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English: This is the dust jacket for the book Great Singers on the Art of Singing, by James Francis Cooke. It is a public domain image, taken from a Project Gutenberg book. |
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Original publication: Copyright, 1921, by Theodore Presser Co., Philadelphia |
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James Francis Cooke |
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