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* The Esperance Morris Book Volume 1 [http://www.archive.org/details/esperance01neal]
* The Esperance Morris Book Volume 1 [http://www.archive.org/details/esperance01neal]
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The description reads: ''pt 1. A manual of morris dances, folk-songs and singing games.--pt. 2. Morris dances, country dances, sword dances and sea shanties. Notes and steps written by C. Carey; music collected and arranged by G. Toye and C. Carey''
The description reads: ''pt 1. A manual of morris dances, folk-songs and singing games.--pt. 2. Morris dances, country dances, sword dances and sea shanties. Notes and steps written by C. Carey; music collected and arranged by G. Toye and C. Carey''
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* The Morris book : with a description of dances as performed by the Morris men of England (1912-) [http://www.archive.org/details/p2morrisbookwit00sharuoft]
Sharp, Cecil J. (Cecil James), 1859-1924 with MacIlwaine, Herbert C
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  • The Esperance Morris Book Volume 1 [1]
  • The Esperance Morris Book Volume 2 [2]

These two volumes were created by Mary Neal and published in 1910. They are freely available in various formats.

The description reads: pt 1. A manual of morris dances, folk-songs and singing games.--pt. 2. Morris dances, country dances, sword dances and sea shanties. Notes and steps written by C. Carey; music collected and arranged by G. Toye and C. Carey


  • The Morris book : with a description of dances as performed by the Morris men of England (1912-) [3]

Sharp, Cecil J. (Cecil James), 1859-1924 with MacIlwaine, Herbert C