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Review of Two Chinese philosophers: Ch'eng Ming-tao and Ch'eng Yi-ch'uan by Günther Debon. Possibly from ZDMG, (pages 443-444). With compliment slip from Lund Humphries.

Correspondence concerning permission to reprint the book and a copy of the Chinese characters to be used in the reprint.

Letter from Martin J. Daly, Publications Officer, SOAS, to Angus Graham to ask for his approval for a reprint of Two Chinese Philosophers requested by Professor Roger Ames at the University of Hawaii. A copy of the letter from Roger T. Ames is with this letter.

"Characteristics of the Chinese Edition: Two Chinese Philosophers" - Chinese characters to be used in a Chinese edition of Two Chinese Philosophers .

The Book of Lieh-tzu was published by John Murray (London) in 1960 as part of the UNESCO Chinese translation series. It was reprinted in New York by Colombia University Press in 1990 with a new preface by Graham. The material in this series consists of a draft of the publications, reviews for the first edition and correspondence concerning the reprint.

Draft copy of The Book of Lieh-tzu . Typed with handwritten annotations, 192 pieces. With the draft are copies of telegrams between Mr Oswick of John Murray and Mr Steele concerning the spelling of Lieh-tzu.

A list of publications and editors for review copies, reviews for The Book of Lieh-tzu , and correspondence concerning Arthur Waley's review.

List of editors and publications for sending review copies of The book of Lieh-tzu . The list has further annotations.

"Chinese Pursuit of Pleasure" - news-cutting from Sunday Times with review of The Book of Lieh-tzu , written by Arthur Waley.

"The Movement of the Way", copy of a news-cutting from The Times Literary Supplement of a review of The Book of Lieh-tzu and of Change. Eight lectures on the I Ching by Hellmut Wilhelm translated by Cary F. Bayner. A handwritten annotation specifies the date. With the photocopy is note a from the UNESCO's Département des activités culturelles which says "Not much controversy, but I hope you find this pleasing nevertheless".