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|1||15|| ||Canon|| || ||B{{flat}}||4||Lift up your heads, O ye gates|| | |1||15||0||Canon|| || ||B{{flat}}||4||Lift up your heads, O ye gates|| | ||
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|2||16||2606||Milford ||Joseph Stephenson||1760||A||4||If angels sung a Savior's birth|| | |2||16||2606||[[Milford (Joseph Stephenson)|Milford]]||Joseph Stephenson||1760||A||4||If angels sung a Savior's birth|| | ||
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|3||17||3366||Boston ||William Billings||1770||B ||4||Shepherds, rejoice, lift up your eyes|| | |3||17||3366||[[Boston (William Billings)|Boston]]||William Billings||1770||B ||4||Shepherds, rejoice, lift up your eyes|| | ||
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|4||18||4622a||Sherburne ||Daniel Read||1785||D||4||Songs of immortal praise belong|| | |4||18||4622a||[[Sherburne (Daniel Read)|Sherburne]]||Daniel Read||1785||D||4||Songs of immortal praise belong|| | ||
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|5||19||4594||Calvary ||Daniel Read||1785||a||4||My thoughts that often mount the skies|| | |5||19||4594||[[Calvary (Daniel Read)|Calvary]]||Daniel Read||1785||a||4||My thoughts that often mount the skies|| | ||
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|6||20||3678||Exeter ||William Billings||1774||f||4||My thoughts on awful subjects roll|| | |6||20||3678||[[Exeter (William Billings)|Exeter]]||William Billings||1774||f||4||My thoughts on awful subjects roll|| | ||
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|7||21||2534a||3rd Psalm||Joseph Stephenson||1758||a||4||With reverence let the saints appear|| | |7||21||2534a||[[3rd Psalm (Joseph Stephenson)|3rd Psalm]]||Joseph Stephenson||1758||a||4||With reverence let the saints appear|| | ||
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|8||22||5013a||Ocean ||Law, Rudiments of Music, Ed. 2||1789||F||4||Thy works of glory, mighty Lord|| | |8||22||5013a||Ocean ||Law, Rudiments of Music, Ed. 2||1789||F||4||Thy works of glory, mighty Lord|| | ||
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|9||23||4014||Majesty ||William Billings||1778||F||4||The Lord descended from above|| | |9||23||4014||[[Majesty (William Billings)|Majesty]]||William Billings||1778||F||4||The Lord descended from above|| | ||
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|10||24||4019||Phoebus ||William Billings||1778||f ||4||Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear|| | |10||24||4019||[[Phoebus (William Billings)|Phoebus]]||William Billings||1778||f ||4||Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear|| | ||
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|11||25||5375||Montgomery ||Justin Morgan||1790||G||4||Early, my God, without delay|| | |11||25||5375||[[Montgomery (Justin Morgan)|Montgomery]]||Justin Morgan||1790||G||4||Early, my God, without delay|| | ||
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|12||26||4690a||Jordan ||William Billings||1786||A||4||There is a land of pure delight|| | |12||26||4690a||[[Jordan (William Billings)|Jordan]]||William Billings||1786||A||4||There is a land of pure delight|| | ||
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|13||27||4527b||Enfield ||Solomon Chandler||1785||E||4||Before the rosy dawn of day|| | |13||27||4527b||[[Enfield (Solomon Chandler)|Enfield]]||Solomon Chandler||1785||E||4||Before the rosy dawn of day|| | ||
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|14||28||2766||33rd Psalm||William Tuckey||1761||D||4||Rejoice, ye righteous, in the Lord|| | |14||28||2766||[[33rd Psalm (William Tuckey)|33rd Psalm]]||William Tuckey||1761||D||4||Rejoice, ye righteous, in the Lord|| | ||
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|15||29||6180b||119th Psalm||Smith, in French||1793||e||4||Had not the word been my delight|| | |15||29||6180b||119th Psalm||Smith, in French||1793||e||4||Had not the word been my delight|| | ||
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|16||30||7879||Dover ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||And let this feeble body fail|| | |16||30||7879||[[Dover (Amos Pilsbury)|Dover]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||And let this feeble body fail|| | ||
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|17||31||5805a||Ringe ||Samuel Holyoke||1791||G||3||My thoughts surmount these lower skies|| | |17||31||5805a||[[Ringe (Samuel Holyoke)|Ringe]]||Samuel Holyoke||1791||G||3||My thoughts surmount these lower skies|| | ||
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|18||32||3223a||St. Asaph ||Benjamin Milgrove||1768||B ||4||Give thanks to God the sovereign Lord|| | |18||32||3223a||[[St. Asaph (Benjamin Milgrove)|St. Asaph]]||Benjamin Milgrove||1768||B ||4||Give thanks to God the sovereign Lord|| | ||
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|19||33||3662a||Ashley ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 1||1774||G||4||Salvation! O the joyful sound|| | |19||33||3662a||Ashley ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 1||1774||G||4||Salvation! O the joyful sound|| | ||
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|20||34||2640||34th Psalm||Joseph Stephenson||1760||C||4||Through all the changing scenes of life|| | |20||34||2640||[[34th Psalm (Joseph Stephenson)|34th Psalm]]||Joseph Stephenson||1760||C||4||Through all the changing scenes of life|| | ||
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|21||35a||4290||Virginia ||Oliver Brownson||1782||e||4||Thy words the raging winds control|| | |21||35a||4290||[[Virginia (Oliver Brownson)|Virginia]]||Oliver Brownson||1782||e||4||Thy words the raging winds control|| | ||
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|22||35b||4141||Suffield ||A. King||1779||e||4||Teach me the measure of my days|| | |22||35b||4141||Suffield ||A. King||1779||e||4||Teach me the measure of my days|| | ||
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|23||36a||4142a||Worthington ||Strong||1779||d||4||Thee we adore, eternal name|| | |23||36a||4142a||Worthington ||Strong||1779||d||4||Thee we adore, eternal name|| | ||
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|24||36b||4629||Winter ||Daniel Read||1785||F||4||His hoary frost, his fleecy snow|| | |24||36b||4629||[[Winter (Daniel Read)|Winter]]||Daniel Read||1785||F||4||His hoary frost, his fleecy snow|| | ||
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|25||37a||2721||Kensington ||J. Wesley Sacred Melody||1761||g||4||O for an heart to praise my God|| | |25||37a||2721||Kensington ||J. Wesley Sacred Melody||1761||g||4||O for an heart to praise my God|| | ||
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|26||37b||1946a||Newbury ||Michael Beesly||1746||a||4||Thee we adore, eternal name|| | |26||37b||1946a||[[Newbury (Michael Beesly)|Newbury]]||Michael Beesly||1746||a||4||Thee we adore, eternal name|| | ||
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|27||38a||4740||Georgia ||Law, Rudiments of Music, Ed. 2||1786||e||4||How vain are all things here below|| | |27||38a||4740||Georgia ||Law, Rudiments of Music, Ed. 2||1786||e||4||How vain are all things here below|| | ||
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|28||38b||4093a||Miles-Lane ||William Shrubsole||1779||C||4||All hail the power of Jesus' name|| | |28||38b||4093a||[[Miles-Lane (William Shrubsole)|Miles-Lane]]||William Shrubsole||1779||C||4||All hail the power of Jesus' name|| | ||
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|29||39a||2776d||Abingdon ||Musgrave Heighington||1762||G||4||O for a thousand tongues to sing|| | |29||39a||2776d||[[Abingdon (Musgrave Heighington)|Abingdon]]||Musgrave Heighington||1762||G||4||O for a thousand tongues to sing|| | ||
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|30||39b||1936a||Irish ||Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems||1749||G||4||Being of beings, God of love|| | |30||39b||1936a||Irish ||Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems||1749||G||4||Being of beings, God of love|| | ||
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|31||40a||967a||Rochester ||Israel Holdroyd||1722||G||4||When all the mercies of my God|| | |31||40a||967a||[[Rochester (Israel Holdroyd)|Rochester]]||Israel Holdroyd||1722||G||4||When all the mercies of my God|| | ||
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|32||40b||909b||Mear ||Simon Browne||1720||G||4||Our god, our help in ages past|| | |32||40b||909b||[[Mear (Simon Browne)|Mear]]||Simon Browne||1720||G||4||Our god, our help in ages past|| | ||
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|33||41a||930a||Bedford ||William Wheal||1720||F||4||My God, my everlasting hope|| | |33||41a||930a||[[Bedford (William Wheal)|Bedford]]||William Wheal||1720||F||4||My God, my everlasting hope|| | ||
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|34||41b||2924a||Buckingham ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||a||4||My drowsy powers, why sleep ye so|| | |34||41b||2924a||Buckingham ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||a||4||My drowsy powers, why sleep ye so|| | ||
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|35||42a||1084a||Crowley ||Green, Book of Psalm Tunes Ed. 5||1724||g||4||Why should the children of a King|| | |35||42a||1084a||Crowley ||Green, Book of Psalm Tunes Ed. 5||1724||g||4||Why should the children of a King|| | ||
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|36||42b||2931a||A Funeral Thought ||Isaac Smith||1763||a||4||Hark! From the tombs a doleful sound|| | |36||42b||2931a||[[A Funeral Thought (Isaac Smith)|A Funeral Thought]]||Isaac Smith||1763||a||4||Hark! From the tombs a doleful sound|| | ||
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|37||43a||1390a||Bangor ||William Tans'ur||1735||d||4||Father, I stretch my hands to thee|| | |37||43a||1390a||[[Bangor (William Tans'ur)|Bangor]]||William Tans'ur||1735||d||4||Father, I stretch my hands to thee|| | ||
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|38||43b||271l||Windsor ||Christopher Tye||1552||a||4||Thee we adore, eternal name|| | |38||43b||271l||[[Windsor (Christopher Tye)|Windsor]]||Christopher Tye||1552||a||4||Thee we adore, eternal name|| | ||
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|39||44a||2042b||New-York ||William Tans'ur||1752||E||4||Lord, how divine thy comforts are|| | |39||44a||2042b||[[New-York (William Tans'ur)|New-York]]||William Tans'ur||1752||E||4||Lord, how divine thy comforts are|| | ||
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|40||44b||1929||St. Martins ||William Tans'ur||1748||A||4||My God, the spring of all my joys|| | |40||44b||1929||[[St. Martins (William Tans'ur)|St. Martins]]||William Tans'ur||1748||A||4||My God, the spring of all my joys|| | ||
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|41||45a||3673a||Liverpool ||Robert Wainwright||1774||F||4||Let every tongue thy goodness speak|| | |41||45a||3673a||[[Liverpool (Robert Wainwright)|Liverpool]]||Robert Wainwright||1774||F||4||Let every tongue thy goodness speak|| | ||
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|42||45b||6282b||Archdale ||Oliver Holden||1793||F||4||When God revealed his gracious name|| | |42||45b||6282b||[[Archdale (Oliver Holden)|Archdale]]||Oliver Holden||1793||F||4||When God revealed his gracious name|| | ||
