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“We know of no short history of music which is its equal. This volume is about equally valuable for reading, for study, and for reference.”
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“A very thorough and illuminating work on the development of music. The biographical and explanatory notes to this volume are very valuable, supplying, with the text, a consecutive narrative of the history of music.”
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[*] Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes. [Modern symposium.] [**]$1. McClure.
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[*] “The charm of his style adds a pleasing force to his arguments.”
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Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes. Religion: a criticism and a forecast. [**]50c. McClure.