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[Debra Baxley]

Which one would it be?  The Library of Congress does not have it.  

Debra Baxley

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Debra,

There is a braille edition of A History of Western Music.  You might check 
your closest Library for the Blind.
Anne
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> Hello.  What do Roman roads have to do with Advanced Music History?  Does
> anyone know if the book, A History Of Western Music is in Braille?  I am
> trying to locate the Fourth edition.
>
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> Debra
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