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|43||46a||6767a||Alexandria ||James Leach||1794||D||4||My Savior, my almighty friend|| | |43||46a||6767a||[[Alexandria (James Leach)|Alexandria]]||James Leach||1794||D||4||My Savior, my almighty friend|| | ||
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|44||46b||5176a||Melody ||James Leach||1789||G||4||To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost|| | |44||46b||5176a||[[Melody (James Leach)|Melody]]||James Leach||1789||G||4||To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost|| | ||
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|45||47||4031||Washington ||William Billings||1778||E||4||Lord, when though didst ascend on high|| | |45||47||4031||[[Washington (William Billings)|Washington]]||William Billings||1778||E||4||Lord, when though didst ascend on high|| | ||
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|46||48||4526||Bristol ||Timothy Swan||1785||F||4||The lofty pillars of the sky|| | |46||48||4526||[[Bristol (Timothy Swan)|Bristol]]||Timothy Swan||1785||F||4||The lofty pillars of the sky|| | ||
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|47||49||4661||Stratfield ||Ezra Goff||1786||f ||4||To thee, my God and Savior, I|| | |47||49||4661||[[Stratfield (Ezra Goff)|Stratfield]]||Ezra Goff||1786||f ||4||To thee, my God and Savior, I|| | ||
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|48||50||4289||Stratford ||Daniel Read||1782||a||4||Mourn, mourn, ye saints, who once did see|| | |48||50||4289||[[Stratford (Daniel Read)|Stratford]]||Daniel Read||1782||a||4||Mourn, mourn, ye saints, who once did see|| | ||
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|49||51||7902||Portland ||Uranian Harmony||1791||d||4||When we our wearied limbs to rest|| | |49||51||7902||Portland ||Uranian Harmony||1791||d||4||When we our wearied limbs to rest|| | ||
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|50||52||4741||Greenwich ||Daniel Read||1786||e||4||Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was I|| | |50||52||4741||[[Greenwich (Daniel Read)|Greenwich]]||Daniel Read||1786||e||4||Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was I|| | ||
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|51||53||4431||Montague ||Timothy Swan||1783||d||4||Now let our mournful songs record|| | |51||53||4431||[[Montague (Timothy Swan)|Montague]]||Timothy Swan||1783||d||4||Now let our mournful songs record|| | ||
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|52||54||4131||Hartford ||Elihu Carpenter||1779||d||4||The spacious earth is all the Lord's|| | |52||54||4131||[[Hartford (Elihu Carpenter)|Hartford]]||Elihu Carpenter||1779||d||4||The spacious earth is all the Lord's|| | ||
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|53||55||5776||Edinburgh ||Samuel Holyoke||1791||G||3||Ye heavens with sounds of triumph ring|| | |53||55||5776||[[Edinburgh (Samuel Holyoke)|Edinburgh]]||Samuel Holyoke||1791||G||3||Ye heavens with sounds of triumph ring|| | ||
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|54||56||5587a||All Saints New ||Amariah Hall||1791||c||4||O if my Lord would come and meet|| | |54||56||5587a||[[All Saints New (Amariah Hall)|All Saints New]]||Amariah Hall||1791||c||4||O if my Lord would come and meet|| | ||
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|55||57||5012||New Jersey ||Ishmael Spicer||1789||e||4||Lord, what was man when made at first|| | |55||57||5012||[[New Jersey (Ishmael Spicer)|New Jersey]]||Ishmael Spicer||1789||e||4||Lord, what was man when made at first|| | ||
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|56||58||7898||New Hampshire ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||E||4||Tis the fair dawn of heavenly day||New in this book | |56||58||7898||[[New Hampshire (Amos Pilsbury)|New Hampshire]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||E||4||Tis the fair dawn of heavenly day||New in this book | ||
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|57||59||4274||Bridgewater ||Lewis Edson||1782||C||4||My soul, the great Creator praise|| | |57||59||4274||[[Bridgewater (Lewis Edson)|Bridgewater]]||Lewis Edson||1782||C||4||My soul, the great Creator praise|| | ||
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|58||60-61||3256a||Denbigh ||Martin Madan||1769||E||3||From all that dwell below the skies|| | |58||60-61||3256a||[[Denbigh (Martin Madan)|Denbigh]]||Martin Madan||1769||E||3||From all that dwell below the skies|| | ||
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|59||61||7894||Morning ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||He dies, the friend of sinners dies||New in this book | |59||61||7894||[[Morning (Amos Pilsbury)|Morning]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||He dies, the friend of sinners dies||New in this book | ||
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|60||62||5348||Complaint ||Ezra Parmenter||1790||e||4||Spare us, O Lord, aloud we cry|| | |60||62||5348||[[Complaint (Ezra Parmenter)|Complaint]]||Ezra Parmenter||1790||e||4||Spare us, O Lord, aloud we cry|| | ||
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|61||63||7200||Deanfield ||Village Harmony, Ed. 2||1796||E||4||Now is the hour of darkness past|| | |61||63||7200||Deanfield ||Village Harmony, Ed. 2||1796||E||4||Now is the hour of darkness past|| | ||
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|62||64||5014||Carlisle ||Ishmael Spicer||1789||a||4||Deep in our hearts let us record|| | |62||64||5014||[[Carlisle (Ishmael Spicer)|Carlisle]]||Ishmael Spicer||1789||a||4||Deep in our hearts let us record|| | ||
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|63||65||7303||Spring ||Smith||1797||a||3||Gently he draws my heart along|| | |63||65||7303||Spring ||Smith||1797||a||3||Gently he draws my heart along|| | ||
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|64||66a||3965a||Portugal ||Thomas Thorley||1778||A||4||Of him who did salvation bring|| | |64||66a||3965a||[[Portugal (Thomas Thorley)|Portugal]]||Thomas Thorley||1778||A||4||Of him who did salvation bring|| | ||
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|65||66b||4939||Antigua ||R. Wells||1788||D||4||Let him embrace my soul, and prove|| | |65||66b||4939||Antigua ||R. Wells||1788||D||4||Let him embrace my soul, and prove|| | ||
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|66||67a||2213a||Kingsbridge ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||a||4||God of my life, whose gracious power|| | |66||67a||2213a||Kingsbridge ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||a||4||God of my life, whose gracious power|| | ||
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|67||67b||7888a||Kedron ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||Thou man of grief, remember me|| | |67||67b||7888a||[[Kedron (Amos Pilsbury)|Kedron]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||Thou man of grief, remember me|| | ||
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|68||68a||4789||Russia ||Daniel Read||1787||a||4||False are the men of high degree|| | |68||68a||4789||[[Russia (Daniel Read)|Russia]]||Daniel Read||1787||a||4||False are the men of high degree|| | ||
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|69||68b||4612||Naples ||Daniel Read||1785||d||4||Shall the vile race of flesh and blood|| | |69||68b||4612||[[Naples (Daniel Read)|Naples]]||Daniel Read||1785||d||4||Shall the vile race of flesh and blood|| | ||
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|70||69a||4946a||New Sabbath ||Addington, Collection of Psalm Tunes||1788||D||4||Jehovah reigns, his throne is high|| | |70||69a||4946a||New Sabbath ||Addington, Collection of Psalm Tunes||1788||D||4||Jehovah reigns, his throne is high|| | ||
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|71||69b||2992||Lebanon ||J. Wesley Sacred Melody||1765||D||4||Rejoice, ye shining worlds on high|| | |71||69b||2992||Lebanon ||J. Wesley Sacred Melody||1765||D||4||Rejoice, ye shining worlds on high|| | ||
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|72||70a||6784||Morning Flower ||James Leach||1794||g||4||When, gracious Lord, when shall it be|| | |72||70a||6784||[[Morning Flower (James Leach)|Morning Flower]]||James Leach||1794||g||4||When, gracious Lord, when shall it be|| | ||
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|73||70b||6813||Edmund Street ||James Leach||1794||g||4||Behold the path which mortals tread|| | |73||70b||6813||[[Edmund Street (James Leach)|Edmund Street]]||James Leach||1794||g||4||Behold the path which mortals tread|| | ||
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|74||71a||3374||Chester ||William Billings||1770||F||4||Let the high heavens your songs invite|| | |74||71a||3374||[[Chester (William Billings)|Chester]]||William Billings||1770||F||4||Let the high heavens your songs invite|| | ||
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|75||71b||4628||Windham ||Daniel Read||1785||f||4||Broad is the road that leads to death|| | |75||71b||4628||[[Windham (Daniel Read)|Windham]]||Daniel Read||1785||f||4||Broad is the road that leads to death|| | ||
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|76||72a||2761||Morning Hymn ||Urania||1761||B ||4||Sweet is the work, my God, my King|| | |76||72a||2761||Morning Hymn ||Urania||1761||B ||4||Sweet is the work, my God, my King|| | ||
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|77||72b||143a||Old Hundred||Louis Bourgeois||1561||A||4||Lord, what a heaven of saving grace|| | |77||72b||143a||[[Old Hundred (Louis Bourgeois)|Old Hundred]]||Louis Bourgeois||1561||A||4||Lord, what a heaven of saving grace|| | ||
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|78||73a||3370||Brookfield ||William Billings||1770||d||4||Behold the path which mortals tread|| | |78||73a||3370||[[Brookfield (William Billings)|Brookfield]]||William Billings||1770||d||4||Behold the path which mortals tread|| | ||
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|79||73b||975a||Wells ||Israel Holdroyd||1722||F||4||Life is the time to serve the Lord|| | |79||73b||975a||[[Wells (Israel Holdroyd)|Wells]]||Israel Holdroyd||1722||F||4||Life is the time to serve the Lord|| | ||
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|80||74a||387k||Angels Hymn ||Orlando Gibbons||1623||A||4||My hope, my all, my Savior, thou|| | |80||74a||387k||[[Angels Hymn (Orlando Gibbons)|Angels Hymn]]||Orlando Gibbons||1623||A||4||My hope, my all, my Savior, thou|| | ||
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|81||74b||2940a||Putney ||Isaac Smith||1763||a||4||How do thy mercies close me round|| | |81||74b||2940a||[[Putney (Isaac Smith)|Putney]]||Isaac Smith||1763||a||4||How do thy mercies close me round|| | ||
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|82||75a||2742||Bramcoat ||Caleb Ashworth||1761||C||4||High on a hill of dazzling light|| | |82||75a||2742||[[Bramcoat (Caleb Ashworth)|Bramcoat]]||Caleb Ashworth||1761||C||4||High on a hill of dazzling light|| | ||
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|83||75b||3260b||Dunstan ||Martin Madan||1769||G||4||Eternal are thy mercies, Lord|| | |83||75b||3260b||[[Dunstan (Martin Madan)|Dunstan]]||Martin Madan||1769||G||4||Eternal are thy mercies, Lord|| | ||
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|84||76a||3991a||Truro ||Musica Sacra||1778||F||4||Praise ye the Lord! Tis good to raise|| | |84||76a||3991a||Truro ||Musica Sacra||1778||F||4||Praise ye the Lord! Tis good to raise|| | ||
