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DescriptionCongo-early.gif	Congo Square, New Orleans. Late 19th century artist's conception of African dances several generations earlier.
Date	1886
Source	Engraving by E. W. Kemble, to illustrate article “The Dance in Place Congo” by George Washington Cable, published in Century Magazine, February, 1886. Intermediate sources: English: http://www.jass.com Previously uploaded from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here.2006-06-30 upload date by Falcanary at en.wikipedia
Author	E. W. Kemble
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2006-06-30 16:10 Falcanary 390×200×8 (83064 bytes) http://www.jass.com

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