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?Reference usefulness of this well-made volume will be as high as its durability and readability. Free-lance writer Anita King has made a generally felicitous selection of both those to be quoted and items cited. . . . This is an indispensable, unique adjunct to the reference collections of all types of libraries.?-Choice

"?Reference usefulness of this well-made volume will be as high as its durability and readability. Free-lance writer Anita King has made a generally felicitous selection of both those to be quoted and items cited. . . . This is an indispensable, unique adjunct to the reference collections of all types of libraries.?-Choice ""Reference usefulness of this well-made volume will be as high as its durability and readability. Free-lance writer Anita King has made a generally felicitous selection of both those to be quoted and items cited. . . . This is an indispensable, unique adjunct to the reference collections of all types of libraries.""-Choice"

?Reference usefulness of this well-made volume will be as high as its durability and readability. Free-lance writer Anita King has made a generally felicitous selection of both those to be quoted and items cited. . . . This is an indispensable, unique adjunct to the reference collections of all types of libraries.?-Choice ""Reference usefulness of this well-made volume will be as high as its durability and readability. Free-lance writer Anita King has made a generally felicitous selection of both those to be quoted and items cited. . . . This is an indispensable, unique adjunct to the reference collections of all types of libraries.""-Choice

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ANITA KING is a writer-editor-researcher whose interest lies in the arts. She is the author of Samba and Other Afro-Brazilian Dance Expressions (1989), An Introduction to Candomblé (1987), Quotations in Black (Greenwood, 1981), and Notes About Music: Schomburg's Sheet Music Collection, The Schomburg Center Journal, Winter 1984.

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