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Letter from Roger Ames to Angus Graham, concerning Graham's illness and that he hopes Graham has received their comments on his manuscript.

Letter from Roger Ames, Philosophy East & West, to Teo Han Wue, Institute of East Asian Philosophies, Singapore, to confirm that, with David L. Hall, he would like to publish an American edition of Graham's Studies in Chinese Philosophy and Philosophical Literature with the State University of New York Press. He asks if his request will be considered.

Letter from Roger Hudson (John Murray) to Barbara Ingham thanking her for her letter of June 30th. He praises her maps and planned travels of the Deccan area, and her research at the Indian Office Library. He requests a list of errors for a planned revision of the Handbook. He suggests abandoning the close ties to the rail network in the internal organisation of the Handbook and structuring it by State instead.

Letter from Roger Hudson of John Murray, to Barbara Ingham thanking Ingham for her letter and accompanying notes about the Handbook To India. He suggests perhaps Barbara Ingham might be commissioned to edit the section from Bangalore up to Narmada in a new edition of the Handbook, enquiring how long she will be there the following year.

Letter from Roger Ingpen to Oscar Eckenstein acknowledging receipt of a cheque for the purchase of the "Kasidah". Handwritten, dated 15 April 1915.

Letter from Roger Ingpen to Oscar Eckenstein concerning Eckenstein's copy of the "Kasidah". He wishes to see the copy and Eckenstein's other Burton books. Handwritten, dated 19 March 1915.

Letter from Roger Ingpen to Oscar Eckenstein to confirm Eckenstein coming for dinner that Friday evening and expressing gratitude for allowing him to see "Kasidah". Handwritten, dated 4 April 1915.

Letter from Roger Ingpen to Oscar Eckenstein concerned that Eckenstein had been ill and inviting him to come round for coffee one evening. Handwritten, undated [March 1915].

Letter from Roger Ingpen to Oscar Eckenstein concerning selling a copy of "Kasidah". Handwritten, dated 13 April 1915.

Letter from Roger T. Ames, Associate Professor, University of Hawaii, to Angus Graham to inform that he had received the last portion of the manuscript of Reason and Spontaneity which he had passed to Graham Parkes. He writes concerning Graham's hopes that Stanford University Press will accept it. Ames also asks if Graham will write a letter of support for Ames' application for tenure at the University of Hawaii.