| Description | Correspondence including many requests for Comfort to speak at events.<br><br>
<li>Member of the public in response to Comfort's letter published in <i>Peace News</i> on 29 December 1951 and <i>The Listener,/i> 11 January 1951
<li>[Eustace Sols Moss] (Psychartrist)
<li>Dr L A W C Venmans
<li>J W Duyff (Leiden University)
<li>Dr Joan Malleson (who wrote under the pseudonym Medica)
<li><i>The Lancet</i>
<li>Michele Lambiotte [letter in French]
<li>Winifred Cummings [Doctor?]
<li>Peace Pledge Union
<li>William H Archer (University of Tennessee, USA)
<li>Dr Eustace Chesser
<li>Tony Gibsen (London Anarchist Group)
<li>Marriage Law Reform Society
<li>Alastair Heron (on behalf of the SCM Group at Birkbeck College, University of London)
<li>BBC regarding Swedish programming
<li>Herbert [Read?]
<li>Dr Francis Bach
<li>Dr Fionnuala McCann (Irish doctor) asking for advice on a patient case
<li>BBC Talks Department
<li>Hardiman Scott (Editor of <i>Poetry</i>, the magazine of The British Poetry Association
<li>Gordon Rattray Taylor
<li>Frank Dawtry (Peace Pledge Union)
<li>The Eugenics Society
<li>Society for Social Responsibility in Science
<li>Philip Lewis (student) in response to Comfort's anti-war writings
<li>Members of the public regarding Comfort and Herbert Read's letter in <i>New Statesman</i> in February 1951
<li>National Association of Probation Officers
<li>Married Women's Trust
<li><i>Nine</i> Quarterly Review of Literature and the Arts
<li>Kay [friend of Comfort, in Bexley]
<li>London School of Economics (LSE) Pacifist Society
<li>Nuffield Foundation
<li>Members of the public in response to Comfort's letter <i>The New Statesman</i>, February 1951
<li>[J H Oldham?]
<li>F W Stella Browne
<li>Hornsey Labour Party Highgate Ward discussion group
<li>The Watergate Theatre, London
<li>T H Fox (editor of <i>The Lancet</i>
<li>Oxford Social Studies Association (University of Oxford)
<li>Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd regarding <i>And All But He Departed</i>
<li>Cambridge University Peace Group
<li>North London Peace Centre
<li>[? ]Shaw (in Maidstone Kent)
<li>Walter Moberley (St Catherine's, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor)
<li>Cecil C [Collins?]
<li>Colonial Service Cadets
<li>Thomas Bottomore (Sociologist)
<li>Nina Christensen [friend of Comfort?]
<li>Member of the public (student) in reponse to Comfort's talk at the Cambridge Peace Union
<li>Student Christian Movement in Oxford
<li><i>Public Opinion</i>
<li>Central London Fabian Society
<li>Edward Lowbury on behalf of The Birmingham International Centre
<li>North London Peace Centre
<li>Cambridge University Heretics
Robert (Editor at the United Nations Association) [Robert Greacen?]
<li>Professor C J Watson (University of Minnesota Medical School) regarding porphyrin metabolism research
<li>[? Fyacerly?] (Histology Dept, University of Wales)
<li>Dr Steusloff (German) regarding molluscs [letter in German]
<li><i>Clarion</i>, political magazine of Oxford University
<li>Royal Veterinary College regarding cow bone specemin
<li>Fore Publication Ltd
<li>BBC Talks Department
<li>Clive McCutcheon
<li>Pollard, Stallbrass and George Martin (Solicitors and Commissioners for Oaths)
<li>Charles Hamblett (author)
<li>Viking Press ref. American press for "Sexual Behaviour in Society"
<li>Member of the public in response to Comfort's talk at the Holborn Hall, letter dated 19 April 1951
<li>Hugh Watson regarding mollusc research
<li>Norman Kreitman re.a proposed Peace Pledge Union anthology of contemporary pacifist verse
<li>Robert Greacen (Irish poet)
<li>G W [Batchford?] regarding mollusc specimens
<li><i>Pastoral Psychology</i>
<li>Wayne Burns (Department of English Literature, University of Washington, USA)
<li>Member of the public in response to a letter signed by Comfort which was published in various newspapers (April 1951)
<li>Typescript of Herbert D Lamson's review of Comfort's <i>Sexual Behaviour in Society</i>
<li>Student asking Comfort to speak at his Sixth Form Civics goup
<li>[Gwyneth?] Anderson
<li>Handscript copy of article in <i>The London Echo</i> by Ivy Marin, 3 May 1951
<li>National Peace Council
<li>Dr Eustace Chesser
<li>[Aubrey?] Hearle (friend of Comfort, Oxford)
<li><i>New Statesman and Nation</i>
<li>Routledge and Kegan Paul publisher regarding sales of <i>On This Side Nothing</i>
<li>Cuadernos Internacionales publisher (Uruguay)
<li>Raymond Bosaquet
<li>The Pledge Union
<li>Bob Luitweiler (USA) regarding Comfort's article "The Individual and World Peace" published in <i>One World</i> May 1951
<li>Woolwich Peace Council
<li>Member of the public regarding Comfort's article "The Individual and World Peace" published in <i>One World</i> May 1951
<li>Norwood and District Fabian Society
<li>Member of the public regarding a letter by Comfort published in <i>New Statesman</i> 19 May issue
<li>Winnifrid Cummings
<li>Member of the public regarding <i>Art and Social Responsibility</i>
<li>Bristol University Literary Society
<li>Montague Slater for The Pen, A World Association of Writers
<li>Society for Social Responsibility in Science
<li>BBC Copyright Department
<li>Vera Brittain
<li>Fabian Society
<li>J Meller (Viennese poet)
<li>Bristol Libraries Committee
<li>London School of Economics (LSE) Political Science Society
<li>Cambdidge Scientists Anti-War Group
<li>Draft letter to a newspaper [unknown] calling for unilateral disarmament by Western European Powers and the USSR. Typescript with handscript edit.
<li>Marjorie Boulton regarding her proposed handbook o British Poetry
<li>The Kenneth Patchen Fund |