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Letter from Dr H. N. Randle to William Pettigrew to say that in the library's collection of Hodgson manuscript there is an English-Manipuri-Songpu vocabulary of 30 folios by Captain Gordon, in case it should be of his interest. Handwritten, dated 12 October 1938

Letter from Dr H. N. Randle, Librarian of the India Office, to William Pettigrew to say that he has now found a manuscript of 68 folios labelled 'Manipuri MS' in their library and will place it at Pettigrew's disposal. He encloses a letter from Stuart Wolfenden regarding his visit to Imphal. Typed, two letters, dated 20 October 1936-16 March 1937.

Letter from Dr H. N. Randle, Librarian of India Office, to William Pettigrew to say he has nothing to report on early Manipuri history but suspects Manipur was referred to as 'Cathay' in old travellers' remarks. He writes that he has spoken with Professor Bhuyan who suggested two sources for further research. Handwritten, dated 3 January 1938.

Letter from V. Nicolas, on behalf of Dr H. N. Randle, Librarian of the India Office, to William Pettigrew to send a copy letter from Wolfenden and a voucher for his signature (not with the letter). He writes that Randle has been unable to trace how the India Office acquired the Manipuri manuscript. Handwritten, dated 23 March 1937.

Letter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham to inform about the current state of the project and ask for papers to be submitted by 1 April 1989.

Letter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham to inform him that the editors of the series of the Institute of Philosophy East & West at the University of Hawaii had agreed to publish material from the colloquium on classical Chinese philosophy organised by Dr Gregor Paul. They also wish to include additional papers. He is therefore asking if Graham would be willing to contribute a paper.

Letter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham regarding a potential conflict regarding Graham's papers being published in two different volumes. He suggests that Graham contacts Dr Ames who now has the volume for publication.

Letter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham to invite Graham to have both his original and his newly published paper within the volume.

Letter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham to thank Graham for his contribution to the volume, Epistemological Questions on Classical Chinese Philosophy. With the letter he sends an overview of the manuscripts received. The overview is also present.

Letter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham to thank Graham for his letter and that he will look forward to receiving Graham's paper on "The Tao and the One".