Miscellany of minuets, popular tunes, and parlor song melodies : manuscript, [ca. 1767]

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Miscellany of minuets, popular tunes, and parlor song melodies : manuscript, [ca. 1767]

[2], 78, 81-94 p. of ms. music ; 14 x 24 cm.

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