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THOMAS S. CURREN

THE HOUR THAT THE SHIP COMES IN

Written by THOMAS S. CURREN Posted April 8, 2021 Filed Under: FEATURES

Civil Rights and the New England folk revival.

Filed Under: FEATURES Tagged With: Civil Rights, Folk, history, Music

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