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Title

A history of military music in America

Names

White, William Carter, 1881-1964.

Created / Published

New York : Exposition Press, [1945]

Headings

- Military music, American--History and criticism

Medium

272 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

Call Number/Physical Location

ML1311 .W5

Library of Congress Control Number

45035142

OCLC Number

2676174

LCCN Permalink

https://lccn.loc.gov/45035142

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White, William Carter. A history of military music in America. [New York: Exposition Press, 1945]

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White, W. C. (1945) A history of military music in America. [New York: Exposition Press]

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White, William Carter. A history of military music in America. [New York: Exposition Press, 1945]

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