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|85||76b||3458||Suffolk ||William Billings||1770||g||4||Bright King of glory, dreadful God|| | |85||76b||3458||[[Suffolk (William Billings)|Suffolk]]||William Billings||1770||g||4||Bright King of glory, dreadful God|| | ||
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|86||77||4166||Wells Row ||Isaac Smith||1779||C||4||Praise God, from whom all blessings flow|| | |86||77||4166||[[Wells Row (Isaac Smith)|Wells Row]]||Isaac Smith||1779||C||4||Praise God, from whom all blessings flow|| | ||
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|87||78||3999a||Aurora ||William Billings||1778||C||4||Awake, my soul, awake|| | |87||78||3999a||[[Aurora (William Billings)|Aurora]]||William Billings||1778||C||4||Awake, my soul, awake|| | ||
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|88||79||2342c||Maryland ||Uriah Davenport||1755||a||4||And must this body die|| | |88||79||2342c||[[Maryland (Uriah Davenport)|Maryland]]||Uriah Davenport||1755||a||4||And must this body die|| | ||
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|89||80-81||7891||Massachusetts ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||Let differing nations join||New in this book | |89||80-81||7891||[[Massachusetts (Amos Pilsbury)|Massachusetts]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||Let differing nations join||New in this book | ||
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|90||81||4929||Mount Carmel ||Norman, Federal Harmony||1788||E||4||Come sound his praise abroad|| | |90||81||4929||Mount Carmel ||Norman, Federal Harmony||1788||E||4||Come sound his praise abroad|| | ||
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|91||82a||5374||Lanesburgh ||Lewis Edson||1790||e||4||And must this body die|| | |91||82a||5374||[[Lanesburgh (Lewis Edson)|Lanesburgh]]||Lewis Edson||1790||e||4||And must this body die|| | ||
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|92||82b||4138a||Norwich ||Oliver Brownson||1779||a||4||My sorrows, like a flood|| | |92||82b||4138a||[[Norwich (Oliver Brownson)|Norwich]]||Oliver Brownson||1779||a||4||My sorrows, like a flood|| | ||
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|93||83a||4139||25th Psalm||Alexander Gillet||1779||a||4||I lift my soul to God|| | |93||83a||4139||[[25th Psalm (Alexander Gillet)|25th Psalm]]||Alexander Gillet||1779||a||4||I lift my soul to God|| | ||
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|94||83b||4288a||Stafford ||Daniel Read||1782||A||4||See what a living stone|| | |94||83b||4288a||[[Stafford (Daniel Read)|Stafford]]||Daniel Read||1782||A||4||See what a living stone|| | ||
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|95||84||4077a||Worcester ||Abraham Wood||1778||F||4||How beauteous are their feet|| | |95||84||4077a||[[Worcester (Abraham Wood)|Worcester]]||Abraham Wood||1778||F||4||How beauteous are their feet|| | ||
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|96||85||6750||Granby ||Alexander Gillet||1794||G||4||Come sound his praise abroad|| | |96||85||6750||[[Granby (Alexander Gillet)|Granby]]||Alexander Gillet||1794||G||4||Come sound his praise abroad|| | ||
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|97||86a||2381a||Eagle Street ||Isaac Smith||1755||A||4||Behold, what wondrous grace|| | |97||86a||2381a||[[Eagle Street (Isaac Smith)|Eagle Street]]||Isaac Smith||1755||A||4||Behold, what wondrous grace|| | ||
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|98||86b||7912||Wales ||Original||1799||A||4||Come, ye who love the Lord|| | |98||86b||7912||Wales ||Original||1799||A||4||Come, ye who love the Lord|| | ||
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|99||87a||6812||Cumberland-Street ||James Leach||1794||E||4||Ah, when shall I awake|| | |99||87a||6812||[[Cumberland-Street (James Leach)|Cumberland-Street]]||James Leach||1794||E||4||Ah, when shall I awake|| | ||
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|100||87b||2934||Little Marlborough ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||a||4||Thou judge of quick and dead|| | |100||87b||2934||Little Marlborough ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||a||4||Thou judge of quick and dead|| | ||
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|101||88a||3812a||Kibworth ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 3||1776||G||4||Welcome, sweet day of rest|| | |101||88a||3812a||Kibworth ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 3||1776||G||4||Welcome, sweet day of rest|| | ||
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|102||88b||7893||Moment's Thought ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||B ||4||Jesus, my truth, my way||New in this book | |102||88b||7893||[[Moment's Thought (Amos Pilsbury)|Moment's Thought]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||B ||4||Jesus, my truth, my way||New in this book | ||
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|103||89a||3401b||Hingham ||William Billings||1770||a||4||My God, my life, my love|| | |103||89a||3401b||[[Hingham (William Billings)|Hingham]]||William Billings||1770||a||4||My God, my life, my love|| | ||
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|104||89b||848b||Aylsbury ||A Book of Psalmody||1717||a||4||Ah! Whither shall I go|| | |104||89b||848b||Aylsbury ||A Book of Psalmody||1717||a||4||Ah! Whither shall I go|| | ||
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|105||90a||2748||St. Simons ||Caleb Ashworth||1761||G||4||Far as thy name is known|| | |105||90a||2748||[[St. Simons (Caleb Ashworth)|St. Simons]]||Caleb Ashworth||1761||G||4||Far as thy name is known|| | ||
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|106||90b||7882||Guilford ||Original||1799||g||4||Astonished and distressed|| | |106||90b||7882||Guilford ||Original||1799||g||4||Astonished and distressed|| | ||
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|107||91||4091a||Silver Street ||Isaac Smith||1779||C||4||Ye angels round the throne|| | |107||91||4091a||[[Silver Street (Isaac Smith)|Silver Street]]||Isaac Smith||1779||C||4||Ye angels round the throne|| | ||
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|108||92||4470b||Martins Lane ||Smith, Collection of Psalm Tunes, Ed. 4||1784||G||4||O God of good, the unfathomed sea|| | |108||92||4470b||Martins Lane ||Smith, Collection of Psalm Tunes, Ed. 4||1784||G||4||O God of good, the unfathomed sea|| | ||
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|109||93||4278a||Greenfield ||Lewis Edson||1782||a||4||God is our refuge in distress|| | |109||93||4278a||[[Greenfield (Lewis Edson)|Greenfield]]||Lewis Edson||1782||a||4||God is our refuge in distress|| | ||
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|110||94||4915||146th Psalm||Simeon Jocelin||1788||A ||4||I'll praise my maker with my breath|| | |110||94||4915||[[146th Psalm (Simeon Jocelin)|146th Psalm]]||Simeon Jocelin||1788||A ||4||I'll praise my maker with my breath|| | ||
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|111||95a||3697b||Newcourt ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 2||1775||F||4||I'll praise my maker with my breath|| | |111||95a||3697b||Newcourt ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 2||1775||F||4||I'll praise my maker with my breath|| | ||
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|112||95b||1985||Jennings ||J. Jennings||1750||C||4||I'll praise my maker with my breath|| | |112||95b||1985||Jennings ||J. Jennings||1750||C||4||I'll praise my maker with my breath|| | ||
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|113||96||4129||Farmington ||Alexander Gillet||1779||f ||4||Think, mighty God, on feeble man|| | |113||96||4129||[[Farmington (Alexander Gillet)|Farmington]]||Alexander Gillet||1779||f ||4||Think, mighty God, on feeble man|| | ||
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|114||97||4285||89th Psalm||Simeon Jocelin||1782||a||4||Think, mighty God, on feeble man|| | |114||97||4285||[[89th Psalm (Simeon Jocelin)|89th Psalm]]||Simeon Jocelin||1782||a||4||Think, mighty God, on feeble man|| | ||
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|115||98||4130||Freedom ||Alexander Gillet||1779||A||4||The Lord of glory reigns, he reigns on high|| | |115||98||4130||[[Freedom (Alexander Gillet)|Freedom]]||Alexander Gillet||1779||A||4||The Lord of glory reigns, he reigns on high|| | ||
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|116||99||116a||Landaff ||Genevan Psalter||1558||g||4||Sinners awake betimes, ye fools, be wise|| | |116||99||116a||Landaff ||Genevan Psalter||1558||g||4||Sinners awake betimes, ye fools, be wise|| | ||
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|117||100||4619a||Resurrection ||Daniel Read||1785||E||4||The God of glory sends his summons forth|| | |117||100||4619a||[[Resurrection (Daniel Read)|Resurrection]]||Daniel Read||1785||E||4||The God of glory sends his summons forth|| | ||
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|118||101||5359||Admonition ||Daniel Read||1790||a||4||Sinners awake betimes, ye fools, be wise|| | |118||101||5359||[[Admonition (Daniel Read)|Admonition]]||Daniel Read||1790||a||4||Sinners awake betimes, ye fools, be wise|| | ||
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|119||102||4140a||Springfield ||Samuel Babcock||1779||b||4||Jesus drinks the bitter cup|| | |119||102||4140a||[[Springfield (Samuel Babcock)|Springfield]]||Samuel Babcock||1779||b||4||Jesus drinks the bitter cup|| | ||
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|120||103a||1648c||Amsterdam ||J. Wesley Collection of Tunes||1742||G||4||Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings|| | |120||103a||1648c||Amsterdam ||J. Wesley Collection of Tunes||1742||G||4||Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings|| | ||
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|121||103b||4280||Lenox ||Lewis Edson||1782||C||4||Lord of the worlds above|| | |121||103b||4280||[[Lenox (Lewis Edson)|Lenox]]||Lewis Edson||1782||C||4||Lord of the worlds above|| | ||
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|122||104||4076||136th Psalm||Deaolph||1778||C||4||Hast thou not given thy word|| | |122||104||4076||136th Psalm||Deaolph||1778||C||4||Hast thou not given thy word|| | ||
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|123||105||3079a||Portsmouth ||Knibb, Psalm Singer's Help||1765||A||4||Blow ye the trumpet, blow|| | |123||105||3079a||Portsmouth ||Knibb, Psalm Singer's Help||1765||A||4||Blow ye the trumpet, blow|| | ||
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|124||106a||3360a||Amherst ||William Billings||1770||G||4||Ye boundless realms of joy|| | |124||106a||3360a||[[Amherst (William Billings)|Amherst]]||William Billings||1770||G||4||Ye boundless realms of joy|| | ||
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|125||106b||4132a||Jubilee ||Oliver Brownson||1779||A||4||Blow ye the trumpet, blow|| | |125||106b||4132a||[[Jubilee (Oliver Brownson)|Jubilee]]||Oliver Brownson||1779||A||4||Blow ye the trumpet, blow|| | ||
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|126||107a||7887||Judea ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||G||4||Rejoice, the Lord is King||New in this book | |126||107a||7887||[[Judea (Amos Pilsbury)|Judea]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||G||4||Rejoice, the Lord is King||New in this book | ||
