Correspondents include: William Deakin [WSC's literary assistant]; Edward Marsh recounting a tribute to WSC in a letter from Siegfried Sassoon; Alan Bullock (6) on subjects including preparing the "Epilogue" and postponing the publishing of the book; Desmond Flower, Director of Cassell and Company, on WSC fulfilling his contract and receiving payments (7); Brendan Bracken on financial matters connected with the book (6); George Young on using material from the book in a history of British government and the need for Cabinet discussions to remain private (4); representatives of George G Harrap and Company, particularly Walter Harrap and Charles Wood (14), on subjects including payment for Harrap's work on the book and a dispute over a printer's bill from Sheratt and Hughes; Charles Wood (in a private capacity) commenting on the dispute over the bill.Other subjects include: proof-reading, payments, and preparation of material for the "English-Speaking Peoples"; the possible Swedish publication of the book; publishing a further volume of WSC's speeches.Also includes: a provisional list of chapters for the book; a draft by Bullock of the issues which should be treated in the "Epilogue"; comments by Wood on a report by Eyre and Spottiswoode and a letter from Walter Harrap regarding the dispute over the printer's bill; copy of report from Eyre and Spottiswoode on the matter.