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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL1645	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Rosamund Gotch	My Dear Sister Rosamund¹ (I should love to be your brother - but I’m much too old - I really ought to be an uncle - and...	19391210
VWL1641	Memorandum from Norman Peterkin to Sir Humphrey Milford	Sir Humphrey S. Milford¹ VAUGHAN WILLIAMS I...	19420424
VWL5030	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Miss Seymour-Whingates	Dear Miss Seymour-Whingates I hear that my friend and ex-pupil John Buckland is calling on you. He is a keen and knowledgeable musician...	19430906
VWL1873	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Miss Henn Collins	Dear Miss Henn Collins¹ I enclose some quotations written by a soldier serving in Athens – These I think speak for themselves –...	19450211
VWL3968	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Stanley Bate	Dear Stanley I was much interested in your letter - I suppose the hectic life is good for your work - it would just shut me up altogether - I...	19471007
VWL1988	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Arthur Hutchings	Dear Mr. Hutchins¹ I will write to the British Council and suggest that one of Rubbra’s Symphonies be recorded.²...	19500330
VWL2754	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Francis Chandler	Dear Mr Chandler,¹ Thank you very much for the photograph. I cannot remember the circumstances, but apparently I was very rude,...	19540114

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