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|127||107b||3317c||Yorkshire ||Jesser||1769||E||4||Arise, my soul, arise|| | |127||107b||3317c||Yorkshire ||Jesser||1769||E||4||Arise, my soul, arise|| | ||
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|128||108||7896||Mount Moriah ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||Behold the Lamb of God||New in this book | |128||108||7896||[[Mount Moriah (Amos Pilsbury)|Mount Moriah]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||Behold the Lamb of God||New in this book | ||
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|129||109||4074||Middletown ||Amos Bull||1778||A||4||Hail the day that sees him rise|| | |129||109||4074||[[Middletown (Amos Bull)|Middletown]]||Amos Bull||1778||A||4||Hail the day that sees him rise|| | ||
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|130||110||3263||Falmouth ||Martin Madan||1769||D||4||Sovereign ruler of the skies|| | |130||110||3263||[[Falmouth (Martin Madan)|Falmouth]]||Martin Madan||1769||D||4||Sovereign ruler of the skies|| | ||
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|131||111||3289||Somerset ||Martin Madan||1769||E||4||Hail the day that sees him rise|| | |131||111||3289||[[Somerset (Martin Madan)|Somerset]]||Martin Madan||1769||E||4||Hail the day that sees him rise|| | ||
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|132||112a||3225a||German Hymn ||Benjamin Milgrove||1768||B ||4||Now begin the heavenly theme|| | |132||112a||3225a||[[German Hymn (Benjamin Milgrove)|German Hymn]]||Benjamin Milgrove||1768||B ||4||Now begin the heavenly theme|| | ||
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|133||112b||2211a||Cookham ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||G||4||Holy Lamb, who thee receive|| | |133||112b||2211a||Cookham ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||G||4||Holy Lamb, who thee receive|| | ||
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|134||113a||2980a||Feversham ||John Worgan||1765||C||4||Glory be to God on high|| | |134||113a||2980a||[[Feversham (John Worgan)|Feversham]]||John Worgan||1765||C||4||Glory be to God on high|| | ||
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|135||113b||7907||Salem ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||Lord, we come before thee now||New in this book | |135||113b||7907||[[Salem (Amos Pilsbury)|Salem]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||Lord, we come before thee now||New in this book | ||
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|136||114||6081||New Haven ||Z. W. Vincent||1792||F||4||Great God of wonders! All thy ways|| | |136||114||6081||[[New Haven (Z. W. Vincent)|New Haven]]||Z. W. Vincent||1792||F||4||Great God of wonders! All thy ways|| | ||
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|137||115a||7904||112th Psalm||Original||1799||d||4||Weary of wandering from my God|| | |137||115a||7904||112th Psalm||Original||1799||d||4||Weary of wandering from my God|| | ||
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|138||115b||1034a||Cary's ||Henry Carey||1723||G||4||The Lord my pasture shall prepare|| | |138||115b||1034a||[[Cary's (Henry Carey)|Cary's]]||Henry Carey||1723||G||4||The Lord my pasture shall prepare|| | ||
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|139||116||6139||Hampstead ||Oswell||1793||D||4||The Lord my pasture shall prepare|| | |139||116||6139||Hampstead ||Oswell||1793||D||4||The Lord my pasture shall prepare|| | ||
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|140||117||5186b||Hampton ||James Leach||1789||D||4||Thou Shepherd of Israel and mine|| | |140||117||5186b||[[Hampton (James Leach)|Hampton]]||James Leach||1789||D||4||Thou Shepherd of Israel and mine|| | ||
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|141||118a||6080||Limefield ||Thomas Walker||1792||F||4||This God is the God we adore|| | |141||118a||6080||[[Limefield (Thomas Walker)|Limefield]]||Thomas Walker||1792||F||4||This God is the God we adore|| | ||
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|142||118b||4022||St. Peter's ||William Billings||1778||c||4||How shall a lost sinner in pain|| | |142||118b||4022||[[St. Peter's (William Billings)|St. Peter's]]||William Billings||1778||c||4||How shall a lost sinner in pain|| | ||
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|143||119||2723b||New Jerusalem ||J. Wesley Sacred Melody||1761||F||4||What now is my object and aim|| | |143||119||2723b||New Jerusalem ||J. Wesley Sacred Melody||1761||F||4||What now is my object and aim|| | ||
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|145||121a||3077a||Bethel||Knibb, Psalm Singer's Help||1765||G||4||Come, thou Fount of every blessing|| | |145||121a||3077a||Bethel||Knibb, Psalm Singer's Help||1765||G||4||Come, thou Fount of every blessing|| | ||
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|146||121b||3264c||West-Street ||Martin Madan||1769||B ||4||Come away to the skies|| | |146||121b||3264c||[[West-Street (Martin Madan)|West-Street]]||Martin Madan||1769||B ||4||Come away to the skies|| | ||
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|147||122||7910||Triumph ||Original||1799||d||4||Come let us ascend|| | |147||122||7910||Triumph ||Original||1799||d||4||Come let us ascend|| | ||
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|148||123||6754||Newbern ||Law, Christian Harmony||1794||G||4||The Lord, the Sovereign, sends his summons forth|| | |148||123||6754||Newbern ||Law, Christian Harmony||1794||G||4||The Lord, the Sovereign, sends his summons forth|| | ||
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|149||124||4607a||Judgment ||Daniel Read||1785||C||4||Behold, the Judge descends, his guards are nigh|| | |149||124||4607a||[[Judgment (Daniel Read)|Judgment]]||Daniel Read||1785||C||4||Behold, the Judge descends, his guards are nigh|| | ||
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|150||125a||4944a||St. Mark's ||Addington, Collection of Psalm Tunes||1788||F||4||How pleased and blessed was I|| | |150||125a||4944a||St. Mark's ||Addington, Collection of Psalm Tunes||1788||F||4||How pleased and blessed was I|| | ||
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|151||125b||4912||Milton ||Hawley||1788||C||4||The Lord Jehovah reigns|| | |151||125b||4912||Milton ||Hawley||1788||C||4||The Lord Jehovah reigns|| | ||
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|152||126||3578||122nd Psalm||Joseph Stephenson||1773||A||4||How pleased and blessed was I|| | |152||126||3578||[[122nd Psalm (Joseph Stephenson)|122nd Psalm]]||Joseph Stephenson||1773||A||4||How pleased and blessed was I|| | ||
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|153||127||7874||Cambridge ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||My tongue repeats his vows||New in this book | |153||127||7874||[[Cambridge (Amos Pilsbury)|Cambridge]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||My tongue repeats his vows||New in this book | ||
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|154||128||7877a||Chesterfield ||Original||1799||B ||4||In boundless mercy, gracious Lord, appear|| | |154||128||7877a||Chesterfield ||Original||1799||B ||4||In boundless mercy, gracious Lord, appear|| | ||
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|155||129||4524||Babylon ||Asahel Benham||1785||e||4||Along the banks where Babel's current flows|| | |155||129||4524||[[Babylon (Asahel Benham)|Babylon]]||Asahel Benham||1785||e||4||Along the banks where Babel's current flows|| | ||
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|156||130||4169||Warsaw ||H. E., in The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 7||1780||A||4||The blessed Jesus is my Lord, my love|| | |156||130||4169||Warsaw ||H. E., in The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 7||1780||A||4||The blessed Jesus is my Lord, my love|| | ||
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|157||131||3283a||Longfield ||Martin Madan||1769||E||4||Thou, Jesus, art our King|| | |157||131||3283a||[[Longfield (Martin Madan)|Longfield]]||Martin Madan||1769||E||4||Thou, Jesus, art our King|| | ||
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|158||132||7873||Autumn ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||f||4||Savior, the world's and mine||New in this book | |158||132||7873||[[Autumn (Amos Pilsbury)|Autumn]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||f||4||Savior, the world's and mine||New in this book | ||
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|159||133||3292a||Sussex ||Martin Madan||1769||G||4||All glory to God, and peace upon earth|| | |159||133||3292a||[[Sussex (Martin Madan)|Sussex]]||Martin Madan||1769||G||4||All glory to God, and peace upon earth|| | ||
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|160||134a||657a||St. Michael's ||Supplement New Version||1708||B ||4||O praise ye the Lord, prepare your glad voice|| | |160||134a||657a||St. Michael's ||Supplement New Version||1708||B ||4||O praise ye the Lord, prepare your glad voice|| | ||
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|161||134b||1833a||Walsingham ||Johann Lampe||1746||d||4||Tis finished, tis done, the spirit is fled|| | |161||134b||1833a||[[Walsingham (Johann Lampe)|Walsingham]]||Johann Lampe||1746||d||4||Tis finished, tis done, the spirit is fled|| | ||
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|162||135||2935a||Littleton ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||A||4||Lo! He comes with clouds descending|| | |162||135||2935a||Littleton ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||A||4||Lo! He comes with clouds descending|| | ||
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|163||136a||2973c||Helmsley ||Madan, Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes||1765||G||4||Lo! He comes with clouds descending|| | |163||136a||2973c||Helmsley ||Madan, Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes||1765||G||4||Lo! He comes with clouds descending|| | ||
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|164||136b||7889a||Kingston ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||Agonizing in the garden|| | |164||136b||7889a||[[Kingston (Amos Pilsbury)|Kingston]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||Agonizing in the garden|| | ||
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|165||137||6055||Broughton ||Thomas Walker||1792||G||4||Compassionate Bridegroom, my Shepherd and friend|| | |165||137||6055||[[Broughton (Thomas Walker)|Broughton]]||Thomas Walker||1792||G||4||Compassionate Bridegroom, my Shepherd and friend|| | ||
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|166||138||6071a||Manchester ||R. Keene||1792||D||4||Compassionate Bridegroom, my Shepherd and friend|| | |166||138||6071a||Manchester ||R. Keene||1792||D||4||Compassionate Bridegroom, my Shepherd and friend|| | ||
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|167||139||2234a||Lyme ||Harmonia Sacra (Butts)||1754||D||4||Happy they whose joys abound|| | |167||139||2234a||Lyme ||Harmonia Sacra (Butts)||1754||D||4||Happy they whose joys abound|| | ||
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|168||140||4216a||Mendon ||William Billings||1781||a||4||My Redeemer, let me be|| | |168||140||4216a||[[Mendon (William Billings)|Mendon]]||William Billings||1781||a||4||My Redeemer, let me be|| | ||
