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"Hourly Observations during the Last Vernal Equinox at Nepal By Dr. Campbell (From the India Review)". Soft cover on which Hodgson has written "Climate: Hourly observed Equinox", 4 pages, dated 23 June 1837.

"How Long Can the Japanese Hold Out?" by Quaritch Wales from St. Anthony Messenger, March 1945, p.3.

"How United Nations can Defend India Against an Invasion this Fall" by Quaritch Wales from Everybody's weekly, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 12 July 1942, p.4.

Report from Justice, Madras, "H.R.H. The Prince of Wales on Scholarship" regarding the Prince of Wales attendance at the inaugural reception of the Centenary of the Royal Asiatic Society and a summary of the speeches.

Hsi Fan I Yu [Xifan yiyu]: Book on Thai pronunciations of expressions noted in Chinese, together with phonetic transcription of sounds via Chinese script. Marked "NWG.30.6.19 Siamese". Seemingly incomplete copy, possibly in various volumes.

"H.T. Colebrooke - Memoirs and Autographs", A red calf bound book, containing printed and handwritten material including biographical material concerning Colebrooke, obituary notices for Horace Hayman Wilson, and correspondence from Colebrooke to Nathaniel Wallich. On the inside cover there is a bookplate with "Ex Libris Frederick Hendricks, F.S.S., F.S.A., Knight of Vasa. 1893" and a printed auction listing "226. Colebrook (H.T.) Notice historique sure la vie et les ouvrages de M. Colebrooke par M. C.A. Walckenaer, Paris, 1848, with biographical notices from various periodicals and numerous interesting autograph letter of Colebrooke, half red calf". Frederick Hendricks is an ancestor of the donor who also has family connections with the Colebrooke family.

Copy of pages 313-14 from Huainanzi shulu with reading marks.

"Huge India Looms up as Key to War in East" by Quaritch Wales from The New York Times, Sunday 19th April 1942, p.5.

Human nature as a Taoist Concept, draft of paper presented by Harold Roth to the Seminar on Oriental Thought and Religion, Colombia University, 30 March 1990. An attached note from Roger Ames thanks Graham for letting him see the article.

Huraw-i-Rawadan ud Redag-e; and further unidentified text. Printed in script with English footnotes. Uncovered, bound with thread.