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Bean Flower
04:24
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2. |
Queen's Row
04:00
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3. |
Trip to Windsor
03:57
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4. |
The Weavers
04:11
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5. |
Dartford Camp
03:53
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The Glass House
03:40
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7. |
Bloom of the Pea
03:43
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8. |
What you Please
03:37
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9. |
Miss Cooper's Fancy
03:53
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10. |
Merry Coblers
03:44
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11. |
Trip to Cumberland
03:51
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12. |
Was that not Provoking
05:12
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13. |
Procupine Dance
03:37
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RegencyDances.org Winchester, UK
The www.RegencyDances.org website is a free learning resource that demonstrates the dances of the British Regency period through animation, notation, music and example videos.
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