Reflections and Replies was Graham's contribution to his own Festschrift, Chinese Texts and Philosophical Contexts, edited by Henry Rosemont, published by Open Court in 1991. The material contains Graham's and other contributors' drafts, and correspondence concerning the publication.

Reflections and Replies - proofs for Graham's contribution to Chinese Texts and Philosophical Contexts.

Incomplete draft of Reflections and Replies by Angus Graham.

Who Compiled the Chuang Tzu? by Harold D. Roth, Should the Ancient Masters value Reason? "by Chad Hansen and Some Notes on Morphology and Syntax in Classical Chinese by Edwin G. Pulleyblank. Draft papers for Graham's Festschrift.

Letter from Henry Rosemont to Angus Graham concerning Graham's Festschrift. Rosemont encloses the form letter which he has sent out (with the letter) and names the people who have accepted so far. He also sends some pieces of work (not with the letter) and writes some bibliographical material that Graham had requested.

Letter from Henry Rosemont concerning the prospect of a Festschrift for Angus Graham on his 70th birthday.

Letter from Henry Rosemont to Angus Graham concerning Graham's corrections of his paper. He also writes that he has a good response for Graham's Festschrift.

Letter from Henry Rosemont to Roger Ames to send comments on Ames' manuscript for the Festschrift.

Letter from Henry Rosemont to Angus Graham to send the essays of Nivison and Lau (not with the letter) and a sample title page and table of contents (present) for the Festschrift.

Letter from Henry Rosemont to Angus Graham to inform him that steady progress was being made on the Festschrit for which he has now proofed all the articles and will do the same for Graham's Reflections and Replies when he receives that. He sends a copy of the preface.