Correspondents include: Hugo Young; Allan Massie, enclosing his article, "The Best Foreign Secretary We Never Had"; Martin Gilbert (2); Robert Worcester, Chairman of MORI, Market and Opinion Research International Limited (2); Michael Foot (M R D Foot) on his entry on John Amery for the Dictionary of National Biography (2); Sir Frank Cooper, Chairman of the Institute of Contemporary British History; Richard Hough; Frank Bough; Andrew Roberts (2); Alistair Horne.

Also includes: various draft transcripts of an interview with JA for the Suez Oral History Project; JA's interview with the Oldie, 1992; an interview on the influence of Conservative backbench MPs on foreign policy, including Suez and Europe, 1991; JA's recollection of a talk with [Maurice] Harold Macmillan [later 1st Lord Stockton] on Macmillan's decision to resign as Prime Minister and choosing a successor.