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Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which he hopes that the [Marquart] has arrived safely and asks for help in the work he is undertaking. In a postscript Gray gives examples of some of the difficulties he faces in the current scholarship. Dated: 5 April 1958.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which he writes again of the difficulties in translating the Castelli manuscript. He thanks Allen for his book on Turkish power in the Sixteenth Century. There is a postscript from Natalie Margaret Imeretinsky concerning a recent death. Dated: 5 November 1963.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which Gray offers a critique of the approach to the study of Georgian history and genealogy and the difficulties of trying to impose a notion of primogeniture. He writes about possibly holidaying with Allen and in a postscript tells of his bout of Asiatic flu. Dated: 6 February 1958.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which Gray informs Allen of his trip to Lybian desert [Libya] via Sicily and his short expedition in the desert. He goes on to update Allen about the Castelli manuscripts he saw on Georgia and his concerns regarding its conservation. Dated: 6 May 1959.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which Gray updates Allen on his work on Georgia and offers a critique of the work done with regards to the study of genealogy, feudalism and codification of law by academics working on the subject. Dated: 9 April 1959.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which Gray attempts to get Allen to withdraw his rejection to joining the committee on Georgian history, Gray tells Allen of Toumanoff's failings in his assessment of the genealogical system of succession. Gray also reaffirms that the committee needs a historian with Allen's knowledge. Finally, he includes a few questions regarding the history of early Georgian dynasties. Dated: 9 May 1958.

Letter from Terence Phelps to Dr J.R. Knox, 1 December 2001, to thank for his letter and send him a copy of an email from Michael Lee Walter. The copy is with the letter.

Copy of a letter from Terence Phelps to Dr J.R. Knox, Keeper of Oriental Antiquities, British Museum, 20 November 2001, to send a copy of his paper as Phelps is aware that Michael Willis, at that time, was in India. He also informs of other recipients of his paper.

Letter from Terence Phelps to J.R. Knox, 12 September 2003, to acknowledge his previous reply and ask his opinion on forwarding the material he is sending.

Letter from Terence Phelps to J.R. Knox, 19 August 2003, to ask, in light of Michael Willis' sabbatical from the British Museum, whether he should still send updates concerning his research to the British Museum.