Book Review: The Truth of Music: Empire, Law, and Secrecy

Sarah Schmalenberger

Sarah Schmalenberger

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empire, music law, Henry Kingsbury

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Author: Henry Kingsbury

Reviewer: Sarah Schmalenberger

Publisher: Full Court Press, 2005

Paper, ISBN: 0-9769269-0-3, 135 pages

Cost: $14.45USD

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Nov 28, 2014

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Vol. 4 No. 1

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Multimedia

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