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GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/2-ACG/20/2/8 · Unidad documental compuesta · 29th Oct 1969
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Angus Graham to the Editor, Encounter, to send his critique of a recent published letter by Mr James P. O'Donnell concerning "the current phenomenon of Student revolt".

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Letter from Angus Graham to Gary Snyder
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/2-ACG/20/2/9 · Unidad documental compuesta · 4th Nov 1969
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Angus Graham to Gary Snyder to thank Synder for "Smoky the Bear". He supplies news of friends and political activities at SOAS. He encloses a story (not present) and a poem (present). There is discontinuity in the letter, possibly parts of two separate letters.

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Letter from D.C. Lau to Angus Graham
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/3-ACG/20/3/1 · Unidad documental compuesta · 22nd Feb 1970
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from D.C. Lau to Angus Graham which shows detailed exchange of views on translation of "Daqu" section of the Mozi or Mojing, the Mohist canon.

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GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/3-ACG/20/3/3 · Unidad documental compuesta · 5th Apr [1971]
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from [Wong] Siu-Kit to Angus Graham to ask Graham's indulgence in reading Wong's essay on Mencius. ("Meaning in Mencius", published in Journal of Oriental Studies 9.2 (1971), 347-367), and Wong's uncertainty regarding the essay being amateurish. He also writes of his concerns regarding level tone words and deflected tone words.

GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/3-ACG/20/3/4 · Unidad documental compuesta · 29th Feb 1972
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Sally Nichols to Angus Graham concerning a possible collaboration with Graham of her paintings and his translations of Chinese poetry after having read his Poems of the Late T'ang. On reverse of last page Graham has annotated some notes about Appositional, Adjunctive and Classical forms.

GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/3-ACG/20/3/5 · Unidad documental compuesta · [1972]
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Angus Graham to Joseph [Needham] to ask whether pulleys of any complexity were used in ancient China for lifting curtains. He writes that he and Nathan Sivin are collaborating on optical canons (this article was published in 1973). Letter incomplete.

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