Greene, Harry Plunket, 1865-1936
| Letter No. | Title | Transcribed text |
Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| VWL158 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gustav Holst |
My Dear V. Do you really think that because your work has been crowned with the disfavour of Joseph Bennet,1 that my & other... |
190801-- |
| VWL335 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Cecil Sharp |
Dear Sharp I can’t tell you how much your letter has delighted me - indeed I feel so excited I can do no work this morning. I had been in... |
191107-- |
| VWL441 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Edward J. Dent |
Dear Dent I was talking to my brother-in-law H.A.L. Fisher (minister of education)1 on Sunday - He thinks he could get a sum of... |
19180226 |
| VWL884 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gustav Holst |
Dear Gustav I've never written to you since the great night at S.P.G.S.1 - I somehow thought we should meet & talk it over... |
19301220 |
| VWL418 | Letter from Gerald Finzi to Vaughan Williams |
Dear Uncle Ralph |
19350414 |
| VWL3490 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Michael Kennedy |
My dear Michael, First, my fondest love and kisses sweet and twenty to Eslyn. I am so sorry to hear that she has been ill, and do hope she... |
19570509 |
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