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Correspondence sent and received by Graham between 1980 and 1984.

Letter from William Boltz and Michael Loewe concerning contributions to a handbook for the use of anyone embarking on research in the primary materials of the Chou and Han periods. They ask for agreement to contribute by 31 March 1980 and for contributions by 31 July 1980. With the letter is an example of work by Loewe.

Letter from Bob Henricks to Angus Graham to send a copy of an image and inscription found on a wall of a building excavated south of Israel but west of the Dead Sea, supposedly of Yahweh and his Asherah. He writes also of his work commitments.

Letter from Henry Rosemont to Angus Graham to ask about Graham's plans for himself and his family over the summer, inviting them to spend time with Henry and his family. He also writes concerning Graham's forthcoming retirement and of students from Chinese People Republic.

Letter from Angus Graham to Henry Rosemont in reply to Rosemont's letter giving news of his family, of his potential retirement plans and of forthcoming Chuang tzu publication.

Letter from Henry Rosemont to Angus Graham to give him the correct citation for the book Studies in Classical Chinese Thought.

Letter from Angus Graham regarding a forthcoming visit to China and the places he wishes to see and people he would be interested to meet.

Letter from Mary Garrett to Angus Graham to send him a draft of her work on "wei-wu" on which she had asked John Cikoski to comment. She also writes that she has been awarded a fellowship in London but asks advice about fees. With the letter are some research notes.

Correspondence between J.R. Bracken, his Secretary and Mary Garrett regarding whether Professor Graham would be at SOAS in the coming term.

Correspondence concerning the Festschrift of Derk Bodde and asking Graham to contribute, and expressing disappointment at his refusal. Two letters from Wallace Johnson, University of Kansas, and two letters from Charles Le Blanc and Susan Blader, Dartmouth College.