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JAMES GIBBONS, an American critic and writer; born in Philadelphia in 1860. He was educated in the public schools and studied law in Philadelphia. He afterward studied music in Paris and for ten years was a teacher of piano at the National Conservatory of New York. He served as dramatic critic for several New York papers, including the "Sun" and the "Times." He wrote "The Man and His Music" (1900); " Music" (1900) "Egoists-A Book of ); "The Pathos of Distance" (1913); "Unicorns " (1917). He died Feb. 9, 1921.
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