Contributors to The Monarchist are divided into two categories: those who currently hold positions in monarchist or traditional societies in some official capacity, and therefore post under their real name; and those who do not, and instead adopt a suitable nom de plume in line with a deliberate theme of this blog to remember, promote and defend our collective pan-Anglo-Britannic heroic narrative and heritage.
A. Les Noms de Plume - Sir Winston Churchill (Blog Patron)
- Lord Baron of Beaverbrook (Founder and Editor)
- Sir Francis Walsingham (Joined April 2005)
- William Pitt the Younger (May 2005)
- James Madison (June 2005)
- John Adams (June 2005)
- Robert Catesby (June 2005)
- Lord Viscount of Bolingbroke (June 2005)
- Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger (July 2005)
- Lord Earl of Beaconsfield (July 2005)
- Admiral Lord Earl of Dundonald (July 2005)
- Captain James Cook (Joined July 2005)
- Sir Robert Menzies (Joined Aug 2005)
- Sir Samuel Griffith (Joined Aug 2005)
- Admiral Lord Viscount of Camperdown (Aug 2005)
- Admiral Lord Viscount Horatio Nelson (Sep 2005)
- Charlotte "Jane Eyre" Bronte (Oct 2005)
- Lord Earl of Shaftesbury (Feb 2006)
- Edmund Burke (May 2006)
- Sir George Edward Grey (Aug 2006)
- Lord Viscount Palmerston (Sep 2006)
- Colonel Sir Francis Edward Younghusband (Sep 2006)
- Field Marshall Lord Duke of Wellington (Oct 2006)
- Lord Baron Tweedsmuir of Elsfield (Oct 2006)
- Lord Marquess of Salisbury (Nov 2006)
- Lieutenant-General Lord Robert Baden-Powell (Nov 2006)
- Sir Walter Scott (Dec 2006)
- Joseph Rudyard Kipling (Jan 2007)
- Jonathan Swift (Feb 2007)
- John Churchill, The 1st Duke of Marlborough (Mar 2007)
- Captain Sir Richard Francis Burton (Mar 2007)
- Lord Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal (Oct 2007)
B. Gentlemen Monarchists - Matthew Allen, Prefect of the Oxford Monarchists
- Nigel Morris, President of the Australian Flag Society
- Neil Welton, Leader of Monarchy Wales
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