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Letter from the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society, requesting that Abraham Poliak send his updated notes for Feudalism in Egypt as soon as possible.

Letter from the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society, thanking Abraham Poliak for his notes and expressing interest in his monograph on the ideology of the Crusades.

Letter from the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society, Diana Crawford, to Abraham Poliak, informing him that they would like to reprint further copies of his publication. The letter also asks whether Professor Poliak would like to make any amendments to this reprinted version.

Letter from Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to Mr Shorto, School of Oriental and African Studies, to send a copy of Professor Luce's lecture as an emergency arrangement in case Professor Luce was unable to read it at short notice. Typed, dated 10 January 1966.

Letter from [Secretary], Royal Asiatic Society to Dr A.D.H. Bivar to inform him there was a file of possible candidates available. Typed, dated 22 October 1971.

Letter from Secretary to Government [N. Lescombe], Bombay Castle, to R. Clarke Esq, Honorary Secretary to the Royal Asiatic Society, regarding the provision of Reports and Works by the Government to the Society. Dated 11th November 1845, handwritten, 1 piece, 2 sides.

Letter from Caroline Humphrey, Secretary of Anglo-Mongolian Society, to John Massey Stewart acknowledging receipt of subscription cheque.

Letter from Sebastian de Grazia, Rutgers, The State University, New Jersey, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that the manuscript had been returned from Princeton University Press and to ask whether he should send it to the University of Chicago Press.

Letter from Sebastian de Grazia, The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, to Angus Graham to provide names of Publishers that might be interested in Reason and Spontaneity. He writes of their house in Capri and of a potential visit by Graham.

Letter from Sebastian de Grazia, The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that he had received the manuscript safely and passed it on to Princeton Press. He also writes of his wife's ill health with a herniated disc.