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Oxford
Oxford, known for his most famous work "Shakespeare's plays," was a prominent figure in the Elizabethan literary scene. His writing style was characterized by intricate plots, rich language, and vivid imagery. Oxford's key contributions to literature include his influential role in the development of English drama and poetry.
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A Second Easy Album for Organ
Six pieces by contemporary British composers
Oxford
Sheetmusic
Published:
1975
