The English folk dance : some constructive considerations; I / Rolf Gardiner

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TextPublication details: 1923.Description: p. 52-54Subject(s):

Summary: Gardiner's 'magna charta' for the redemption of the EFDS, involving more virile dancing and an end to women dancing the morris.

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Photocopy of an article from Youth, no 11, October 1923.

Gardiner's 'magna charta' for the redemption of the EFDS, involving more virile dancing and an end to women dancing the morris.

Original publication: Youth, No. 11, October, 1923, p. 52-54.