Text of petition from the Royal Asiatic Society to the Privy Council concerning a change in the Charter.
Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland"The Iconography of the Prajñāpāramitā" - an offprint of Conze's article published in "Oriental Art, Autumn 1949". The cover bears the inscription "with the compliments of the author, Edward Conze, 14.1.50".
Conze Edward 1904-1979The Illustrated London News for 23rd July 1938 containing the article by Quaritch Wales 'New light on Buddhist art: Bronzes from Malayan Tin-Mines' on p.173.
A copy of the Illustrated London News containing 'A city of Five Thousand temples pagodas of Pagan, the ancient capital of Burma' and 'Pagan the temple city of Burma' by Quaritch Wales, on pp.346-348.
Description: Dark green hardcover unruled notebook handwritten in ink. Identified as West 23 in de Menasce handlist.
Contents: The Indian Bundhišn, transliterated and translated.
"The Indian Field" which includes an article "The New India Bill" on the folly of Lord Ellenborough's New India Bill, for which the journalist has been unable to find anyone in support of the bill. This article is annotated by Hodgson. Dated 8 May 1858.
"The Indian Government and the English Bible, briefly considered in connection with the recorded opinions of Lord John Russell and Lord Stanley, Late Secretary of State for India. Published by Dalton, London, 1859". Unbound printed pamphlet without annotations, 1 items, dated 1859.
"The Indo-Mahomedan Ephemeris of Alpoor, S. India, Lat. 15° 54'N. Long. 78° 12'E by Capt. Newbold". A paper presented at the Royal Asiatic Society on 7 March 1846 concerning a Persian taqwim for the town of Alpoor, written by Sayyid Ibrahīm 'urf Bare Miyān. With the paper is the taqwim and a letter from Sayyid Ibrahīm 'urf Bare Miyān to Newbold. The taqwim is dated A.H. 1200 (AD 1785/6).
Newbold Thomas John 1807-1850The Influence of China on Western Thought and Sensibility by Angus Graham. Article draft, undated.
Graham Angus Charles 1919-1991"The Influence of Eastern Philosophers, No.3 China, written and narrated by Dr A.C. Graham". Script of interview between Graham and "Reader" for radio/TV programme.
Graham Angus Charles 1919-1991