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Organs of the Soul:

Sonic Networks in Eighteenth-Century Paris

Rebecca Geoffroy-Schwinden, Author
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Performances on Pont Neuf


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Who was Tabarin?
What is a Stentorian voice?
Who was P.L.Jacob?

Mason 1996 explains that street singing, at least until the Revolution, was typically looked down upon as a lower class activity, not a legitimate form of political activism.

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