Janus: Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine

Needham/NRI2/SCC4/7 contains:
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5	Joseph Needham's copy of a letter sent by T. H. Tsien to Richard L. Ziemacki of Cambridge University Press about a reprint of the volume and the possibility of a second edition
6	Copy of an article by ??? [Hu Tao-Ching / Hu Daojing] published in «????» (No. 14) entitled «?????????:???»
7	Copy of an article by William Harms published in 'The University of Chicago Chronicle' entitled 'Far Eastern Studies Marks 50 years'
8	Copy of a paper by James K. M. Cheng of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), U.S.A. entitled 'Fifty Years Embracing the Wall of Books: The Life and Career of Dr. Tsuen-Hsuin Tsien'
9	Letter from Sydney M. Cockerell O.B.E., of Cockerell Bindery. Granchester, Cambridge, congratulating Joseph Needham on the volume and advising that he is joining a tour of China planned by the Institute of Paper Conservation
10	Letter from Sheena Campbell of Cambridge University Press, advising Joseph Needham of the publication date of the volume and originally accompanying forms for ordering copies at author's rate
11	Correspondence with Robin Derricourt of Cambridge University Press, relating to typographical and related errors of the volume
12	Copy of a letter sent to Tsien Tsuen-Hsuin by Prof. R. M. White of Gloucester Terrace, London, concerning 'a possible alternative hypothesis on what may have led humans to invent the papermaking process'
13	Letter from G. T. Mandl of the Papierfabrik Netstal AG, Switzerland, congratulating Joseph Needham on the volume
14	Correspondence between Joseph Needham, T. H. Tsien and Andrew Wallace, a student of the Divinity School, University of Chicago, U.S.A. about Wallace's work on Joseph Needham's 'original thinking on Science and Religion'
15	Copy of a letter from Iain White of Cambridge University Press to T. H. Tsien apologising for neglecting to send him a set of proofs of the corrected reprint of the book
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