Correspondents include: Sir Arthur Salter; Brendan Bracken; Geoffrey Crowther [Editor] of the Economist; Ralph Assheton [later 1st Lord Clitheroe]; Bernard Baruch.

Speech notes, papers and correspondence with McKenna's colleagues and friends, on subjects including: the Allied loan from the United States; the breakdown in relations between the Bank of England and the Treasury; the Cabinet crisis over conscription; the founding of the Coalition Government and the resignation of Herbert Asquith and his Liberal colleagues; funding for the war; Ireland; Roger Casement's treason trial; Canada's financial achievements; protectionism.

Draft notes for NK’s address to the Shadow Cabinet on subjects including the Policy Review, economic plans, policy towards Europe. Also includes rough notes from the meeting and a brief for a meeting with Jacques Delors [President, Commission of the European Economic Community] and other European commissioners.

Notes from a meeting held at Rottingdean [Sussex] on the campaign framework for 1989, including: the Quality of Life theme; appealing to women voters; the loss of the Govan by-election [Glasgow, Scotland]; public spending; Labour’s economic campaign; environmental policy.

Includes: drafts for MT’s speech in the House of Commons on the economy, 22 May 1975; draft briefing circulated by Conservative Research Department, "Brief for the debate on the Public Expenditure White Paper", 15 March 1976; draft and copy of MT’s letter to Professor H J [Johannes] Witteveen (Managing Director, International Monetary Fund), 25 October 1976; and copy of Sir Keith Joseph’s "Monetarism is not enough" (Centre for Policy Studies, 1976)