BOULT PAPERS: (SERIES II) Vol. xxix. Musical compositions by Boult and other composers; 1897-?1983, n.d. Autograph and in ink unless otherwise stated. Songs are with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated.ff. 151.1.ff. 1-2. Song ‘Young Love’, d... 1893-1979

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BOULT PAPERS: (SERIES II) Vol. xxix. Musical compositions by Boult and other composers; 1897-?1983, n.d. Autograph and in ink unless otherwise stated. Songs are with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated.ff. 151.1. ff. 1-2. Song ‘Young Love’, d..., 1893-1979

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