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Getting the facts straight. (Letters).(Letter to the Editor)
When I received my September issue with Drew Minter's review of the Mendelssohn Paulus I read that Felix Mendelssohn was "the privileged son of a renowned philosopher." Minter refers surely to Felix's grandfather, Moses ...
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