An edition of Songs of the British Islands (1903)

Songs of the British Islands

one hundred national melodies selected and edited for the use of schools.

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Songs of the British Islands
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An edition of Songs of the British Islands (1903)

Songs of the British Islands

one hundred national melodies selected and edited for the use of schools.

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Publisher
J. Curwen
Language
English
Pages
115

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Subjects
British Folk songs, Folk songs, British, School songbooks

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Songs of the British Islands: one hundred national melodies selected and edited for the use of schools.
1903, J. Curwen
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Songs of the British Isles: one hundred national melodies selected and edited for the use of schools.
1903, Curwen
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London
Series
Curwen edition -- 6179

Classifications

Library of Congress
M1994 H13

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Pagination
115p.
Number of pages
115

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OL16898782M

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