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Book Credits |
| "White">Author | "White">Publisher | "White">Date | |
| America Learns To Dance | Joseph E. Marks III | Exposition | 1957 |
| Basic Ballet | William Walter English | Random House | 1954 |
| Dance Encyclopedia | Anatole Chujoy | A.S. Barnes | 1949 |
| Dancing for Stregth and Beauty | Edward Scott | Small Maynard & Co. | 1922 |
| Dancers Heritage, The | Ivor Guest | H. Wise & Co. | 1960 |
| Down Memory Lane | Arthur Murray | Greenberg | 1954 |
| Everyman's Dictionary of Dates | Baker & Dent | E.P. Dutton & Co. | 1954 |
| Grammer of the Art of Dancing | Friedrich Albert Zorn | A.J. Sheafe | 1905 |
| La Danse Ancienne et Moderne | Louis De Cahusac | Paris | 1754 |
| Lettres sur la danse et sur les Ballets | Jean George Noverre | unknown | 1700s |
| Modern Ballroom Dancing | Lillian Ray | Franklin | 1930 |
| Modern Dances | Caroline Walker | Saul Brothers | 1914 |
| Modern Dancing | Vernon & Irene Castle | Harper Brothers | 1914 |
| Music Lover Encyclopedia | Taylor & Kerr | Garden City Books | 1903 |
| Sir Roger de Coverly | the Spectator | Harper Brothers | 1710? |
| The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert | Diderot & d'Alembert | - | 1772 |
| The Story Of Jazz | Marshall Stearns | Oxford University Press | 1956 |
| World History Of Dance | Curt Sachs | Norton & Company | 1937 |
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