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Drafts and index cards for Unreason within Reason: Essays on the Outskirts of Rationality.

There are a number of drafts for Awareness as a principle of ethics . These are:

• Awareness as a principle in ethics - Draft 1, typed with handwritten corrections, 18 pages, dated 19-25 November 1970.
• Awareness as a principle in ethics - Draft 2, typed with handwritten corrections, 20 pages, dated 28 November 1970.
• Consciousness, liberty, egoism - typed draft, with handwritten annotations, alternatively titled as Awareness an end in itself with note -"the basic principle in ethics". This paper is connected by date and note to Awareness as a principle in ethics. Dated November 1970.
• Awareness as a principle in ethics - typed draft with handwritten corrections, 21 pages
• Awareness as the First Principle in Ethics, typed draft, 52 pages.
• Awareness as the First Principle in Ethics, typed draft, pages 10-52.
• Awareness as a principle in ethics by A.C. Graham. Typed draft with handwritten corrections, 28 pages. Further page of comments on the script.
• Awareness as a principle in ethics - typed draft with handwritten corrections, 21 pages
• Awareness as a principle in ethics - typed draft with handwritten annotations, 36 pieces
• Awareness as the First Principle in Ethics, typed draft with handwritten corrections, 54 pages, dated February 1974.
• Awareness as the First Principle in Ethics, typed draft with handwritten corrections, 37 pages.

Structure and licence in Chinese regulated verse by A.C. Graham - two drafts.

Taoist spontaneity and the dichotomy of 'is' and 'ought' - two drafts, dated 14 May 1979.

Value, fact and facing fact by Angus Graham. Two drafts, one labelled as 1st Version, one a photocopy of draft, each 13 pages.

Conceptual schemes and linguistic relativism in relation to Chinese by A.C. Graham - Article drafts, 3 copies, two of 30 pieces, one of 29 pieces.

Drafts of a riddle in French "Charade sur le mot mair, Par une Dame Russe", Undated, handwritten, 2 pieces, 2 sides

Drafts of letter from Brian Houghton Hodgson to the Christian Vernacular Education Society in which he replies on behalf of his blind father-in-law with a £5 donation and also enclose a £5 subscription from himself. He then writes on his views concerning education in India. 2 copies both handwritten, First 4 pieces, 10 sides, Second 2 pieces, 8 sides, both dated March 1866.

Drafts of speeches read out at Cambridge concerning the merits of two princes. One claims it was read in contradiction to the College regulations which commanded it to be recited by heart. The second and third are redrafts of the recited version with some "obnoxious passages" left out. Handwritten, 2 pieces, 8 sides; 1 piece,3 sides; 1 piece, 3 sides

Drawing in the form of a mandala containing Tibetan alphabetical characters and major sacred tantric mantras and two leaves of xylograph containing the same Hand-made paper, neat hand and woodblock print in Sanskrit and Tibetan, undated.