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A treatise on the structure and preservation of the violin and all other bow-instruments; together with an account of the most celebrated makers, and of the genuine characteristics of their instruments;, 1860
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1TO COMPOSERS AND STUDENTS OF MUSIC.
3AUTHORS ABOUT TO PUBLISH
4ARE INVITED TO PLACE THEIR MSS. IN THE HANDS OF
5ROBERT COCKS AND CO.,
6Music Publishers to their Majesties Queen Victoria and the Emperor Napoleon III.
8The resources of this well-known House, which in publishing enterprise excels all the houses in Europe, are sufficient to ensure perfection in details, united with moderate charges; while the large staff retained as a necessary consequence of their extensive publishing engagements, enable the firm to offer to authors every possible assistance, both musical and literary, in the revision and correction of MSS., &c., with other facilities which need not be adverted to.
10Authors' works have also the advantage of being inserted in the Catalogues of the House, which are in constant circulation throughout Great Britain, Ireland, the Continent, and the Colonies.
12THE THEORY, &c., OF MUSIC.
14All persons engaged in the study of music, as well as all professors and teachers, should apply for Robert Cocks & Co.'s Catalogue of Educational Works (to be had free of all charge), embracing copious lists of Theoretical and Elementary Works, Instruction Books for all Instruments, Works on the Construction and Tuning of Instruments, and on every branch of Musical Education.
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