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|169||141||4286||Salisbury ||Oliver Brownson||1782||a||4||God of my salvation, hear|| | |169||141||4286||[[Salisbury (Oliver Brownson)|Salisbury]]||Oliver Brownson||1782||a||4||God of my salvation, hear|| | ||
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|170||142||4207||Harmony ||Thomas Arne||1754||G||4||Thou god of harmony and love|| | |170||142||4207||[[Harmony (Thomas Arne)|Harmony]]||Thomas Arne||1754||G||4||Thou god of harmony and love|| | ||
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|171||143||1831c||Chatham ||Johann Lampe||1746||a||4||Come on, my partners in distress|| | |171||143||1831c||[[Chatham (Johann Lampe)|Chatham]]||Johann Lampe||1746||a||4||Come on, my partners in distress|| | ||
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|172||144||7897||Musicians ||Original||1799||G||4||Come, Lord, and help me to rejoice|| | |172||144||7897||Musicians ||Original||1799||G||4||Come, Lord, and help me to rejoice|| | ||
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|173||145||4693||Hebron ||William Billings||1786||E||4||Behold the splendor, hear them shout|| | |173||145||4693||[[Hebron (William Billings)|Hebron]]||William Billings||1786||E||4||Behold the splendor, hear them shout|| | ||
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|174||146||7900||Petition ||Original||1799||a||4||Why not now, my God, my God|| | |174||146||7900||Petition ||Original||1799||a||4||Why not now, my God, my God|| | ||
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|175||147a||3294b||Turin ||Felice Giardini||1769||F||4||Father, Son, and Holy Ghost|| | |175||147a||3294b||[[Turin (Felice Giardini)|Turin]]||Felice Giardini||1769||F||4||Father, Son, and Holy Ghost|| | ||
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|176||147b||1818||Crucifixion ||Johann Lampe||1746||d||4||Hearts of stone, relent, relent|| | |176||147b||1818||[[Crucifixion (Johann Lampe)|Crucifixion]]||Johann Lampe||1746||d||4||Hearts of stone, relent, relent|| | ||
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|177||148a||3296a||Christmas ||Martin Madan||1769||G||4||Lift up your heads in joyful hope|| | |177||148a||3296a||[[Christmas (Martin Madan)|Christmas]]||Martin Madan||1769||G||4||Lift up your heads in joyful hope|| | ||
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|178||148b||7880||Edson ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||O Jesus, Savior of my soul||New in this book | |178||148b||7880||[[Edson (Amos Pilsbury)|Edson]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||O Jesus, Savior of my soul||New in this book | ||
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|179||149a||6052||Burton ||R. Keene||1792||B ||4||My God, I am thine|| | |179||149a||6052||Burton ||R. Keene||1792||B ||4||My God, I am thine|| | ||
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|180||149b||7885||Hatfield ||Original||1799||F||4||Come, Lord, from above|| | |180||149b||7885||Hatfield ||Original||1799||F||4||Come, Lord, from above|| | ||
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|181||150a||4264||Langdon ||Benjamin Milgrove||1781||B ||4||And when we remove|| | |181||150a||4264||[[Langdon (Benjamin Milgrove)|Langdon]]||Benjamin Milgrove||1781||B ||4||And when we remove|| | ||
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|182||150b||5188||Sacrament ||James Leach||1789||B ||4||Come, Lord, from above|| | |182||150b||5188||[[Sacrament (James Leach)|Sacrament]]||James Leach||1789||B ||4||Come, Lord, from above|| | ||
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|183||151a||1816b||Passion ||Johann Lampe||1746||e||4||O Jesus, my hope|| | |183||151a||1816b||[[Passion (Johann Lampe)|Passion]]||Johann Lampe||1746||e||4||O Jesus, my hope|| | ||
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|184||151b||2942||St. Clement's ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||B ||4||To the great One in three|| | |184||151b||2942||St. Clement's ||The Universal Psalmodist||1763||B ||4||To the great One in three|| | ||
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|185||152||4265b||Birmingham ||Benjamin Milgrove||1781||D||4||Come, thou almighty King|| | |185||152||4265b||[[Birmingham (Benjamin Milgrove)|Birmingham]]||Benjamin Milgrove||1781||D||4||Come, thou almighty King|| | ||
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|186||153||6083||Wiltshire ||Z. W. Vincent||1792||G||4||In songs of sublime adoration and praise|| | |186||153||6083||[[Wiltshire (Z. W. Vincent)|Wiltshire]]||Z. W. Vincent||1792||G||4||In songs of sublime adoration and praise|| | ||
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|187||154a||6056||Cornwall ||Thomas Walker||1792||B ||4||In songs of sublime adoration and praise|| | |187||154a||6056||[[Cornwall (Thomas Walker)|Cornwall]]||Thomas Walker||1792||B ||4||In songs of sublime adoration and praise|| | ||
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|188||154b||3214a||Huntingdon ||Benjamin Milgrove||1768||a||4||Lord, my light and my salvation|| | |188||154b||3214a||[[Huntingdon (Benjamin Milgrove)|Huntingdon]]||Benjamin Milgrove||1768||a||4||Lord, my light and my salvation|| | ||
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|189||155||7892||Middlesex ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||F||4||Lord, my light and my salvation||New in this book | |189||155||7892||[[Middlesex (Amos Pilsbury)|Middlesex]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||F||4||Lord, my light and my salvation||New in this book | ||
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|190||156||6060||East-Grinstead ||Thomas Walker||1792||F||4||Head of the church triumphant|| | |190||156||6060||[[East-Grinstead (Thomas Walker)|East-Grinstead]]||Thomas Walker||1792||F||4||Head of the church triumphant|| | ||
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|191||157||7875||Canaan ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||A||4||Head of the church triumphant||New in this book | |191||157||7875||[[Canaan (Amos Pilsbury)|Canaan]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||A||4||Head of the church triumphant||New in this book | ||
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|192||158a||7884||Hamburgh ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||Head of the church triumphant||New in this book | |192||158a||7884||[[Hamburgh (Amos Pilsbury)|Hamburgh]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||Head of the church triumphant||New in this book | ||
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|193||158b||3543b||Dunstable ||The Spiritual Psalmodist's Companion||1772||D||4||Away with our fears|| | |193||158b||3543b||Dunstable ||The Spiritual Psalmodist's Companion||1772||D||4||Away with our fears|| | ||
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|195||160||7911||Wakefield ||Original||1799||C||4||Jesus my elder brother lives|| | |195||160||7911||Wakefield ||Original||1799||C||4||Jesus my elder brother lives|| | ||
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|196||161||6063||Bremen ||Thomas Walker||1792||C||4||Let others boast their ancient line|| | |196||161||6063||[[Bremen (Thomas Walker)|Bremen]]||Thomas Walker||1792||C||4||Let others boast their ancient line|| | ||
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|197||162||6059||Devonshire ||Thomas Walker||1792||C||4||O Lord, how great's thy favor|| | |197||162||6059||[[Devonshire (Thomas Walker)|Devonshire]]||Thomas Walker||1792||C||4||O Lord, how great's thy favor|| | ||
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|198||163||7881||Franklin ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||d||4||The place of John we covet||New in this book | |198||163||7881||[[Franklin (Amos Pilsbury)|Franklin]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||d||4||The place of John we covet||New in this book | ||
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|199||164||7878||Dartmouth ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||Redemption great he gave||New in this book | |199||164||7878||[[Dartmouth (Amos Pilsbury)|Dartmouth]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||Redemption great he gave||New in this book | ||
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|200||165a||145f||Verulam ||French Psalter||1561||F||4||With hearts I do accord|| | |200||165a||145f||Verulam ||French Psalter||1561||F||4||With hearts I do accord|| | ||
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|201||165b||6085||Priestley ||Rippon, Selection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes||1792||G||4||Brethren, why toil ye thus for toys|| | |201||165b||6085||Priestley ||Rippon, Selection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes||1792||G||4||Brethren, why toil ye thus for toys|| | ||
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|202||166||7883||Hadley ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||d||4||The chief concern of lost mankind||New in this book | |202||166||7883||[[Hadley (Amos Pilsbury)|Hadley]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||d||4||The chief concern of lost mankind||New in this book | ||
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|203||167a||2209||Havant ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||G||4||Jesus, come thou hope of glory|| | |203||167a||2209||Havant ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||G||4||Jesus, come thou hope of glory|| | ||
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|204||167b||7906||Rockingham ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||Lamb of God, for whom we languish||New in this book | |204||167b||7906||[[Rockingham (Amos Pilsbury)|Rockingham]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||Lamb of God, for whom we languish||New in this book | ||
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|205||168||7901||Pinckney-Street ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||g||4||Tell me, O thou favored nation||New in this book | |205||168||7901||[[Pinckney-Street (Amos Pilsbury)|Pinckney-Street]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||g||4||Tell me, O thou favored nation||New in this book | ||
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|206||169a||2965||Birkstead ||George F. Handel||1755||F||4||Who hath our report believed|| | |206||169a||2965||[[Birkstead (George F. Handel)|Birkstead]]||George F. Handel||1755||F||4||Who hath our report believed|| | ||
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|207||169b||7908||South-Carolina ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||D||4||Come, my soul, before the Lamb||New in this book | |207||169b||7908||[[South-Carolina (Amos Pilsbury)|South-Carolina]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||D||4||Come, my soul, before the Lamb||New in this book | ||
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|208||170a||2206a||Fairfax ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||g||4||Turn thee to thy rest, my soul|| | |208||170a||2206a||Fairfax ||Divine Musical Miscellany||1754||g||4||Turn thee to thy rest, my soul|| | ||
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|210||171a||4256||Bunker-Hill ||A. Law, Select Number of Plain Tunes||1781||a||4||Why should vain mortals tremble|| | |210||171a||4256||Bunker-Hill ||A. Law, Select Number of Plain Tunes||1781||a||4||Why should vain mortals tremble|| | ||
