1357887 THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN VOICE: EMBRACING ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL HISTORY; TOGETHER WITH A SYSTEM OF PRINCIPLES, BY WHICH CRITICISM IN THE ART OF ELOCUTION MAY BE RENDERED INTELLIGIBLE, AND INSTRUCTION, DEFINITE AND COMPREHENSIVE. TO WHICH IS ADDED A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF SONG AND RECITATIVE. James Rush.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN VOICE: EMBRACING ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL HISTORY; TOGETHER WITH A SYSTEM OF PRINCIPLES, BY WHICH CRITICISM IN THE ART OF ELOCUTION MAY BE RENDERED INTELLIGIBLE, AND INSTRUCTION, DEFINITE AND COMPREHENSIVE. TO WHICH IS ADDED A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF SONG AND RECITATIVE.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN VOICE: EMBRACING ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL HISTORY; TOGETHER WITH A SYSTEM OF PRINCIPLES, BY WHICH CRITICISM IN THE ART OF ELOCUTION MAY BE RENDERED INTELLIGIBLE, AND INSTRUCTION, DEFINITE AND COMPREHENSIVE. TO WHICH IS ADDED A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF SONG AND RECITATIVE.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN VOICE: EMBRACING ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL HISTORY; TOGETHER WITH A SYSTEM OF PRINCIPLES, BY WHICH CRITICISM IN THE ART OF ELOCUTION MAY BE RENDERED INTELLIGIBLE, AND INSTRUCTION, DEFINITE AND COMPREHENSIVE. TO WHICH IS ADDED A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF SONG AND RECITATIVE.

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, 1845. Third Edition. Octavo, xlii, 43-499 pp. Good; bound in contemporary leather with some surface marks and scratches to covers, wear to spine edges and corners; binding tight; text block age-toned with library stamp to top edge; some age-toning and foxing to pages; ex-library copy with usual markings, including a bookplate to front pastedown, institutional stamps to several pages and call number written in pencil; MF consignment.

1357887

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