| Description | Correspondents include:
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<li>Sir Lawrence Bragg (physicist and X-ray crystallographer)
<li>T F Fox of <i>The Lancet</i>
<li>Joseph Scott (UCL Librarian) regarding Comfort's gifts to UCL Library
<li>Glynne Wickham (Department of Drama, University of Bristol)
<li>Editorial Américalee (Argentine publisher) regarding "Sexual Behaviour In Society" [letter in Spanish]
<li>David Higham Associates regarding <i>Darwin And The Naked Lady</i> and poems
<li>Murray Sayle regarding radio transmitters [for use in Comfort's political activities]
<li><i>SING</i>
<li>Norman Price (author)
<li>Dr Desmond Pond regarding the health of Comfort's wife, Ruth
<li>Elisabeth Hyndman (poet)
<li>R H S Crossman (Labour MP)
<li>Henry Belton (painter)
<li>Fergus King
<li>Members of the public regarding a letter by Comfort published in <i>The Guardian</i> on 19 February 1963
<li>The British Museum
<li>John Arden (Irish playwright)
<li>Member of the public regarding "Modern Sexuality"
<li>S Young regarding reincarnation
<li>Members of the public regarding <i>Sex In Society</i>
<li>Michael Maddison regarding the 1964 poetry conference at the Edinburgh Festival
<li>Timothy Rendle
<li>Member of the public regarding "Man and his Future"
<li>Member of the public regarding Comfort's assertion that a chivalrous boy is one who take contraception when he goes to meet his girlfriend
<li>Programme notes for a series of lecture and discussions entitled "Violence In Society, Nature and Art", to be held at the ICA from January-March 1964
<li>Major Stephen Naish |