Draft copy of The Book of Lieh-tzu . Typed with handwritten annotations, 192 pieces. With the draft are copies of telegrams between Mr Oswick of John Murray and Mr Steele concerning the spelling of Lieh-tzu.

A list of publications and editors for review copies, reviews for The Book of Lieh-tzu , and correspondence concerning Arthur Waley's review.

"The Movement of the Way", copy of a news-cutting from The Times Literary Supplement of a review of The Book of Lieh-tzu and of Change. Eight lectures on the I Ching by Hellmut Wilhelm translated by Cary F. Bayner. A handwritten annotation specifies the date. With the photocopy is note a from the UNESCO's Département des activités culturelles which says "Not much controversy, but I hope you find this pleasing nevertheless".

Letter from Leslie Hammer, Rights Manager, John Murray, to Angus Graham to inform him that John Murray had reached an agreement with Columbia University Press to publish a paperback U.S. volume of The Book of Leih-tzu . Hammer asks whether Graham accepts the terms of the agreement laid out in the letter. Graham has annotated "Accepted 5/18/89".

Letter from Ann M. Miller, Editor, Morningside Books, Columbia university press, to Angus Graham, to send the countersigned copy of the agreement for the new preface to The Book of Lieh-tzu . The agreement from John D. Moore, Columbia University Press, is with the letter.

Letter from Erica Smith, Consultant editor, Mandala, HarperCollins Publishers, to Angus Graham to thank for his letter and to express her disappointment at Graham's unwillingness to write a new preface. Dated 1990 but most likely written in 1991.

Author Questionnaire from HarperCollins Publishers for The Book of Lieh-tzu. Printed questionnaire partially filled in by Graham.