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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL1585	Letter from Norman Peterkin (OUP) to Ralph Vaughan Williams	November 8th 1941 Dear Dr Vaughan Williams I send you your originals and copies of the carols that have reached me this morning:-...	19411110
VWL1641	Memorandum from Norman Peterkin to Sir Humphrey Milford	Sir Humphrey S. Milford¹ VAUGHAN WILLIAMS I...	19420424
VWL1679	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Norman Peterkin	Dear Peterkin I was very much upset by all this trouble with Stainer & Bell - but we must not judge the rights and wrongs of the case...	19420809
VWL1681	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Norman Peterkin (OUP)	Dear Peterkin It has occured¹ to me that the prelude to my “49th Parallel” music might make a good unison song. The metre...	19420825
VWL1687	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Norman Peterkin	Dear Peterkin Excuse wartime paper. I fear poor old Rowe¹ has made a pretty good mess of this. On page 8 he has copied...	19420908
VWL1694	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Norman Peterkin	Dear Peterkin It occurs to me that if my “New Commonwealth” comes out I might suggest to D^r Sargent¹ performing it...	19420928
VWL1754	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Oxford University Press	[incomplete] (3) “New Commonwealth” - Have you made a separate agreement with Harold Child – and if not, would you do so? I want to...	19430309
VWL1819	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Norman Peterkin	Dear Peterkin New Commonwealth I am anxious as you say to make the unison version as cheap...	19431114
VWL1727	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Maconchy	Dearest Betty Your pieces are delightfully easy – I can nearly play them myself. I think I like “Bells” best – But why, O why did you let...	1945----
VWL1899	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Norman Peterkin (OUP)	Dear Peterkin I have discovered an awful misprint in the Carol “Come love we God” - This is the result of those quite illegible green...	19450729

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