We also have access to correspondence in which composers single out performances of their own music that they like best.
Central to Mr. Toker's account is an emphasis on the interplay between Kaufmann and Wright, based on new access to correspondence between them.
For eight years this newspaper, through the Freedom of Information Act, has been seeking access to correspondence between the prince and seven government departments between 2004 and 2005.
Its author, Jennifer Kloester, was given unprecedented access to correspondence by Heyer's family, and was "taken aback" by similarities between the authors.
When Guardian Australia requested access to correspondence from the private server across September and October 2015 relating to Turnbull's official business, the prime minister's department refused the request on the grounds that it held no documents in its possession within the scope of the request.
The FBI currently is authorized to access phone correspondence by the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which requires phone companies to allow the government (with a court order) to directly intercept any communication.
No man, it reasons, can run an office much less a nation, without access to his correspondence.
The author Philip Roth, left, has chosen a biographer who is to be granted unfettered access to his correspondence, private archives, family and friends.
The company rejected earlier drafts by Harbottle & Lewis that were not as broad, according to the two people with access to the correspondence.
Under this rule, detectives could not be given access to damning correspondence with the standards commissioner in which MacShane described how signatures on receipts from the European Policy Institute (EPI) had been faked.
