armstrong adds that he has found an edited translation of Veniaminov's "Notes on the Unalaska District" whilst in Alaska. Dated: 3 June 1970.

Letter from Terence Armstrong to W.E.D. Allen, written while Armstrong was at University of Alaska, he discusses Allen's suggestion to acquire the help of John Galvin. He is in negotiation concerning who should edit the Veniaminov translation. Dated: 6 July 1970.

Letter from W.E.D. Allen to Terence Armstrong in which Allen discusses the help John Galvin can offer and the possible time it would take. Allen cannot answer Armstrong's query on n John Castle's mission to the Kirghis-Kaisak Tartar Horde. Allen finally informs Armstrong that he does not personally know Finnish naturalist Sahlberg and has no means of contacting him. Dated: 28 July 1970.

Letter from Terence Armstrong to W.E.D. Allen in which he states that the publication date for Russian Embassies now stands at 10th December. He has no further news on the "Alaskan front" and he informs Allen of the next date of the Hakluyt Society Council Meeting. Dated: 20 October 1970.

Letter from Terence Armstrong to John Sweet in which Armstrong addresses Sweet's concern over the use of the term 'Russian' in the title of Allen's volumes. Dated: 15 June 1971.

Letter from Terence Armstrong to W.E.D. Allen in which Armstrong informs Allen of the researcher, Richard Pierce, whose study focuses on Russian America to whom he has suggested that he contact Allen. Armstrong also informs Allen of a new proposal at the society to publish Antonio Possevino's Moscovia. Dated: 9 July 1971.