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Letter from [D. J. Duncanson] to [Professor Sir Harold Bailey] in which he asks whether Professor Bailey would be willing to be part of an informal Committee along with Professors Charles Beckingham and William Watson for selection of a candidate for the Gold Medal. He advises upon the necessary qualifications for the award. Typed letter, dated 7 November 1983.

Letter from D. L. Price (Lyn) to Dennis J. Duncanson to relay that Brian [Brian Crozier? The Director of the Institute for the Study of Conflict, London] is 'enthusiastic about [Duncanson's] project to analyse the Le Dang Can Lao' Vietnamese political party. Price (Lyn) discusses the time frame and fee for a piece of work from Duncanson to be published in Conflict Studies.

A letter with two pages in which he writes concerning the legacy and Dictionary that had been left to him by Stuart. He is deeply moved and honoured by this. He writes to make arrangements to collect the Dictionary.

A letter expressing his sympathy to Patricia.

A letter expressing his sympathy to Patricia. He recalls discussing the Hertfordshire Yeomanry with Stuart.

Letter from David Downs, T.L. Wilson & Co., to Diana Crawford, RAS Secretary, to inform that the proposed changes in the Rules were satisfactory, dated 13 July 1966.

Letter from David Hall to Angus Graham to inform Graham of the part he plays in Hall's new novel and to make his comments on the Conceptual Schemes piece.

Letter from David Hall to Angus Graham concerning the title of the publication, The Rhyme of Reason.

Letter from David [Hall] to Angus Graham concerning Lloyd's "Polarity and Analogy" and how that may help in Graham research on correlative thinking. He writes that he enjoyed Graham's Bataille piece and gives possible alternatives for Graham's book on reason. He also writes of his own paper on Eros and Irony. He writes Bill Lucker sends his greetings.

Letter from David Hall to Angus Graham to send Graham a copy of Ben Schwartz's review of Graham's book and a copy of an article by Rotenstreich (article not with the letter). Hall expresses his opinion of the review and then encourages Graham to reconsider the idea of writing an autobiography.