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A letter from Ken Follett responding to Bre's letter of the same date with more clarifications for translating Triple.

A letter from Robert Bre asking for more clarifications while translating Triple. 

A letter from Ken Follett responding to Robert Bre's letter of the same date.

A letter from Robert Bre, a French translator, to Ken Follett asking Follett to clarify certain phrases used in Triple

Part two of the master edits for the novel Triple.

Part 2 of the draft of I, Spy, written under the pseudonym of Zachary Stone. 

The first part of a draft of I, Spy. This novel was written under the pseudonym Zarchary Stone.

Part one of the galley edits for the novel Triple

Galley printings of chapter 8 through postscript.

Part 4 of the final draft of Triple.

Part 3 of the final draft of Triple.

Part 2 of the final draft of Triple. 

Part 1 of the final draft of the novel Triple. 

A letter from Ken Follett to Marjory Chapman, of Futura Publications, replying to her letter of March 6, 1979.

A letter from Marjory Chapman, of Furtura Publications, to Ken Follett with comments on the first full draft of Triple. 

A letter to Ken Follett with comments regarding the first full draft of Triple. Due to the age of the item, the marginalia notes were not able to be transcribed. 

A letter from Al Zuckerman, Follett's American agent, with comments on Follett's first draft of Triple. 

Part four (and the final part) of the first full draft of Triple.

Part three of the first full draft of Triple.

The second part of the first full draft of Triple. 

The first part of the first full draft of Triple.

Revisions to be made in each chapter of Triple. Earlier versions of the drafts for Triple were under the title The Yellowcake Pirates. 

A handwritten description of characters and comments for The Yellowcake Pirates in Follett's hand. The work was eventually published as Triple. 

A letter from Ken Follett to The Daily Telegraph requesting permission to quote an article in Triple. 

Content on the country of Liberia supplied to Ken Follett by Anton Felton with his cover letter dated December 21, 1978.