Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL3902	Letter from Gustav Holst to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear R I'm sorry - a) that I didn't stop to see you at the Dyson concert the night before I sailed: but I was tired and rather bored:...	19320415
VWL5054	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams and others to the Editor of The Times	Sir, While imperative needs of reconstruction and development must be met with expedition and efficiency, it will be a tragic mistake if they...	19450416
VWL2057	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Fritz Hart	Dear Fritz I was very glad to get your last letter though I was a long time answering it. I wonder if things are mentally so very...	19460824
VWL2445	Letter from Rutland Boughton to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear Ralph Of course Shaw was ridiculous. He set out to be. Would you have had him build a vatican, and pretend to be infallible? Shaw...	19520703
VWL2695	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Rutland Boughton	Dear Rutland, It was a great pleasure to hear The Immortal Hour again;¹ there are some lovely things in it, and you are...	19530621
VWL5131	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of The Listener	Sir, My attention has been called to a talk by Mr. Michael Tippett printed in THE LISTENER of July 26. This talk contains an extraordinary...	19560809

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