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|211||171b-173||5357||Cheshunt||A Selection | |211||171b-173||5357||Cheshunt||A Selection of Sacred Harmony||1790||F||4||The voice of my beloved sounds|| | ||
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|212||174-175||7895||Mount Calvary ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||Behold, behold the bleeding God||New in this book | |212||174-175||7895||[[Mount Calvary (Amos Pilsbury)|Mount Calvary]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||b||4||Behold, behold the bleeding God||New in this book | ||
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|213||175||4426a||Sophronia ||A. King||1783||d||4||Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more|| | |213||175||4426a||Sophronia ||A. King||1783||d||4||Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more|| | ||
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|216||178||3695a||Leoni ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 2||1775||a||4||The God of Abraham praise|| | |216||178||3695a||Leoni ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 2||1775||a||4||The God of Abraham praise|| | ||
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|217||179||7903||Potomack ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||G||4||Jehovah reigns, let all the guilty nations quake||New in this book | |217||179||7903||[[Potomack (Amos Pilsbury)|Potomack]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||G||4||Jehovah reigns, let all the guilty nations quake||New in this book | ||
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|218||180||7899||Orangeburgh ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||My God, my God, why leavest thou me||New in this book | |218||180||7899||[[Orangeburgh (Amos Pilsbury)|Orangeburgh]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||My God, my God, why leavest thou me||New in this book | ||
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|219||181a||7909||Trenton ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||How long shall I repine||New in this book | |219||181a||7909||[[Trenton (Amos Pilsbury)|Trenton]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||e||4||How long shall I repine||New in this book | ||
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|220||181b||4020||Richmond ||William Billings||1778||a||4||My beloved haste away|| | |220||181b||4020||[[Richmond (William Billings)|Richmond]]||William Billings||1778||a||4||My beloved haste away|| | ||
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|221||182||7886||Haverhill ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||D||4||Bear me to the sacred scene||New in this book | |221||182||7886||[[Haverhill (Amos Pilsbury)|Haverhill]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||D||4||Bear me to the sacred scene||New in this book | ||
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|222||183-185|| ||Anthem|| || ||C||3||Lift up your heads, O ye gates|| | |222||183-185||0||Anthem|| || ||C||3||Lift up your heads, O ye gates|| | ||
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|223||186-189|| ||Denmark||Martin Madan|| ||D||3||Before Jehovah's awful throne|| | |223||186-189||0||[[Denmark (Martin Madan)|Denmark]]||Martin Madan|| ||D||3||Before Jehovah's awful throne|| | ||
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|224||190-192|| ||Greenwich||Martin Madan|| ||G||3||Plunged in the gulf of dark despair|| | |224||190-192||0||[[Greenwich (Martin Madan)|Greenwich]]||Martin Madan|| ||G||3||Plunged in the gulf of dark despair|| | ||
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|225||193-196|| ||Easter||Martin Madan|| ||G||3||He dies, the friend of sinners dies|| | |225||193-196||0||[[Easter (Martin Madan)|Easter]]||Martin Madan|| ||G||3||He dies, the friend of sinners dies|| | ||
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|226||196-200|| ||The Dying Christian||William Billings|| ||A{{flat}}||3||Vital spark of heavenly flame|| | |226||196-200||0||[[The Dying Christian (William Billings)|The Dying Christian]]||William Billings|| ||A{{flat}}||3||Vital spark of heavenly flame|| | ||
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|227||201-202|| ||Sheffield||Breillat|| ||G||3||Sinners, why so thoughtless grown|| | |227||201-202||0||Sheffield||Breillat|| ||G||3||Sinners, why so thoughtless grown|| | ||
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|228||203-206|| ||Epsom||Martin Madan|| ||G||3||Come, let us join our cheerful songs|| | |228||203-206||0||[[Epsom (Martin Madan)|Epsom]]||Martin Madan|| ||G||3||Come, let us join our cheerful songs|| | ||
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|229||207-209|| ||Ode on Spring|| || ||D||4||Hail, reviving spring|| | |229||207-209||0||Ode on Spring|| || ||D||4||Hail, reviving spring|| | ||
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|230||210-212|| ||Anthem|| || ||G||4||When the Lord turned again|| | |230||210-212||0||Anthem|| || ||G||4||When the Lord turned again|| | ||
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|231||213-214||4627||Westford ||Daniel Read||1785||B ||4||Far from my thoughts, vain world, be gone|| | |231||213-214||4627||[[Westford (Daniel Read)|Westford]]||Daniel Read||1785||B ||4||Far from my thoughts, vain world, be gone|| | ||
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|232||214||6287||Concord ||Oliver Holden||1793||C||4||The hill of Zion yields|| | |232||214||6287||[[Concord (Oliver Holden)|Concord]]||Oliver Holden||1793||C||4||The hill of Zion yields|| | ||
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|233||215||4439a||Invitation ||Jacob Kimball||1784||D||4||Come, my beloved, haste away|| | |233||215||4439a||[[Invitation (Jacob Kimball)|Invitation]]||Jacob Kimball||1784||D||4||Come, my beloved, haste away|| | ||
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|234||216a||1664g||Winchester ||J. Wesley Collection of Tunes||1742||C||4||Where is my God, my joy, my hope|| | |234||216a||1664g||Winchester ||J. Wesley Collection of Tunes||1742||C||4||Where is my God, my joy, my hope|| | ||
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|235||216b||7876a||Charleston ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||F||4||Come, thou Fount of every blessing|| | |235||216b||7876a||[[Charleston (Amos Pilsbury)|Charleston]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||F||4||Come, thou Fount of every blessing|| | ||
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|236||217||3549||Carlisle New ||Martin Madan||1772||E||4||Light of those whose only dwelling|| | |236||217||3549||[[Carlisle New (Martin Madan)|Carlisle New]]||Martin Madan||1772||E||4||Light of those whose only dwelling|| | ||
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|237||218||6804a||St. John's ||James Leach||1794||A||4||O love divine, how sweet thou art|| | |237||218||6804a||[[St. John's (James Leach)|St. John's]]||James Leach||1794||A||4||O love divine, how sweet thou art|| | ||
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|238||219||7905||Rhode-Island ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||c||4||Thou great mysterious God unknown|| | |238||219||7905||[[Rhode-Island (Amos Pilsbury)|Rhode-Island]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||c||4||Thou great mysterious God unknown|| | ||
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|239||220a||7890||Maddison ||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||How long shall I repine||New in this book | |239||220a||7890||[[Maddison (Amos Pilsbury)|Maddison]]||Amos Pilsbury||1799||a||4||How long shall I repine||New in this book | ||
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|240||220b||4000||Baltimore ||William Billings||1778||C||4||To the great One in three|| | |240||220b||4000||[[Baltimore (William Billings)|Baltimore]]||William Billings||1778||C||4||To the great One in three|| | ||
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General Information
Description: A book of music, compiled by Amos Pilsbury.
Title: The United States Sacred Harmony, Containing the Rudiments of Vocal Music in a Concise and Comprehensive Manner; and a Large and Valuable Collection of Psalm Tunes and Anthems. 224 pp.
{{Published}} is obsolete (code commented out), replaced with {{Pub}} for works and {{PubDatePlace}} for publications., Boston: Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews.
List of works
No. | Pages | HTI* | Title | Composer | Date | Key | Vo. | First line | Comments |
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1 | 15 | 0 | Canon | B♭ | 4 | Lift up your heads, O ye gates | |||
2 | 16 | 2606 | Milford | Joseph Stephenson | 1760 | A | 4 | If angels sung a Savior's birth | |
3 | 17 | 3366 | Boston | William Billings | 1770 | B | 4 | Shepherds, rejoice, lift up your eyes | |
4 | 18 | 4622a | Sherburne | Daniel Read | 1785 | D | 4 | Songs of immortal praise belong | |
5 | 19 | 4594 | Calvary | Daniel Read | 1785 | a | 4 | My thoughts that often mount the skies | |
6 | 20 | 3678 | Exeter | William Billings | 1774 | f | 4 | My thoughts on awful subjects roll | |
7 | 21 | 2534a | 3rd Psalm | Joseph Stephenson | 1758 | a | 4 | With reverence let the saints appear | |
8 | 22 | 5013a | Ocean | Law, Rudiments of Music, Ed. 2 | 1789 | F | 4 | Thy works of glory, mighty Lord | |
9 | 23 | 4014 | Majesty | William Billings | 1778 | F | 4 | The Lord descended from above | |
10 | 24 | 4019 | Phoebus | William Billings | 1778 | f | 4 | Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear | |
11 | 25 | 5375 | Montgomery | Justin Morgan | 1790 | G | 4 | Early, my God, without delay | |
12 | 26 | 4690a | Jordan | William Billings | 1786 | A | 4 | There is a land of pure delight | |
13 | 27 | 4527b | Enfield | Solomon Chandler | 1785 | E | 4 | Before the rosy dawn of day | |
14 | 28 | 2766 | 33rd Psalm | William Tuckey | 1761 | D | 4 | Rejoice, ye righteous, in the Lord | |
15 | 29 | 6180b | 119th Psalm | Smith, in French | 1793 | e | 4 | Had not the word been my delight | |
16 | 30 | 7879 | Dover | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | b | 4 | And let this feeble body fail | |
17 | 31 | 5805a | Ringe | Samuel Holyoke | 1791 | G | 3 | My thoughts surmount these lower skies | |
18 | 32 | 3223a | St. Asaph | Benjamin Milgrove | 1768 | B | 4 | Give thanks to God the sovereign Lord | |
19 | 33 | 3662a | Ashley | The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 1 | 1774 | G | 4 | Salvation! O the joyful sound | |
20 | 34 | 2640 | 34th Psalm | Joseph Stephenson | 1760 | C | 4 | Through all the changing scenes of life | |
21 | 35a | 4290 | Virginia | Oliver Brownson | 1782 | e | 4 | Thy words the raging winds control | |
22 | 35b | 4141 | Suffield | A. King | 1779 | e | 4 | Teach me the measure of my days | |
23 | 36a | 4142a | Worthington | Strong | 1779 | d | 4 | Thee we adore, eternal name | |
24 | 36b | 4629 | Winter | Daniel Read | 1785 | F | 4 | His hoary frost, his fleecy snow | |
25 | 37a | 2721 | Kensington | J. Wesley Sacred Melody | 1761 | g | 4 | O for an heart to praise my God | |
26 | 37b | 1946a | Newbury | Michael Beesly | 1746 | a | 4 | Thee we adore, eternal name | |
27 | 38a | 4740 | Georgia | Law, Rudiments of Music, Ed. 2 | 1786 | e | 4 | How vain are all things here below | |
