Correspondents include: [Kathleen] Nora Brockway on her view of David Livingstone's work in Africa and getting AFB's papers into order (2); Lord Hailsham of Saint Marylebone [earlier Quintin Hogg] accepting an apology from AFB; David Hobman, Director of Age Concern, on the effect of the Rapid Transit system for Tyneside and the National Insurance and Supplementary Benefits Bill on the elderly and disabled (2); Peter Shore on the inaugural meeting of the British-Bangladesh Society; Neil Kinnock on the case of Tzu-tsai Cheng; 6th Lord Rosslyn [earlier Lord Loughborough]; Ronald Hayward, General Secretary of the Labour Party, asking for donations; Stephen Haseler, Chairman of the Labour Political Studies Centre, asking for donations; James Johnson, Chairman of the Anglo-Nigerian Parliamentary Group; 4th Lord Colville, Minister of State, Home Office, on AFB's Question in the House of Lords on people wishing to affirm in a court without declaring their religious beliefs; David Pollock, Humanist Parliamentary Group, on declaring religious beliefs in court (2).

Also includes: papers from the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association relating to the Northern Ireland Emergency Powers Act, conditions in Long Kesh internment camp, in the Maze Prison and the Detention of Terrorists Order, 1972; guide to the extreme right in Britain, published by the Circle for Democratic Studies; draft text of an article by AFB for Time-Life on the anti-colonial movement in Britain; report on the World Youth Festival; papers from the Committee for Solidarity with the Saudi people.