Dunhill, Thomas F. (Thomas Frederick), 1877-1946

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL233	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gustav Holst	My dear V.H. I am so very sorry - I can’t say more but you will know how sorry I am without my saying more. I’m afraid my letter hurt you...	189903--
VWL4304	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Martin Shaw	Dear Mr. Shaw Ralph was duly impressed by the 69 & greatly interested in the new developments re your musical contracts. Have you read...	1914----
VWL4223	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ernest Newman	Dear Mr Newman I feel that it is time that British musicians got together and looked for the release of their fellow musicians who are...	19400821
VWL1430	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Granville Bantock	Dear Bantock¹ I feel that it is time that British musicians got together and looked for the release of their fellow musicians...	19400821
VWL980	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear Sir In reply to your letter of yesterday - You will remember that I signed the original letter unwillingly as I thought that the...	19410821
VWL2583	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Fritz Hart	Dear Fritz I was glad to get your letter and will try to perpetrate a few bits of local news. The chief seems to be the proposed 1951...	19480325
VWL2863	Letter from John Ireland to Ralph Vaughan Williams	My dear V.W. I was delighted to get your greetings telegram on my 75th. My mind always returns nostalgically to our early RCM¹...	19540822
VWL3502	Piece on Ralph Vaughan Williams by John Ireland	VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: EARLY DAYS¹ by JOHN IRELAND. In the concluding years of the ‘nineties Vaughan Williams was a student...	195809--