Subjects include: misgivings about the leadership of [Robert] Anthony Eden [later 1st Lord Avon]; the 1948 Conservative Party Conference; reviews of JA's "Sons of the Eagle"; speeches and articles by JA; finding JA a constituency; the death of J L Garvin; the political situation in India, 1946; rifts in the Cabinet over India, 1945; the drift towards a General Election; comparisons between Winston Churchill and David Lloyd George.

Other correspondents include: Sir Herbert Williams on "Sons of the Eagle"; Duncan Sandys on JA coming the European Congress, 1948; Sir Roderick Jones; James Stuart; Sir Norman Seddon-Brown, Vice President of Preston Conservative Association, on JA being invited to become their Parliamentary candidate; James Thomas, Vice-Chairman of the Conservative Party (2); J L Garvin on JA finishing his biography of Joseph Chamberlain; [Maurice] Harold Macmillan [later 1st Lord Stockton], Macmillan and Company Limited, on JA finishing the Chamberlain biography; 1st Lord Wavell, Viceroy of India, on finding a post for JA.