Correspondents include: Else Headlam [earlier Else Sonntag] (25); Rev Arthur Headlam (12); 1st Lord Loch on the publication of JWHM's history of his administration in South Africa (23); Nathaniel Wedd; William Loring [Examiner in the Education Department] (2); Charles Waldstein [later Charles Walston] (3); John Withers (7); John Murray [senior director of John Murray, publishers] on the publication of JWHM's history of Lord Loch's administration in South Africa (2); Edward Jenks; Edgar Marchant, Assistant Master, St Paul’s School, on a question in the Oxford and Cambridge School exam in Roman history; Arthur Grant; Hubert Hall [Literary Director of the Royal Historical Society] on subjects including a paper by JWHM on England and the Second Coalition (2); Samuel Gardiner on an article by JWHM; Henry Edwards on a book on economic history; George Prothero on a paper by JWHM; Reginald Poole on subjects including JWHM helping with German maps in his Historical Atlas (4); Hugh Seebohm.