Correspondents include: Michael Strachan; Sir [Edwin] Hardy Amies; Professor Sir Leon Radzinowicz (2); 14th Lord Massereene (and 7th Lord Ferrard) [earlier John Skeffington] inviting JEP to join the Monday Club; Princess George Galitzine; Lord Cranborne; Peter Beal [Deputy Director, Department of Printed Books and Manuscripts, Sotheby's]; Patrick Cormack; Jonathan Aitken [Chief Secretary to the Treasury] on JEP's views on Europe as shared by members of the Cabinet; Keith Wallis; John Browne; Alan Borg, Director-General of the Imperial War Museum; Mary, Lady Soames [earlier Mary Churchill]; Brigadier Sam Coleridge (2); Mollie Brodie on working with JEP in Intelligence in Cairo [Egypt] in 1942; Sir Nicholas Fairbairn; 28th Lord Dunboyne [earlier Patrick Butler] (2); Sir Peter Tapsell; Godfrey Smith, Sunday Times (2);

Other subjects include: literary and biographical requests and enquiries; JEP's work on the Evolution of the Gospel.

Also includes: article by Sir Hardy Amies mentioning JEP's Evolution of the Gospel; draft constitution of the Monday Club; statement by JEP on the death of Lord Thorneycroft; copy of speech by Sir Peter Tapsell in the House of Commons on the Bank of England (Amendment) Bill, particularly the risks of giving the Bank separate monetary powers.