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All About the latest Dances: A Critcal & Practical Treatise

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Scott, Edward

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Book written by Edward Scott and published by George Routledge & Sons, Ltd. it is called "All about the Latest Dances: A Critical & Practical Treatise, including the "Boston," Waltz variations, the one-step, the two-step, the Fox-Trot, the so-called "Jazz," the hesitation Waltz, etc.". It is missing its front and back covers. It is not dated on the remaining pages, but appears to have been published after 1910 due to inclusion of the Foxtrot.
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  1. Ballroom Dancing
  2. Dance

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