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Letter from Professor D.S. Margoliouth to Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, in which he agrees to the amendments of Thomas' lecture, and ask that it be sent on to printers.

Letter from D.S. Margoliouth to Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to agree 27 May as a suitable date for the lecture and suggesting the new President be ask to present the Medal. This letter has been annotated by Hoysted concerning whether Lord Hailey will present the Medal.

Letter from D.S. Margoliouth to Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, in which he notifies Colonel Hoysted that N.M. Penzer and Mr Gibb have been invited to form the Burton Memorial Medal Committee for the 1931 award. He writes about inscriptions which have now been deciphered and also discusses whether a Dr Nielsen's paper might be unpublishable due to its polemic.

Letter from D.S. Margoliouth to Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, in which he suggests the names of Norman Penzer, Colonel Lorimer, and Sir Denison Ross as the members of the Selection Committee for the Burton Medal. Hoysted has annotated the letter to add the name Sir Oliver Wardrop and make other notes about the selection procedure.

Letter from D.S. Margoliouth to E. Maclagan to ask if he will present the Prize medal. On the reverse is a note from Maclagan to Col. Hoysted to write that he had suggested that [ ] does the presentation and could Hoysted provide him with the necessary information. Both handwritten, 2 sides, dated 23 November 1937.

Letter from D.S. Rice to Denis Sinor in which he also gives his opinions of the essays submitted. Handwritten with printed letterhead, dated 11 April 1956.

Letter from D.W. Hamlyn, Birkbeck College, to Angus Graham to give his critique on Reason and Spontaneity .

Letter from D.W. Hamlyn, Birkbeck College, to Angus Graham to thank for his letter and to assure Graham that he now understands what Graham was trying to express. He adds further points in the discussion.

Letter from D.W. Hamlyn, Birkbeck College, to Angus Graham to respond to Graham's letter to provide his critique as requested by Graham.

Letter from Dwarkanath Tagore to Brian Houghton Hodgson in which he expresses his commitment of support for the promotion of Hodgson's scheme of education in India, his desire to educate and enlighten Indian people at large, good wishes for personal happiness and wellbeing and for the prosperity of the great cause that Hodgson had left behind in India i.e. the scheme of education in vernacular languages, with some emphasis on local knowledge and tradition. Handwritten, 2 sides, dated 12 November 1843.