Letter from Savile Hoyle, 2nd Lieutenant, Glamorgan Royal Garrison Artillery (Volunteers) to WSC, on problems of training the Volunteer Artillery on modern quick firing guns, also on the attitude of the War Office to the Volunteer Forces.

Letter from Charles a Court Repington to WSC, congratulations on contribution to House of Commons debate on Army reform, enclosing cutting from the Westminster Gazette - "Mr Balfour and the Army".

Letter from Colonel M. Moore-Lane to WSC, on the need for reform of the Militia.

Cutting from the Daily Mail, on the strength of the First Army Corps.

Letter from V. Watts to WSC, on Army Courts Martial.

Letter from John Samuels to WSC, on the problems of the Volunteer Artillery.

Letter from Richard Haldane [later Lord Haldane] to WSC on spending on military intelligence.

Letter from Major H .Young to WSC, on fraud in the Eastern Division, Cape Colony [later part of South Africa], [annotated by WSC, giving opinion that little good would come from scrutiny of the War Accounts].

Letter from Lord Hugh Cecil [later Lord Quickswood] to WSC, on the mismanagement by John Seely [later Lord Mottistone] of the House of Commons debate on Army reform.

Letter from J.T. Travis-Clegg, Chairman, Oldham Conservative Association, to WSC, thanks for copy of Mr Broderick's Army, expressing hope that he would be continuing his campaign for "economical efficiency" in the Armed Services [draft, with ms annotations by WSC].

Letter from WSC to J.T. Travis-Clegg, on his reasons for opposing the Brodrick scheme for increase in military spending and the creation of "enormous land forces" [draft, with ms annotations by WSC, final page is a photocopy].

Letter from Henry Fox to WSC, on the loss of 100,000 men from the Army every three years due to desertion and other causes, enclosing copy of letter from "A Businessman" to The Spectator on the subject.

Letter from Colonel H.C. Norris, Oxfordshire Hussars, to WSC, on the question of a medal for service with the Yeomanry Forces.

Letter from M.S. Kelly to WSC, on the need for houses for the families of the Royal Garrison Regiment stationed in Halifax, Nova Scotia, enclosing cutting from The Toiler, Journal of the Halifax and Dartmouth Trades' and Labor Council.

Letter from Charles a Court Repington to WSC on Army reform, also on progress with his history of the Boer War.

Letter from Charles a Court Repington to WSC, enclosing cuttings from the Westminster Gazette, 7 Dec 1904, "The Army Problem" and The Times, 6 Dec 1904 on Manchuria [part of China].

Letter from Thomas Gibson Bowles to WSC, on military expenditure.

Memorandum by General Sir William Nicholson [later Lord Nicholson], War Office, Remarks on [WSC's] draft proposal for reducing the expenditure of the Army without weakening British garrisons abroad [typescript, with ms annotations by WSC, a copy of WSC's memorandum is at CHAR 2/4/61-80].

Letter from Leo Amery to WSC, enclosing memorandum on Army reform, covering the need for a Chief of Staff Department, Intelligence, Strategic Disposition, and the Recruiting question.

Letter from Sir Murland Evans to WSC, enclosing memorandum from Lt.-Col. John W. Reid, Officer Commanding 3rd Middlesex R.G.A. Volunteers, on the problems affecting the Volunteer Forces.

Letter from Captain R. Temperley, 3rd Volunteer Btn, Northumberland Fusiliers, enclosing notes on Volunteer reform and its relation to the reduction of Military expenditure, and the co-ordination of naval and military forces.

Letter from H.A.J. Power to WSC, enclosing pamphlet His Majesty's Forces Compensation Fund, by H.A.J. Power and H.F. Mason.

Letter from Captain Fred Hughes to WSC, on rise in standard of examination for promotion, enclosing examination paper for Captains and Lieutenants on Administration, Organisation and Equipment (May 1905).

Summary of The Speech of the Secretary of State for War [Hugh Arnold-Forster] with Regard to the Re-organisation of the Army [White Paper, Cmd.1907], with ms notes by WSC].

Statement showing the financial effect of certain reductions in, and additions to, the Army, proposed by the Secretary of State for War [Hugh Arnold-Forster] White Paper, Cmd.1911.