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The Only Two Books of the Kind Pub­ part of this century, by Elias Boudenot,
lished I
with all the discoveries made in the
last
seventy years bearing upon this in­
HISTORY OF MUSIC
teresting question.
AND ITS AMERICAN COMPOSERS,
4th. In this connection we give
Together With a Representative Piece lengthy articles from writings of Wil­
__ of Musio From Each Author.
liam Penn, James S. Milligan, D.D.,
H istory of M usic and its A merican
C omposers is divided into three parts : tion is also added the entire of Wendell
1st. Ils History, giving many new and Phillips’ lecture on the Lost Arts.
interesting things relative to its origin
The author J has dovoted a large
and progress. Though the art of music amount of time for the past sixteen
has reached a very high degree of per- years in gathering up from various his-
~TrrtinTT,-ynt' i!OW greatly has the histo r i- tones, facts connected with this ques-
_ cal^art been ueglmLed, and yet how .es­ tion. So this volume is not the work of
sential and interesting is a knowledge of a day, a month, or a year, but of many
its history from the beginning to the years of earnest research.
presen*, noticing Hie progress made by
The book contains about four hund­
the different people throughout the va­ red pages, beautifully bound in cloth
rious ages of the past. Great pains and morocco, with title in gold. It is
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Decline of Man.
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