An edition of Female pipings in Eden (1933)

Female pipings in Eden

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Female pipings in Eden
Ethel Smyth
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P. Davies, limited
Language
English
Pages
294

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1934, P. Davies, limited
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Table of Contents

I. Female pipings in Eden. Recollections of Brahms. Where musical criticism goes astray. Henry Brewster: a memoir; and letters. Double faults and others. Delirious tempi in music.
II. Short writings: The battle of Omdurman [a contemporary account from letters of Brig.-Gen. R. N. Smyth] Tragi-comedies of childhood. Lilian Baylis: a sketch. A Sicilian reminiscence.
III. Emmeline Pankhurst (1858-1928)
IV. Appendix to Female pipings in Eden.

Edition Notes

"First published in November 1933. Second edition, revised, March 1934."

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Classifications

Library of Congress
ML410.S66 A34 1934

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Pagination
vii, 294 p.
Number of pages
294

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6306846M
LCCN
34017982
OCLC/WorldCat
992866

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