Masefield, John, 1878-1967

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL368	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gilbert Murray	Dear Professor Murray I do not know whether you are at all interested in the work of M^r Cecil Sharp in collecting and spreading...	19110425
VWL335	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Cecil Sharp	Dear Sharp I can’t tell you how much your letter has delighted me - indeed I feel so excited I can do no work this morning. I had been in...	191107--
VWL272	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Joan Western	Dear Mrs Western First I want to say how splendid it is of you to have given that magnificent donation.¹ Secondly I...	19350316
VWL5132	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of The Listener	It is proposed to raise a fund for the purpose of establishing a memorial to Gustav Holst. It seems particularly fitting that this memorial...	19350320
VWL800	Letter from Laurence Irving to Joan Western	Dear Mrs Western, You have every right to think me a broken reed in the matter of your Holst Memorial Fund. I have been away since May...	19350928
VWL4634	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Eva Hubback	Dear Mrs Hubback,¹ I do not at all like the idea - especially in this connection of a 2 guinea "charity concert" in a private home...	19360329
VWL675	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to H.G. Fiedler	Dear Professor It was nice to receive your card. You can do nothing for me in Hamburg except have pleasant memories of our staying there...	193906--
VWL1571	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Professor H.G. Fiedler	Dear Professor Can you help me with a literary problem? I remember being told some years ago that when Schiller wrote his Ode “An die...	19390625
VWL5048	Letter from John Masefield, Ralph Vaughan Williams and members of the National Book League to the Editor of The Times	Sir, May we appeal to you, Sir, to try to make public the tragic results that may arise from the peculiar proposal that books shall no longer...	19551126
VWL5077	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of The Times	Sir, We wish to express our deep concern at the new trend of policy in sound broadcasting recently announced by the B.B.C. The advent of...	19570425

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