[Folk songs and folklore in Iloko]. 1911.

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[Folk songs and folklore in Iloko]. 1911.

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Notes on Ilokano folk songs and folklore, compiled by Emerson Brewer Christie, probably around 1911, and possibly copied by Benito Ilustre, Mr. Christie's interpreter.

[73] p., bound ; 22 cm.

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