Theory and practice of just intonation : with a view to the abolition of temperament : as illustrated by the description and use of the enharmonic organ, presenting the power of executing with the simple ratios in twenty keys, with a correction for changes of temperature, built by Messrs. Robson ... for the exhibition of 1851, and an appendix, tracing the identity of design with the enharmonic of the ancients., by T. Perronet Thompson

Title:	Theory and practice of just intonation : with a view to the abolition of temperament : as illustrated by the description and use of the enharmonic organ, presenting the power of executing with the simple ratios in twenty keys, with a correction for changes of temperature, built by Messrs. Robson ... for the exhibition of 1851, and an appendix, tracing the identity of design with the enharmonic of the ancients.
Author:	Thompson, T. Perronet (Thomas Perronet), 1783-1869
Note:	Effingham Wilson, 1850

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Subject:	Just intonation
Subject:	Musical temperament
Subject:	Organ (Musical instrument)
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