The maid of Athens, manuscript music, 1861.

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The maid of Athens, manuscript music, 1861.

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The collection consists of a manuscript composition with "Musical Arr. by H.C.W.," dated 1861. The words for "The maid of Athens" are by Lord Byron. In ink and pencil the piece covers three pages and is perhaps an original work.

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Work, Henry C. (Henry Clay), 1832-1884

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