Autograph letters signed (3) and letter signed, dated : Weybridge and Turlie sur Mer (Monaco), 1890 and 1892, to William S. Hannam in Leeds, 1890 July 29. and 1892, 24 February.

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Autograph letters signed (3) and letter signed, dated : Weybridge and Turlie sur Mer (Monaco), 1890 and 1892, to William S. Hannam in Leeds, 1890 July 29. and 1892, 24 February.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270670355

Offering to lend him the score of The Martyr of Antioch, saying he does not like the program and has written his opinion to Spark, discussing the program Sullivan suggests, criticizing Brahms's Symphony no. 3 and expressing a preference for Schumann's First or Mendelssohn's "Italian," etc.

4 items (10 p., with two envelopes.) ; (12mo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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