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Letter from [Edward Denison Ross] Director, School of Oriental Studies, to Silcock to send a letter from Blackett and to ask for suggestions regarding a replacement.

Letter from Sataro Tanaka to R.A. May in response to a letter he received on 11 March 1968. Tanaka writes to inform of having visited Mr. Hirakawa who is in charge of the foreign books at Maruzen Book Store and asked him to receive orders of the new edition of Duncanson's, 'Government and Revolution in Vietnam.' Tanaka also informs that he has left a leaflet with the Editorial Department at The Asahi Shimbun through his son who is a purchasing agent with them.

Letter from Sarah Burney (1772 – 1844, novelist) to Thomas Manning requesting that he comes to hear Mr Welsh sing. Postmarked 9 May 1820. Handwritten 1 piece, 1 side

Card from Sara expressing her deepest sympathy to Patricia.

Letter from Sanford G. Thatcher, Assistant Director, Princeton University Press, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that the Press have decided against publishing Graham's manuscript.

Letter from Sanford G. Thatcher, Assistant Director, Princeton University Press, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that they have a copy of his manuscript from Sebastian de Grazia and that he will write with a preliminary evaluation by the end of the month.

Letter from Samuel P. Hayes to Walter H. Wheeler, Jr. (Chairman of Pitney-Bowes Inc.). Hayes writes to Wheeler to discuss a possible American edition of Duncanson's book. Hayes believes that if Duncanson's book garners good reviews in American periodicals, it would merit an American edition. [This letter is connected to DD/4/88]

Letter from Samuel Henry Hooke to Mrs Putnam in which he writes that he wishes he could publish the article in the PEQ (The Palestine Exploration Quarterly) but doesn't dare.

Letter from Samuel Beal to Brian Houghton Hodgson to thank him for the pamphlet about Hodgson's service. Beal had hoped that he might have gained a position at Cambridge University as Professor of Buddhist Chinese but there seems insufficient interest. Beal agrees that Bunyiu Nanjio is the only person really working in the field but Beal feels that he only views it from his national standpoint. Handwritten, 4 sides, 5 July 1883.

Letter from Sally Nichols to Angus Graham concerning a possible collaboration with Graham of her paintings and his translations of Chinese poetry after having read his Poems of the Late T'ang. On reverse of last page Graham has annotated some notes about Appositional, Adjunctive and Classical forms.