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DANCE IN PLACE CONGO - Cable, 1974 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CREOLE, SLAVE SONGS MUSIC SCIENCE / MEDICINE literature and myths surrounding Freemasonry


DANCE IN PLACE CONGO - Cable, 1974 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CREOLE, SLAVE SONGS MUSIC SCIENCE / MEDICINE literature and myths surrounding Freemasonry

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literature and myths surrounding Freemasonry

Firm paper boards

The pages are crisp and clean save for a few spots of light foxing

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DANCE IN PLACE CONGO - Cable, 1974 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CREOLE, SLAVE SONGS MUSIC SCIENCE / MEDICINE literature and myths surrounding FreemasonryTHE DANCE IN PLACE CONGO & CREOLE SLAVE SONGS Book Details + Condition: Faruk von Turk (Carrollton, New Orleans, LA). First Edition thus, 1974. Scarce. Softcover pamphlet. 40 pages, with illustrations throughout. Small work by American novelist George Washington Cable, who is known for writing about Creole culture in New Orleans, and opposing Jim Crow laws in the late 19th century. This pamphlet is comprised of two articles originally published in

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