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Excerpt from An Introduction to Russian Music
Others are interested for political reasons, recognising that as we have entered into an alliance with the Russians it is high time that we began to find out what sort of folk our allies really are, and these people are rapidly dis covering - as Borodin prophesied they would that the Russians are not the eaters of tallow candles and polar bears some of: us once thought them.
But there is another class, and it is obviously the smallest, of students of Russian music. There is no doubt, wrote Mr. Francis Toye, in the July, 1914, number of the English Review.
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