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Originally appearing in Volume V02, Page 888 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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AUBADE (a
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French word from
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aube, the
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dawn)  , the
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dawn-
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song of the troubadours of
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Provence,
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developed by the
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Minnesingers (q.v.) of
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Germany into the Tagelied, the song of the parting at dawn of lovers at the warning of the watchman . In
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France in
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modern times the
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term is applied to the performance of a military
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band in the
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early
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morning in
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honour of some distinguished
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person .

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