28 | 38b | 4093a | Miles-Lane | William Shrubsole | 1779 | C | 4 | All hail the power of Jesus' name | |
29 | 39a | 2776d | Abingdon | Musgrave Heighington | 1762 | G | 4 | O for a thousand tongues to sing | |
30 | 39b | 1936a | Irish | Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems | 1749 | G | 4 | Being of beings, God of love | |
31 | 40a | 967a | Rochester | Israel Holdroyd | 1722 | G | 4 | When all the mercies of my God | |
32 | 40b | 909b | Mear | Simon Browne | 1720 | G | 4 | Our god, our help in ages past | |
33 | 41a | 930a | Bedford | William Wheal | 1720 | F | 4 | My God, my everlasting hope | |
34 | 41b | 2924a | Buckingham | The Universal Psalmodist | 1763 | a | 4 | My drowsy powers, why sleep ye so | |
35 | 42a | 1084a | Crowley | Green, Book of Psalm Tunes Ed. 5 | 1724 | g | 4 | Why should the children of a King | |
36 | 42b | 2931a | A Funeral Thought | Isaac Smith | 1763 | a | 4 | Hark! From the tombs a doleful sound | |
37 | 43a | 1390a | Bangor | William Tans'ur | 1735 | d | 4 | Father, I stretch my hands to thee | |
38 | 43b | 271l | Windsor | Christopher Tye | 1552 | a | 4 | Thee we adore, eternal name | |
39 | 44a | 2042b | New-York | William Tans'ur | 1752 | E | 4 | Lord, how divine thy comforts are | |
40 | 44b | 1929 | St. Martins | William Tans'ur | 1748 | A | 4 | My God, the spring of all my joys | |
41 | 45a | 3673a | Liverpool | Robert Wainwright | 1774 | F | 4 | Let every tongue thy goodness speak | |
42 | 45b | 6282b | Archdale | Oliver Holden | 1793 | F | 4 | When God revealed his gracious name | |
43 | 46a | 6767a | Alexandria | James Leach | 1794 | D | 4 | My Savior, my almighty friend | |
44 | 46b | 5176a | Melody | James Leach | 1789 | G | 4 | To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost | |
45 | 47 | 4031 | Washington | William Billings | 1778 | E | 4 | Lord, when though didst ascend on high | |
46 | 48 | 4526 | Bristol | Timothy Swan | 1785 | F | 4 | The lofty pillars of the sky | |
47 | 49 | 4661 | Stratfield | Ezra Goff | 1786 | f | 4 | To thee, my God and Savior, I | |
48 | 50 | 4289 | Stratford | Daniel Read | 1782 | a | 4 | Mourn, mourn, ye saints, who once did see | |
49 | 51 | 7902 | Portland | Uranian Harmony | 1791 | d | 4 | When we our wearied limbs to rest | |
50 | 52 | 4741 | Greenwich | Daniel Read | 1786 | e | 4 | Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was I | |
51 | 53 | 4431 | Montague | Timothy Swan | 1783 | d | 4 | Now let our mournful songs record | |
52 | 54 | 4131 | Hartford | Elihu Carpenter | 1779 | d | 4 | The spacious earth is all the Lord's | |
53 | 55 | 5776 | Edinburgh | Samuel Holyoke | 1791 | G | 3 | Ye heavens with sounds of triumph ring | |
54 | 56 | 5587a | All Saints New | Amariah Hall | 1791 | c | 4 | O if my Lord would come and meet | |
55 | 57 | 5012 | New Jersey | Ishmael Spicer | 1789 | e | 4 | Lord, what was man when made at first | |
56 | 58 | 7898 | New Hampshire | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | E | 4 | Tis the fair dawn of heavenly day | New in this book |
57 | 59 | 4274 | Bridgewater | Lewis Edson | 1782 | C | 4 | My soul, the great Creator praise | |
58 | 60-61 | 3256a | Denbigh | Martin Madan | 1769 | E | 3 | From all that dwell below the skies | |
59 | 61 | 7894 | Morning | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | e | 4 | He dies, the friend of sinners dies | New in this book |
60 | 62 | 5348 | Complaint | Ezra Parmenter | 1790 | e | 4 | Spare us, O Lord, aloud we cry | |
61 | 63 | 7200 | Deanfield | Village Harmony, Ed. 2 | 1796 | E | 4 | Now is the hour of darkness past | |
62 | 64 | 5014 | Carlisle | Ishmael Spicer | 1789 | a | 4 | Deep in our hearts let us record | |
63 | 65 | 7303 | Spring | Smith | 1797 | a | 3 | Gently he draws my heart along | |
64 | 66a | 3965a | Portugal | Thomas Thorley | 1778 | A | 4 | Of him who did salvation bring | |
65 | 66b | 4939 | Antigua | R. Wells | 1788 | D | 4 | Let him embrace my soul, and prove | |
66 | 67a | 2213a | Kingsbridge | Divine Musical Miscellany | 1754 | a | 4 | God of my life, whose gracious power | |
67 | 67b | 7888a | Kedron | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | e | 4 | Thou man of grief, remember me | |
68 | 68a | 4789 | Russia | Daniel Read | 1787 | a | 4 | False are the men of high degree | |
69 | 68b | 4612 | Naples | Daniel Read | 1785 | d | 4 | Shall the vile race of flesh and blood | |
70 | 69a | 4946a | New Sabbath | Addington, Collection of Psalm Tunes | 1788 | D | 4 | Jehovah reigns, his throne is high | |
71 | 69b | 2992 | Lebanon | J. Wesley Sacred Melody | 1765 | D | 4 | Rejoice, ye shining worlds on high | |
72 | 70a | 6784 | Morning Flower | James Leach | 1794 | g | 4 | When, gracious Lord, when shall it be | |
73 | 70b | 6813 | Edmund Street | James Leach | 1794 | g | 4 | Behold the path which mortals tread | |
74 | 71a | 3374 | Chester | William Billings | 1770 | F | 4 | Let the high heavens your songs invite | |
75 | 71b | 4628 | Windham | Daniel Read | 1785 | f | 4 | Broad is the road that leads to death | |
76 | 72a | 2761 | Morning Hymn | Urania | 1761 | B | 4 | Sweet is the work, my God, my King | |
77 | 72b | 143a | Old Hundred | Louis Bourgeois | 1561 | A | 4 | Lord, what a heaven of saving grace | |
78 | 73a | 3370 | Brookfield | William Billings | 1770 | d | 4 | Behold the path which mortals tread | |
79 | 73b | 975a | Wells | Israel Holdroyd | 1722 | F | 4 | Life is the time to serve the Lord | |
80 | 74a | 387k | Angels Hymn | Orlando Gibbons | 1623 | A | 4 | My hope, my all, my Savior, thou | |
81 | 74b | 2940a | Putney | Isaac Smith | 1763 | a | 4 | How do thy mercies close me round | |
82 | 75a | 2742 | Bramcoat | Caleb Ashworth | 1761 | C | 4 | High on a hill of dazzling light | |
83 | 75b | 3260b | Dunstan | Martin Madan | 1769 | G | 4 | Eternal are thy mercies, Lord | |
84 | 76a | 3991a | Truro | Musica Sacra | 1778 | F | 4 | Praise ye the Lord! Tis good to raise | |
85 | 76b | 3458 | Suffolk | William Billings | 1770 | g | 4 | Bright King of glory, dreadful God | |
86 | 77 | 4166 | Wells Row | Isaac Smith | 1779 | C | 4 | Praise God, from whom all blessings flow | |
87 | 78 | 3999a | Aurora | William Billings | 1778 | C | 4 | Awake, my soul, awake | |
88 | 79 | 2342c | Maryland | Uriah Davenport | 1755 | a | 4 | And must this body die | |
89 | 80-81 | 7891 | Massachusetts | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | b | 4 | Let differing nations join | New in this book |
90 | 81 | 4929 | Mount Carmel | Norman, Federal Harmony | 1788 | E | 4 | Come sound his praise abroad | |
91 | 82a | 5374 | Lanesburgh | Lewis Edson | 1790 | e | 4 | And must this body die | |
92 | 82b | 4138a | Norwich | Oliver Brownson | 1779 | a | 4 | My sorrows, like a flood | |
93 | 83a | 4139 | 25th Psalm | Alexander Gillet | 1779 | a | 4 | I lift my soul to God | |
94 | 83b | 4288a | Stafford | Daniel Read | 1782 | A | 4 | See what a living stone | |
95 | 84 | 4077a | Worcester | Abraham Wood | 1778 | F | 4 | How beauteous are their feet | |
96 | 85 | 6750 | Granby | Alexander Gillet | 1794 | G | 4 | Come sound his praise abroad | |
97 | 86a | 2381a | Eagle Street | Isaac Smith | 1755 | A | 4 | Behold, what wondrous grace | |
98 | 86b | 7912 | Wales | Original | 1799 | A | 4 | Come, ye who love the Lord | |
99 | 87a | 6812 | Cumberland-Street | James Leach | 1794 | E | 4 | Ah, when shall I awake | |
100 | 87b | 2934 | Little Marlborough | The Universal Psalmodist | 1763 | a | 4 | Thou judge of quick and dead | |
101 | 88a | 3812a | Kibworth | The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 3 | 1776 | G | 4 | Welcome, sweet day of rest | |
102 | 88b | 7893 | Moment's Thought | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | B | 4 | Jesus, my truth, my way | New in this book |
103 | 89a | 3401b | Hingham | William Billings | 1770 | a | 4 | My God, my life, my love | |
104 | 89b | 848b | Aylsbury | A Book of Psalmody | 1717 | a | 4 | Ah! Whither shall I go | |
105 | 90a | 2748 | St. Simons | Caleb Ashworth | 1761 | G | 4 | Far as thy name is known | |
106 | 90b | 7882 | Guilford | Original | 1799 | g | 4 | Astonished and distressed | |
107 | 91 | 4091a | Silver Street | Isaac Smith | 1779 | C | 4 | Ye angels round the throne | |
108 | 92 | 4470b | Martins Lane | Smith, Collection of Psalm Tunes, Ed. 4 | 1784 | G | 4 | O God of good, the unfathomed sea | |
109 | 93 | 4278a | Greenfield | Lewis Edson | 1782 | a | 4 | God is our refuge in distress | |
110 | 94 | 4915 | 146th Psalm | Simeon Jocelin | 1788 | A | 4 | I'll praise my maker with my breath | |
111 | 95a | 3697b | Newcourt | The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 2 | 1775 | F | 4 | I'll praise my maker with my breath | |
112 | 95b | 1985 | Jennings | J. Jennings | 1750 | C | 4 | I'll praise my maker with my breath | |
113 | 96 | 4129 | Farmington | Alexander Gillet | 1779 | f | 4 | Think, mighty God, on feeble man | |
114 | 97 | 4285 | 89th Psalm | Simeon Jocelin | 1782 | a | 4 | Think, mighty God, on feeble man | |
115 | 98 | 4130 | Freedom | Alexander Gillet | 1779 | A | 4 | The Lord of glory reigns, he reigns on high | |
116 | 99 | 116a | Landaff | Genevan Psalter | 1558 | g | 4 | Sinners awake betimes, ye fools, be wise | |
117 | 100 | 4619a | Resurrection | Daniel Read | 1785 | E | 4 | The God of glory sends his summons forth | |
118 | 101 | 5359 | Admonition | Daniel Read | 1790 | a | 4 | Sinners awake betimes, ye fools, be wise | |
119 | 102 | 4140a | Springfield | Samuel Babcock | 1779 | b | 4 | Jesus drinks the bitter cup | |
120 | 103a | 1648c | Amsterdam | J. Wesley Collection of Tunes | 1742 | G | 4 | Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings | |
121 | 103b | 4280 | Lenox | Lewis Edson | 1782 | C | 4 | Lord of the worlds above | |
122 | 104 | 4076 | 136th Psalm | Deaolph | 1778 | C | 4 | Hast thou not given thy word | |
123 | 105 | 3079a | Portsmouth | Knibb, Psalm Singer's Help | 1765 | A | 4 | Blow ye the trumpet, blow | |
124 | 106a | 3360a | Amherst | William Billings | 1770 | G | 4 | Ye boundless realms of joy | |
125 | 106b | 4132a | Jubilee | Oliver Brownson | 1779 | A | 4 | Blow ye the trumpet, blow | |
126 | 107a | 7887 | Judea | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | G | 4 | Rejoice, the Lord is King | New in this book |
127 | 107b | 3317c | Yorkshire | Jesser | 1769 | E | 4 | Arise, my soul, arise | |
128 | 108 | 7896 | Mount Moriah | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | e | 4 | Behold the Lamb of God | New in this book |
129 | 109 | 4074 | Middletown | Amos Bull | 1778 | A | 4 | Hail the day that sees him rise | |
130 | 110 | 3263 | Falmouth | Martin Madan | 1769 | D | 4 | Sovereign ruler of the skies | |
131 | 111 | 3289 | Somerset | Martin Madan | 1769 | E | 4 | Hail the day that sees him rise | |
132 | 112a | 3225a | German Hymn | Benjamin Milgrove | 1768 | B | 4 | Now begin the heavenly theme | |
133 | 112b | 2211a | Cookham | Divine Musical Miscellany | 1754 | G | 4 | Holy Lamb, who thee receive | |
134 | 113a | 2980a | Feversham | John Worgan | 1765 | C | 4 | Glory be to God on high | |
135 | 113b | 7907 | Salem | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | a | 4 | Lord, we come before thee now | New in this book |
136 | 114 | 6081 | New Haven | Z. W. Vincent | 1792 | F | 4 | Great God of wonders! All thy ways | |
137 | 115a | 7904 | 112th Psalm | Original | 1799 | d | 4 | Weary of wandering from my God | |
