M R Turner & A Miall, The Edwardian Song Book (Methuen, 1982) ISBN 0 413 49790 9
About this quote
- What does it mean?
- This is a bibliographic entry citing a song book, not a poetic quote with interpretative meaning.
- In plain terms
- It lists the source of a song collection with publication details.
- What can you take from it?
- Proper citation requires clear publication data.
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Questions to consider
- Why is accurate sourcing important?
- How do you track your sources?
Another view
There is no thematic content to extract beyond the citation itself.
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