Scope and Contents 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...

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Correspondents include but are not limited to: Thomas Innes of Learney (the Lord Lyon King of Arms), Lady Lucy Innes of Learney, and Scott Adie Limited.

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Correspondents include but are not limited to: Sir James Monteith Grant, Sir Malcolm R. Innes of Edingight, Major C. B. Innes, David Sellar and Thomas Innes of Learney.

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Correspondents include but are not limited to: Dr Harold Thomas Swan, Sir James Purves-Steward, Dorothy Innes-Smith, J. Edward Vickers, Colin Matthew (New Dictionary of National Biography), Lawrence Aspden (The University of Sheffield Library), L. M. Payne, L. Calder Benzies (archivist of Erskine Steward's Melville Schools) and Conrad Swan (Garter Principal King of Arms).

Scope and Contents Press cuttings and articles collected by Robert Innes Smith which he kept in a folder titled 'People Cuttings'. Subjects of the press cuttings include: Kathleen Ferrier, Moura Lympany, Les Dawson, Mary Grieve, Doris Jourd (Girl Guides), Pyotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky, Marie-Claire Kerr, Penelope Mortimer, Penelope Gilliatt, Nina Bawden, Frances Perry, Sir Stephen Spender, Christina Foyle, Eglantyne Jebb, Canon Paul Miller, Ronald Beddoes, Thomas John Barnardo, Samuel Johnson (letters), Eric...