Written responses to an article written by Robert Innes-Smith about patriotism in Britain published by the Telegraph Sunday Magazine in 1978 include but are not limited to: Mrs. M. P. Cory, Mrs. T. Anker-Simmons, Brigadier Trevor Hart Dyke (Commanded 1st Bn The Queen's Royal Regiment), George N. Paterson, Miss. M. M. Osborne, Miss Dorothy Taylor, Captain A. P. Campbell, Mr. F. R. Cooper, Brigadier H. Slade-Powell, Rosemary Clayson (Freedom, The Common Cause of Mankind), Frank Cork (Mayor of King's Lynn), Reverend N. E. Davies, R. S. Clement Brown, G. H. Boffey, Michael Seth-Smith, Miss. F. Sala, Pete Manton (Vice-Dean of Jersey), R. J. Hamm (Santuary Press Ltd.), Peter M. Synge, Issac Chile (Features Department of Telegraph Sunday Magazine), P. R. Reid (of Colditz), John O'Brien, Edgar Newgass, John Wynne-Tyson (Publisher of Centaur Press Ltd.), Dr. D. H. P. Cope, J. M. Halcrow (Features Editor of The Daily Telegraph), Lady M. Skegness, Michael Roll, Mr. Norman S. Wylie, F. V. Longe, W. A. Harrison (accompanied by the Civil Assistance's leaflets), Peter Dawson, Country Before Party League, Sheila P. Herd (Picture Researcher for the Telegraph Sunday Magazine), Robert Outes-Jones, WISE (Association of people of Great Britain's stock at home and throughout the world). Also includes articles written by Robert Innes-Smith in Richard Cotten's Conservative Viewpoint written in 1977, an article about Britain and Europe written in 1997, letters to the editor published by the Edinburgh Tatler in 1966, a letter from Richonda Miers in 1974, leaflets from the National Association for Freedom, an article written by Charles Stewart in 1977.