Political views
Letter No. | Title | Transcribed text |
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VWL277 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood |
My dear Randolph You must not think that I can do anything but admire your outbreak of military spirit - what else can anybody have now -... |
19000207 |
VWL794 | Memorandum on the General Strike by Ralph Vaughan Williams |
A. On the whole I am with the miners in this dispute. I think the owners are incompetent (I hear that the best owners are not in the association... |
192605-- |
VWL4975 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Secretary of the Society for the Protection of Science and Learning |
Dear Sir |
19350405 |
VWL5055 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams and others to the Editor of The Times |
Sir, |
19360818 |
VWL643 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Hermann Fiedler |
I have never yet accepted a money prize though indeed I have never yet been offered one! And my first inclination is to refuse in spite of the... |
193707-- |
VWL1201 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gilbert Murray |
Dear Professor Murray I feel it a great shame for you, who hardly know me, to be worried by me on your holiday. But your opinion on the... |
19370806 |
VWL1204 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gilbert Murray |
Dear Professor Murray Thank you very much for your advice which has been most valuable to me. |
19370816 |
VWL1205 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Professor H.G. Fiedler |
Dear Professor Fiedler Please forgive my delay in coming to a decision, but I feel that the great honour which the University of Hamburg... |
19370816 |
VWL3615 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Laurence Binyon |
Dear Mr. Binyon Before accepting the Shakespeare prize I made careful enquiries and was assured that there were no political propaganda... |
19380709 |
VWL5044 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams and many others to the Editor of The Times |
Sir, |
19381118 |
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