A graphemic, morphological, sytactical, lexical, and contextual analysis of the Library of Congress music subject headings and their relationship to the Library of Congress classification schedule, class M, as determined by a comparative sampling of their
by Charles D. Patterson
Book 19 of Dissertation series (University of Pittsburgh. Graduate School of Library and Information Sciences) --
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