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Letter from Henry Rosemont to Angus Graham concerning the review for a book he has edited, Graham's plans to go to Tsing Hua and then to Canberra. He also recommends Diane Obenchain for work at the Institute as she is a good scholar.

Letter from Bob, Inter-University Program for Chinese language Studies, Stanford University, Taipei, to Angus Graham to express his delight that Graham will be able to go to Dartmouth for the Celebrity Seminar. He regrets that he will be unable to meet Graham in Bali, Java or Singapore due to a lack of time. He is considering a panel for the next AAS meeting. He gives his opinion of Chad Hensen's work. After giving family news he asks Graham for further details on Graham's Studies in Chinese philosophy and philosophical literature.

Letter from Denis C. Twitchett, East Asian Studies, Princeton University, to Colleague to inform of the revival of the publication "Asia Major" and to ask for articles and contributions for consideration.

Letter from Jane, Blunden Films International Ltd., to Angus Graham to thank for his 'Renditions', concerning news of her forthcoming move to another flat, her life in the film industry and a desire to move to Japan.

Letter from W. Allyn Rickett, Department of Oriental Studies, University of Pennsylvania, to Angus Graham to thank for the copy of Graham's article on "Yin-Yang and the Nature of Correlative Thinking" which will be of help for his own work on the second volume of Guanzi translation. He also inquires whether Graham's daughter would be interested in attending the summer school at the University (Stanford) Center in Taipei. He also asks if Graham would meet a young Chinese scholar, Chen Xiaoyu, if they go to England later in the year.

Correspondence between Angus Graham and Judy concerning his health, change in travel plans and where they might meet up.

Letter from Angus Graham to Ms [Kathryn] Bigelow to congratulate her on the production of a stimulating vampire film which achieved a contemporary significance to the story.

Letter from Edward L. Shaughnessy, University of Chicago, to Angus Graham to ask Graham whether he would consider writing a response to Professor Qiu Xigui's paper on oracle-bone inscription for a special edition of Early China.

Letter from Leo S. Chang, Peking University, to Angus Graham to tell of his plans to attend the seminars and dinner arranged by Henry Rosemont in honour of Graham. He also thanks Graham for reading the initial manuscript of "The Philosophical Foundation of Han Fei's Political Theory" and the suggestions that Graham made. Chang writes of a Mr Liu Xiao-gan who wishes to meet Graham and of the research work they plan to do together.

Letter from Christoph Harbsmeier to Angus Graham to thank Graham for the papers he sent, make some preliminary comments, and to encourage Graham to go to Oslo.