Letter from Sebastian de Grazia, The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, to Angus Graham to provide names of Publishers that might be interested in Reason and Spontaneity. He writes of their house in Capri and of a potential visit by Graham.

Letter from Sebastian de Grazia, The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that he had received the manuscript safely and passed it on to Princeton Press. He also writes of his wife's ill health with a herniated disc.

Letter from Sanford G. Thatcher, Assistant Director, Princeton University Press, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that the Press have decided against publishing Graham's manuscript.

Letter from Sanford G. Thatcher, Assistant Director, Princeton University Press, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that they have a copy of his manuscript from Sebastian de Grazia and that he will write with a preliminary evaluation by the end of the month.

Letter from Roger T. Ames, Editor, Philosophy East and West, to Angus Graham concerning possible reviewers for Graham's Unreason within Reason. Ames sends a list of journals to which he sent his own publication, and recommends people who are certain to say good things.

Letter from Roger T. Ames, Editor, Philosophy East and West, to Angus Graham concerning his volume, The Less than Logical In Rationality, to be called by David Hall, Rhyme and Reason. He also asks if Graham would be interested in a reprint of Two Chinese Philosophers.

Letter from Roger T. Ames, Associate Professor, University of Hawaii, to Angus Graham to inform that he had received the last portion of the manuscript of Reason and Spontaneity which he had passed to Graham Parkes. He writes concerning Graham's hopes that Stanford University Press will accept it. Ames also asks if Graham will write a letter of support for Ames' application for tenure at the University of Hawaii.

Letter from Robin Baird-Smith, Collins Publishers, to Angus Graham to explain how he was sent some pages of Reason and Spontaneity but Collins would not be a suitable publisher.

Letter from Richard Norman, Radical Philosophy, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that Radical Philosophy would not publish Graham's paper, Awareness as a First Principle in Ethics. The article is with the letter.

Letter from Richard Hare to Angus Graham to respond to Graham's letter and put forward his own point.