Thomas Oliphant (French Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Thomas Oliphant" in French language version.

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Franklin Square Song Collection, 1881
Arts and sciences: ou quatrième division de The English encyclopedia, volume 2, page 378. Édité par Charles Knight (1866)[2]
The Musical World, volumes 9–10; volume 12
the Musical World, vol. 13. (1840) Publishers: Henry Hooper, 13 Pall Mall East, London, R. Groombridge, Panyer Alley, [4]
The Oxford Song Book (volume 1) (1916)
Treasures of the British Library by Nicolas Barker
A History of the British Museum Library by Philip Rowland Harris
the Musical World, vol. 13
the Law Times, vol 26
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Literary recollections and sketches de Francis Espinasse (en)

royalcollection.org.uk

Partition de la chorale et du cérémonial du mariage, 10 mars 1863, imprimée par Harrison and Sons. Paroles de la chorale de Thomas Oliphant [1]
Royal Collection

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National Library of Scotland, Ref: GB233/MS.10990 Thomas Oliphant: Views in Scotland 1852 [5]

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Literary recollections and sketches de Francis Espinasse (en)

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All Ye Who Music Love (SATB), Wisconsin Music Educators Association.

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The praise of music, cantate pour quatre voix principales avec chœur. Auteur : Ludwig van Beethoven; Friedrich Rochlitz; Thomas Oliphant Éditeur : London, Cramer, Addison & Beale (184-?)[3]