Moore, George Edward, 1873-1958

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL2396	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to G.E. Moore	Dear George I have seen advertisements of “Juniper Hall” and hope very much to be able to go to it.¹ I believe the Leatherhead...	19520416
VWL2498	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to G.E. Moore	Dear George Thank you over & over again for your telegram. It seems all wrong that my job should command more publicity than yours...	19521015
VWL2630	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to G.E. Moore	YOU WILL, WE THINK, NOT BE SURPRISED TO HEAR THAT WE HAVE DECIDED TO MARRY SHORTLY.¹ OUR ADDRESSES WILL BE AS ABOVE FOR THE...	19530201
VWL2799	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to G.E. Moore	Dear George Here is a photograph of the Log Book.¹ I am sending one to each representative of the party. The work was done...	19540314
VWL3288	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to G.E. Moore	Dear George, I think it may amuse you to have a copy of my opera¹ which you can glance at from time to time when nothing more...	19560215
VWL5100	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of The Times	Sir May I be allowed to add a few words to your obituary notice of my old friend, Ralph Wedgwood? Our intimacy began in 1892 when we were...	19560911
VWL3582	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to G.E. Moore	Dear George How good of you to think of me on my birthday¹ - It carries me back to very old days when you used to sing Schubert...	19571014

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