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King's College London
GB 891 ACG-ACG/18-ACG/18/3 · Subseries · 1983
Part of Papers of Angus C. Graham

Graham was asked to teach a Chinese philosophy course at King's College, London. This material consists of a letter concerning the course and a notice regarding examination responsibilities.

Baldick Julian
King Charles III
GB 891 RAS GOV3-RAS GOV3/9 · Series · 1972 - ongoing
Part of Royal Asiatic Society Governance: Royal Patronage

The material covers correspondence, administrative documents and photographs concerning both the Vice-Patronage and his Patronage of the Royal Asiatic Society whilst the Prince of Wales.

Buckingham Palace
Khong (Korat Region)
GB 891 QW-QW/12-QW/12/8 · File · 1945
Part of Papers of Horace Geoffrey Quaritch Wales

Scale: 1:1,000,000
Size: 80x60 cm
Creator: the Survey of India
Publisher: War Office
Area: Wartime map showing Thai/Lao/Cambodian border area.

Compiled from British/French/Thai sources.The map shows the location of Khong, the city in Laos. It also shows the Korat area in Thailand, on which the name of villages and places in Korat and Buriram have been annotated by pencil.

War Office Great Britain Geographical Section
GB 891 RGC-RGC/3-RGC/3/4 · File · [1892 - 1900]
Part of Papers of Ram Gharib Chaube

A kabitt verse – A shameless man": Khal sόn basáy, mahá chhal sόn basáy… With translation: We have power against a wicked man, we have power against an impostor… Signed Rámgharíb Chaubé. Handwritten, 2 sides, undated.

GB 891 SS-SS/2-SS/2/2 · File · 1995
Part of Papers of Professor E.H.S. Simmonds

Obituary notice for Professor Simmonds on page 55. With The Record is a Compliment slip from Roger Boden, Keble College Development Office, and a letter from Margaret Simon, Alumni Relations Officer, Keble College, thanking Patricia Simmonds for the information she sent, dated 2 May 1995

Keble College
GB 891 RGC-RGC/1-RGC/1/10 · File · [1892 - 1900]
Part of Papers of Ram Gharib Chaube

"The song of Janeu": Káshí ten baruá chalé Vaisákh… With translation: In the month of Vaisákh a Brahman boy invested with sacred thread but unmarried… Postscript "recorded by Sitalá Din Jewari, teacher of Tisti at Cawnpur". Signed Rámgharíb Chaubé. Handwritten, 2 sides, undated.