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Letter from Angus Graham to Francis King
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/4-ACG/20/4/14 · Documento · 23rd Apr 1983
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Angus Graham to Francis King to critique King's articles in The Unexplained concerning Jack the Ripper: the final solution.

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Letter from Jane Stubbs to Angus Graham
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/4-ACG/20/4/15 · Documento · 15th Jun 1984
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Jane Stubbs, Higher Scientific Officer, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, to Angus Graham concerning the Cassia buds from Cinnamomum cassia. She encloses notes from Mr. H.M. Burkill and illustration (both with the letter).

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Letter from Hal [Roth] to Angus Graham
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/4-ACG/20/4/16 · Documento · 18th Mar [1984]
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Hal [Roth] to Angus Graham with news of his work and family but also to impress on Graham that he should be at the Early China Seminar. (The letter dates from before Roth's move to Brown in 1985.

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Letter from Professor D.E. Pollard to Angus Graham
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/5-ACG/20/5/1 · Documento · 20th Feb 1985
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Professor D.E. Pollard, President, British Association for Chinese Studies, to Angus Graham to ask Graham if he would be willing to deliver the Annual Lecture for 1985.

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Letter from P.W.H. Brown, The British Academy
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/5-ACG/20/5/2 · Documento · 3rd Apr 1985
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from P.W.H. Brown, The British Academy, concerning extra funding available for research projects and asking Individual Fellows for suggestions and comments.

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Letter from Lee Yearley to Angus Graham
GB 891 ACG-ACG/20-ACG/20/5-ACG/20/5/6 · Documento · 28th Sep 1985
Parte de Papers of Angus C. Graham

Letter from Lee Yearley, Stanford University, to Angus Graham to express his delight that Reason and Spontaneity will soon be out. He asks if Graham has considered a paperback edition of Chuang Tzu to be used by students. He also writes that he has had a productive sabbatical and may contact Graham to discuss some matters.

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