138 | 115b | 1034a | Cary's | Henry Carey | 1723 | G | 4 | The Lord my pasture shall prepare | |
139 | 116 | 6139 | Hampstead | Oswell | 1793 | D | 4 | The Lord my pasture shall prepare | |
140 | 117 | 5186b | Hampton | James Leach | 1789 | D | 4 | Thou Shepherd of Israel and mine | |
141 | 118a | 6080 | Limefield | Thomas Walker | 1792 | F | 4 | This God is the God we adore | |
142 | 118b | 4022 | St. Peter's | William Billings | 1778 | c | 4 | How shall a lost sinner in pain | |
143 | 119 | 2723b | New Jerusalem | J. Wesley Sacred Melody | 1761 | F | 4 | What now is my object and aim | |
144 | 120 | 3667 | Northampton | The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 1 | 1774 | E | 4 | Love divine, all love excelling | |
145 | 121a | 3077a | Bethel | Knibb, Psalm Singer's Help | 1765 | G | 4 | Come, thou Fount of every blessing | |
146 | 121b | 3264c | West-Street | Martin Madan | 1769 | B | 4 | Come away to the skies | |
147 | 122 | 7910 | Triumph | Original | 1799 | d | 4 | Come let us ascend | |
148 | 123 | 6754 | Newbern | Law, Christian Harmony | 1794 | G | 4 | The Lord, the Sovereign, sends his summons forth | |
149 | 124 | 4607a | Judgment | Daniel Read | 1785 | C | 4 | Behold, the Judge descends, his guards are nigh | |
150 | 125a | 4944a | St. Mark's | Addington, Collection of Psalm Tunes | 1788 | F | 4 | How pleased and blessed was I | |
151 | 125b | 4912 | Milton | Hawley | 1788 | C | 4 | The Lord Jehovah reigns | |
152 | 126 | 3578 | 122nd Psalm | Joseph Stephenson | 1773 | A | 4 | How pleased and blessed was I | |
153 | 127 | 7874 | Cambridge | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | a | 4 | My tongue repeats his vows | New in this book |
154 | 128 | 7877a | Chesterfield | Original | 1799 | B | 4 | In boundless mercy, gracious Lord, appear | |
155 | 129 | 4524 | Babylon | Asahel Benham | 1785 | e | 4 | Along the banks where Babel's current flows | |
156 | 130 | 4169 | Warsaw | H. E., in The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 7 | 1780 | A | 4 | The blessed Jesus is my Lord, my love | |
157 | 131 | 3283a | Longfield | Martin Madan | 1769 | E | 4 | Thou, Jesus, art our King | |
158 | 132 | 7873 | Autumn | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | f | 4 | Savior, the world's and mine | New in this book |
159 | 133 | 3292a | Sussex | Martin Madan | 1769 | G | 4 | All glory to God, and peace upon earth | |
160 | 134a | 657a | St. Michael's | Supplement New Version | 1708 | B | 4 | O praise ye the Lord, prepare your glad voice | |
161 | 134b | 1833a | Walsingham | Johann Lampe | 1746 | d | 4 | Tis finished, tis done, the spirit is fled | |
162 | 135 | 2935a | Littleton | The Universal Psalmodist | 1763 | A | 4 | Lo! He comes with clouds descending | |
163 | 136a | 2973c | Helmsley | Madan, Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes | 1765 | G | 4 | Lo! He comes with clouds descending | |
164 | 136b | 7889a | Kingston | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | a | 4 | Agonizing in the garden | |
165 | 137 | 6055 | Broughton | Thomas Walker | 1792 | G | 4 | Compassionate Bridegroom, my Shepherd and friend | |
166 | 138 | 6071a | Manchester | R. Keene | 1792 | D | 4 | Compassionate Bridegroom, my Shepherd and friend | |
167 | 139 | 2234a | Lyme | Harmonia Sacra (Butts) | 1754 | D | 4 | Happy they whose joys abound | |
168 | 140 | 4216a | Mendon | William Billings | 1781 | a | 4 | My Redeemer, let me be | |
169 | 141 | 4286 | Salisbury | Oliver Brownson | 1782 | a | 4 | God of my salvation, hear | |
170 | 142 | 4207 | Harmony | Thomas Arne | 1754 | G | 4 | Thou god of harmony and love | |
171 | 143 | 1831c | Chatham | Johann Lampe | 1746 | a | 4 | Come on, my partners in distress | |
172 | 144 | 7897 | Musicians | Original | 1799 | G | 4 | Come, Lord, and help me to rejoice | |
173 | 145 | 4693 | Hebron | William Billings | 1786 | E | 4 | Behold the splendor, hear them shout | |
174 | 146 | 7900 | Petition | Original | 1799 | a | 4 | Why not now, my God, my God | |
175 | 147a | 3294b | Turin | Felice Giardini | 1769 | F | 4 | Father, Son, and Holy Ghost | |
176 | 147b | 1818 | Crucifixion | Johann Lampe | 1746 | d | 4 | Hearts of stone, relent, relent | |
177 | 148a | 3296a | Christmas | Martin Madan | 1769 | G | 4 | Lift up your heads in joyful hope | |
178 | 148b | 7880 | Edson | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | e | 4 | O Jesus, Savior of my soul | New in this book |
179 | 149a | 6052 | Burton | R. Keene | 1792 | B | 4 | My God, I am thine | |
180 | 149b | 7885 | Hatfield | Original | 1799 | F | 4 | Come, Lord, from above | |
181 | 150a | 4264 | Langdon | Benjamin Milgrove | 1781 | B | 4 | And when we remove | |
182 | 150b | 5188 | Sacrament | James Leach | 1789 | B | 4 | Come, Lord, from above | |
183 | 151a | 1816b | Passion | Johann Lampe | 1746 | e | 4 | O Jesus, my hope | |
184 | 151b | 2942 | St. Clement's | The Universal Psalmodist | 1763 | B | 4 | To the great One in three | |
185 | 152 | 4265b | Birmingham | Benjamin Milgrove | 1781 | D | 4 | Come, thou almighty King | |
186 | 153 | 6083 | Wiltshire | Z. W. Vincent | 1792 | G | 4 | In songs of sublime adoration and praise | |
187 | 154a | 6056 | Cornwall | Thomas Walker | 1792 | B | 4 | In songs of sublime adoration and praise | |
188 | 154b | 3214a | Huntingdon | Benjamin Milgrove | 1768 | a | 4 | Lord, my light and my salvation | |
189 | 155 | 7892 | Middlesex | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | F | 4 | Lord, my light and my salvation | New in this book |
190 | 156 | 6060 | East-Grinstead | Thomas Walker | 1792 | F | 4 | Head of the church triumphant | |
191 | 157 | 7875 | Canaan | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | A | 4 | Head of the church triumphant | New in this book |
192 | 158a | 7884 | Hamburgh | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | a | 4 | Head of the church triumphant | New in this book |
193 | 158b | 3543b | Dunstable | The Spiritual Psalmodist's Companion | 1772 | D | 4 | Away with our fears | |
194 | 159 | 1815c | New-Year | Hymns on the Great Festivals | 1746 | D | 4 | Come, let us anew | |
195 | 160 | 7911 | Wakefield | Original | 1799 | C | 4 | Jesus my elder brother lives | |
196 | 161 | 6063 | Bremen | Thomas Walker | 1792 | C | 4 | Let others boast their ancient line | |
197 | 162 | 6059 | Devonshire | Thomas Walker | 1792 | C | 4 | O Lord, how great's thy favor | |
198 | 163 | 7881 | Franklin | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | d | 4 | The place of John we covet | New in this book |
199 | 164 | 7878 | Dartmouth | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | e | 4 | Redemption great he gave | New in this book |
200 | 165a | 145f | Verulam | French Psalter | 1561 | F | 4 | With hearts I do accord | |
201 | 165b | 6085 | Priestley | Rippon, Selection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes | 1792 | G | 4 | Brethren, why toil ye thus for toys | |
202 | 166 | 7883 | Hadley | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | d | 4 | The chief concern of lost mankind | New in this book |
203 | 167a | 2209 | Havant | Divine Musical Miscellany | 1754 | G | 4 | Jesus, come thou hope of glory | |
204 | 167b | 7906 | Rockingham | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | b | 4 | Lamb of God, for whom we languish | New in this book |
205 | 168 | 7901 | Pinckney-Street | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | g | 4 | Tell me, O thou favored nation | New in this book |
206 | 169a | 2965 | Birkstead | George F. Handel | 1755 | F | 4 | Who hath our report believed | |
207 | 169b | 7908 | South-Carolina | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | D | 4 | Come, my soul, before the Lamb | New in this book |
208 | 170a | 2206a | Fairfax | Divine Musical Miscellany | 1754 | g | 4 | Turn thee to thy rest, my soul | |
209 | 170b | 2760a | Watertown | Urania | 1761 | A | 4 | When the north wind with his airy forces | |
210 | 171a | 4256 | Bunker-Hill | A. Law, Select Number of Plain Tunes | 1781 | a | 4 | Why should vain mortals tremble | |
211 | 171b-173 | 5357 | Cheshunt | A Selection of Sacred Harmony | 1790 | F | 4 | The voice of my beloved sounds | |
212 | 174-175 | 7895 | Mount Calvary | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | b | 4 | Behold, behold the bleeding God | New in this book |
213 | 175 | 4426a | Sophronia | A. King | 1783 | d | 4 | Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more | |
214 | 176 | 7685b | Vermont | Cole, Sacred Harmony | 1799 | A | 4 | Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds | |
215 | 177 | 4206b | New-Chester | J. Wesley Sacred Harmony | 1781 | e | 4 | Ye simple souls that stray | |
216 | 178 | 3695a | Leoni | The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 2 | 1775 | a | 4 | The God of Abraham praise | |
217 | 179 | 7903 | Potomack | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | G | 4 | Jehovah reigns, let all the guilty nations quake | New in this book |
218 | 180 | 7899 | Orangeburgh | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | a | 4 | My God, my God, why leavest thou me | New in this book |
219 | 181a | 7909 | Trenton | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | e | 4 | How long shall I repine | New in this book |
220 | 181b | 4020 | Richmond | William Billings | 1778 | a | 4 | My beloved haste away | |
221 | 182 | 7886 | Haverhill | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | D | 4 | Bear me to the sacred scene | New in this book |
222 | 183-185 | 0 | Anthem | C | 3 | Lift up your heads, O ye gates | |||
223 | 186-189 | 0 | Denmark | Martin Madan | D | 3 | Before Jehovah's awful throne | ||
224 | 190-192 | 0 | Greenwich | Martin Madan | G | 3 | Plunged in the gulf of dark despair | ||
225 | 193-196 | 0 | Easter | Martin Madan | G | 3 | He dies, the friend of sinners dies | ||
226 | 196-200 | 0 | The Dying Christian | William Billings | A♭ | 3 | Vital spark of heavenly flame | ||
227 | 201-202 | 0 | Sheffield | Breillat | G | 3 | Sinners, why so thoughtless grown | ||
228 | 203-206 | 0 | Epsom | Martin Madan | G | 3 | Come, let us join our cheerful songs | ||
229 | 207-209 | 0 | Ode on Spring | D | 4 | Hail, reviving spring | |||
230 | 210-212 | 0 | Anthem | G | 4 | When the Lord turned again | |||
231 | 213-214 | 4627 | Westford | Daniel Read | 1785 | B | 4 | Far from my thoughts, vain world, be gone | |
232 | 214 | 6287 | Concord | Oliver Holden | 1793 | C | 4 | The hill of Zion yields | |
233 | 215 | 4439a | Invitation | Jacob Kimball | 1784 | D | 4 | Come, my beloved, haste away | |
234 | 216a | 1664g | Winchester | J. Wesley Collection of Tunes | 1742 | C | 4 | Where is my God, my joy, my hope | |
235 | 216b | 7876a | Charleston | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | F | 4 | Come, thou Fount of every blessing | |
236 | 217 | 3549 | Carlisle New | Martin Madan | 1772 | E | 4 | Light of those whose only dwelling | |
237 | 218 | 6804a | St. John's | James Leach | 1794 | A | 4 | O love divine, how sweet thou art | |
238 | 219 | 7905 | Rhode-Island | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | c | 4 | Thou great mysterious God unknown | |
239 | 220a | 7890 | Maddison | Amos Pilsbury | 1799 | a | 4 | How long shall I repine | New in this book |
240 | 220b | 4000 | Baltimore | William Billings | 1778 | C | 4 | To the great One in three |
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