Vaughan Williams, Ralph, 1872-1958

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL5205	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Margaret Vaughan Williams	Dear Meggie, Please excuse this paper but I suddenly find that i have run out of all my notepaper. I hope to find you at no very distant...	18891015
VWL237	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood	... I shall have to write a preface saying that I owe my best thanks to all sorts of swells (though I differ from them on many points) for much...	189103--
VWL5194	Letter from George Trevelyan to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear V.W., Have you left a sweater, Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, or Sark (not shirt) behind you here? There is great distress here because...	189306--
VWL227	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood	Dear Randolph This is all the paper I can find. I hear that Sandwich is a beautiful place - there of course remains the Sors Tertia^1...	1894----
VWL5171	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to J.N. Barran	Cambridge University Musical Society A Committee Meeting will be held in Mr Sedley Taylor's rooms, Trin. Coll., on Wednesday...	18940218
VWL4448	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood	Dear Randolph I am going to get a bicycle; now I want to know how much time you will have at Easter - I heard of someone who bicycled in...	1895----
VWL4449	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood	Dear Randolph Your letter came like a great big (The other word is a silly & affected one) draught of claret and soda to a dusty...	1895----
VWL3966	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood	Dear Randolph Please give me cartloads of "dull pedestrianism" in future - I want it. Yes - before you wrote I had settled to stop...	1895----
VWL228	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to G.E. Moore	Dear Moore¹ Thank you very much for your letter. I should be very much pleased to enter into such an arrangement as you suggest...	1895----
VWL229	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gustav Holst	Thanks awfully for the photograph. I will send you one when I get one if I may. You ought to have been taken astride your trombone - & I am...	1896----

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