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Vail, James Harold.
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The choral Eucharist in the Anglican church from the English Reformation to the Oxford Movement: a dissertation.
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Los Aqngeles California : University of Southern California, 1961.
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Author
Vail, James Harold.
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Church of England.
Vocal music -- History and criticism.
Choral music -- History and criticism.
Church music -- Sacred music -- Vocal -- History and criticism.
Protestant Church -- Music -- History and criticism.
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University of Southern California.
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1 microfilm reel (311p.)
Author
Vail, James Harold.
Subject
Church of England.
Vocal music -- History and criticism.
Choral music -- History and criticism.
Church music -- Sacred music -- Vocal -- History and criticism.
Protestant Church -- Music -- History and criticism.
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University of Southern California.
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BJL Basement b
M/I 467
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Church of England.
Vocal music -- History and criticism.
Choral music -- History and criticism.
Church music -- Sacred music -- Vocal -- History and criticism.
Protestant Church -- Music -- History and criticism.
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1 microfilm reel (311p.)
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University of Southern California.
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