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Envelope in which the letters were originally contained, listing the letters and stating that a Richard Burton letter had been removed to the Burton archive and that the Wilson letter was give by H.G. Quaritch Wales in June 1974.

The papers of Charles Philip Brown consisting of three leather-bound volumes being a catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts held in the the Madras College Manuscript Library comprising the author's collection; part of Colonel Mackenzie's collection; part of the East India House Library:

• Catalogues of Paper Volumes in Sanskrit, Teugu, Tamil, Marata, Malaysian in the Madras Library which are transcriptions of the originals on paper and bound as English books;
• Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts - originals in Telugu, Karnataca, Grandha, Devanagara, Malaya, Odhra, Bangla;
• Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts written on palm leaves and on paper.

Dent's Personal Papers consist of:

• "The Ascent of Tsiteli" - a Paper by C.T. Dent, read before the Alpine Club, June 1898.
• Manuscript Chapters on Climbing in the Caucasus.

"The Ascent of Tsiteli (Central Caucasus) by C.T. Dent (Read before the Alpine Club June 1898)". Draft manuscript of the Paper with many amendments. Handwritten, 10 pages.

Manuscript: Climbing in Caucasus. Chapters for a book on climbing in the Caucasus. The manuscript is incomplete and not correctly ordered. Typed with handwritten amendments and handwritten pages inserted. On the first page has been added "Clinton T. Dent. Proposed Caucasus Book" but this may be of a later date. Also on the first page are some more notes, only partly legible which include "Dent's Caucasus".

These papers of Dennis Duncanson, dating from 1965 to 1976 are comprised of several manuscripts from his book, 'Government and Revolution in Vietnam ' (1968, OUP), as well as draft manuscripts from his other works. The collection also contains a variety of correspondence with academic organisations, personal friends, colleagues and professional acquaintances; review clippings of his book and newspaper cuttings on Vietnam.

Correspondence between Dennis J. Duncanson and the Royal Institute of International Affairs concerning the publication, by the Institute, of Duncanson's 'Government and Revolution in Vietnam'.

Letter from Andrew Shonfield to Dennis J. Duncanson requesting further information about Duncanson's book in order to present at Shonfield's next Research Committee meeting.

Letter from Andrew Schonfield to Dennis J. Duncanson thanking him for sending an outline of the latter's study.

Review from Library Journal by William S. Wong [no title].