Including:

1) Correspondence between Dr D. K. Bassett in Hull and the Conference organizers in Bangkok, 8 Nov 1976-22 Sep 1977. 21ff., various sizes

2) Outline programme of the Conference. 1f., & 2 descriptive folders

3) D. K. Bassett: Problems of historical interpretation inherent in British attitudes to indigenous states in South-East Asia in the nineteenth century. Draft paper. Ts., 43ff., A4. (A revised version of this paper was published as Occasional Paper No. 1, CSEAS, University of Hull, 1980. See: A.26)

4) Another, later draft of no. 3. Ts., 53ff., A4

5) Bibliographical notes for no. 4. DKB. Ms., 21ff., A5

6) Notes on participants attending the Conference. DKB. Ms., 3ff., A5

7) Osanu Akagi: The impact of western education: Thai students on the Thai monarchy. Ts., 34pp.

8) Payeng Bangun: The influences of Christianity in Indonesia: a preliminary observation on the Bataks of North Sumatra, as an example of Christianized Indonesia. Ts., 11ff.

9) Chui Kwei Chiang (Department of History, Nanyang University, Singapore): The response of the Malayan Chinese to political and military developments in China, 1945-1949. Ts., 35ff.

10) Roger Kershaw: The Kelantan rebellion of 1915: a crisis of political development for a non-Muslim (Thai) minority. Ts., 8ff.

11) Akira Nagazumi (University of Tokyo): Prelude to the formation of the Perhimpunan Indonesia: Indonesian student activity in the Netherlands, 1916-1917. Ts., 27pp.

12) Valai na Pomejr (Department of History, Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok): Foreign advisers on the modernization of Siam. Ts., 42pp.

13) Robert Taylor (Department of Government, University of Sydney): The evolution of Burmese political thought, 1900s to 1940s. Ts., 22ff.