An in-depth examination of the development of music and devotional life in the American Bahai community.
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. . . this book is a source of information and food for thought . . . -- Bahai Association for Arts
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R. Jackson Armstrong-Ingram is an archivist at the Nevada State Library and Archives and a cultural anthropologist with a particular interest in cross-cultural contact.
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