ins_duke_of_kents_waltz
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| Du min Cahusac 1801\\ | Du min Cahusac 1801\\ | ||
| As in "The Playford Ball" | As in "The Playford Ball" | ||
| + | A. Simons 1970\\ | ||
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| partner with the left. </ | partner with the left. </ | ||
| + | **THE DUKE OF KENT'S WALTZ**\\ | ||
| + | Edward Augustus, 1767-1820, was the fourth son of | ||
| + | George III and father of Queen Victoria. He was made | ||
| + | Duke of Kent in 1799 and was commander-in-chief of the | ||
| + | forces in British America in 1799-1800.\\ | ||
| + | During the 1790' | ||
| + | This waltz country dance commemorating the Duke was found in a coverless book | ||
| + | at the British Library, which Jacqueline Schwab has since identified in the course of | ||
| + | her work preparing a bibliography of published English country dances, 1700-1830, | ||
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