Correspondence, with some statements of account and reviews from newspapers and journals, mainly relating to the publication of Pervigilium Veneris and the possibility of publishing 'The History of the Vandals' but there are also a few letters about Elements in an Analysis of Thought and its Activities and Cantonese Love-Songs.

The correspondence is mainly between Clementi and Sir Basil Henry Blackwell but there are also a few letters from James Alfred Fort, Geoffrey Higgens, H.H. Johnson and John William Mackail discussing Pervigilium Veneris, and Alwin Clementi, Penelope Clementi, William Hugh Clifford Frend and Henry St. B. Moss discussing 'The History of the Vandals'.