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GB 891 BI-BI/5-BI/5/2-BI/5/2/1 · Unidad documental compuesta · 2 August 1976
Parte de Papers of Barbara Ingham

Letter from Rose Brigg to Barbara Ingham to give suggestions of who might published. her book. John Murray is suggested and his address given.

GB 891 BI-BI/5-BI/5/2-BI/5/2/2 · Unidad documental compuesta · 4 September 1976
Parte de Papers of Barbara Ingham

Copy of letter from Barbara Ingham to John Murray, plus a handwritten draft in which she provides an explanation of her book, and enclosing a detailed synopsis.

Notes about publishng
GB 891 BI-BI/5-BI/5/2-BI/5/2/4 · Unidad documental compuesta · [1976]
Parte de Papers of Barbara Ingham

Notes about publishing with suggestions from Joan Littlefield and Jane Gray.

GB 891 BI-BI/5-BI/5/3-BI/5/3/1 · Unidad documental compuesta · 30 May 1980
Parte de Papers of Barbara Ingham

Letter from Roger Hudson of John Murray, to Barbara Ingham thanking Ingham for her letter and accompanying notes about the Handbook To India. He suggests perhaps Barbara Ingham might be commissioned to edit the section from Bangalore up to Narmada in a new edition of the Handbook, enquiring how long she will be there the following year.

GB 891 BI-BI/5-BI/5/3-BI/5/3/2 · Unidad documental compuesta · 30 June 1980
Parte de Papers of Barbara Ingham

Copy of a letter From Barbara Ingham to Roger Hudson (John Murray) giving an explanation of why a guidebook for the Deccan would be of value. She request to visit Roger Hudson in London the following October.

GB 891 BI-BI/5-BI/5/3-BI/5/3/3 · Unidad documental compuesta · 23 July 1980
Parte de Papers of Barbara Ingham

Letter from Roger Hudson (John Murray) to Barbara Ingham thanking her for her letter of June 30th. He praises her maps and planned travels of the Deccan area, and her research at the Indian Office Library. He requests a list of errors for a planned revision of the Handbook. He suggests abandoning the close ties to the rail network in the internal organisation of the Handbook and structuring it by State instead.