Oriental Ideas on the Origin of Language by Frits Staal, University of California, Berkeley. Presidential address delivered at the 188th annual dinner of the American Oriental Society, Toronto, 12 April 1978.

The Meaning of 'Tao' in Chuang Tzu,  copy of draft paper by Dennis M. Ahern; attached to a memorandum sent to JB, said to be included in the forthcoming Experimental Essays on Chuang Tzu by Victor Mair, but not included in the final edition of the book.

Draft of article by Henricks and associated letter. These are: Examining the Ma-wang-tui Silk Texts of the Lao-tzu: With Special Note of Their Differences From the Wang Pi Text, offprint from T'oung Pao, Vol. LXV, 4-5. Examining the Ma-wang-tui Silk Texts of the Lao-tzu: With Special Note of Their Differences From the Wang Pi Text, typed draft by Robert G. Henricks, eventually published in T'oung Pao 65.4-5 (1979): 166-199, 59 pieces. Letter from Robert G. Henricks to Angus Graham to send Graham a copy of his T'oung Pao article, dated 27 October 1980.

Articles published in the 1980s and associated correspondence.

An Equivocation in Confucian Philosophy, draft article by Dennis M. Ahern, eventually published in Journal of Chinese Philosophy 7.2 (June 1980): 175-185.

Liu Hsieh as Literary Theorist, Critic, and Rhetorician, draft of Paul Y. Shao's dissertation sent by Shao to Graham with a letter from Shao to Graham requesting comments on the dissertation.

Letter from Professor Yun-hua Jan to Angus Graham to ask for his comments on preliminary research papers in Toung Pao and the Journal of Chinese Philosophy. Jan will be a Visiting Fellow at Clare College Cambridge in Spring 1981 and hopes they will be able to speak together. With accompanying Resume.

Letter from Whalen Lai, University of California, to Angus Graham to send a paper on Kao-tzu for his opinion. Originally located with a draft copy of Lai's paper on "Reconstituting Kao-tzu's pu-tung-hsin" (Graham Collection).

Letter from Christopher Cullen to Angus Graham to send him a copy of Past and Present containing his article. He also writes about his thoughts on his career. With the letter is Past & Present (May 1980) ["Symposium: The Work of Joseph Needham"].

A source guide to the lives and techniques of Han and Six Dynasties Fang-Shih  by Kenneth J. de Woskin from SSCR Bulletin No.9, 1981.