The cultivation of body and mind in nineteenth-century American Delsartism

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Preface Introduction The Cast of Characters in Europe and the United States Francois Delsarte and His French Students Steele Mackaye and His American Followers Henrietta Hovey: From the Fashionable Salon to the School of Denishawn Genevieve Stebbins: Teacher and Artist The Spread of American Delsartism in the United States and Europe American Delsartean Theory and Practice The Delsarte-Mackaye System Genevieve Stebbins: Searching for Knowledge Genevieve Stebbins: Teaching and Preaching Genevieve Stebbins on Stage Epilogue Bibliography Index

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