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  <dc:title>What Britishers Are Made Of!</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Sheet music for piano and voice, titled "What Britishers Are Made Of!", appearing as 5 loose sheets (10 pages total). The front cover includes an illustrated portrait of Leo Dryden wearing a black suit jacket and waistcoat, and a white shirt and tie, looking to the left; this is positioned at the top right of the page. Below this is an illustration of several white men wearing North American and cowboy-style clothes, hiding behind a dead horse - next to which is potentially a bison skull - and shooting at a group of people in front of them. Some of the white men are wounded and on the floor. The group being shot at are depicted as black tribal warriors, wearing white cloths and holding spears and shields. They are running at the white men and are flailing their arms.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1894</dc:date>
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