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Letter from Kerri Mommer, Editorial Secretary, Open Court Publishing Company, to Angus Graham to ask Graham to provide an estimate of when the publisher might receive his final manuscript.

Letter from Kerri Mommer, Assistant Editor, Open Court Publishing Company, to Angus Graham to reassure him that his manuscript will be followed exactly. She informs that the Chinese characters will be added that week and then he will be sent an entire set of pages.

Letter from Kerri Mommer, Editorial Secretary, Open Court Publishing Company, to Angus Graham to thank him for the second part of the manuscript sent. She asks if he could recommend anyone who would be suitable for evaluating manuscripts on oriental philosophy.

Letter from Kerri Mommer, Open Court Publishing Company, to Angus Graham to send the second payment of his royalty advance.

Letter from Kenneth Younger to Dennis J. Duncanson thanking Duncanson for having previously sent a synopsis of his upcoming book. Younger, also, requests clarification regarding Duncanson's approach to writing the book, as well as a potential financial subsidy or royalty agreement.

Letter from Kenneth Younger to Dennis J. Duncanson to confirm previously agreed arrangements (financial agreement and the sending of sample chapters for review).

Letter from Kenneth Younger to Dennis J. Duncanson in reply to Duncanson's letter on 09 December 1967. Younger agrees with Duncanson that OUP New York have made a poor judgement of only ordering 500 copies. Younger also updates Duncanson that OUP New York will publish his book as a major trade book for the spring of 1968 after having second thoughts about the book. Younger reassures Duncanson of the potential success/sales of his book in America.

Letter from Dr Ken H.J. Gardiner, Asian History Centre, The Australian National University, Canberra, to Angus Graham to check Graham has received the Dean's formal letter of invitation. He explains about the weather at the time of Graham's visit.

Letter from Ken H.J. Gardiner, Asian History Centre, The Australian National University, Canberra, to Angus Graham to invite Graham to stay at his home while he is in Canberra and to inquire regarding the seminars that Graham might wish to give.

Letter from Ken H.J. Gardiner, Asian History Centre, The Australian National University, Canberra, to Angus Graham regarding his forthcoming visit. Ken and his wife, Merril, will meet him at Sydney airport and then take him to Canberra. He writes of the seminars Graham will teach and the people he is likely to meet.