Letter from Richard Hare to Angus Graham to thank Graham for sending his paper but regrets lack of time prevents great comment.

Letter from R. Miriam Brokaw, Associate Director and Editor, Princeton University Press, to Angus Graham to thank for his letter in which he expressed his hesitancy in reading the Bodde Festschrift. She asks if the Press could see an abstract and introductory chapter for Graham's Reason and Spontaneity.

Letter from Professor D.W. Hamlyn, Editor of Mind, to Angus Graham to thank Graham for sending his paper but that he will not be able to publish it. The article is with the letter.

Letter from Peter Wrinch, Department of Philosophy, King's College, London, to Angus Graham to return his article, Value, fact and facing fact with his handwritten comments. The article is with the letter.

Letter from Pek Siong Ching, The Institute of East Asian Philosophies, to The Editor, Curzon Press, to ask that the Institute be associated with Graham's Reason and Spontaneity. With her letter is a letter from Graham stating he has no objection to this.

Letter from Norris Pope, Senior Editor, Stanford University Press, to Angus Graham to inform Graham they are chasing the report from their reader.

Letter from Norris Pope, Senior Editor, Stanford University Press, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that they will not be proceeding with publishing his manuscript. He sends a copy of the reader's report (with the letter).

Letter from Norris Pope, Stanford University Press, to Angus Graham to state that his manuscript was with an outside reader.

Letter from Norris Pope, Stanford University Press, to Angus Graham to state that in connection with Reason and Spontaneity the reader had suggested Graham send an article to Ethics, Monist, or Philosophy.

Letter from Norris Pope, Stanford University Press, to Angus Graham to state that David Nivison had sent Graham's Reason and Spontaneity manuscript for which they are seeking an outside reader. They had found it rich, interesting and intelligent but have no expertise in the field.