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==Description==
''The Sacred Harp'', compiled by Benjamin F. White and Elisha J. King in 1844, was the continuation of an American singing tradition already more than a century old. At the same time, it marks the beginning of a singing tradition that is now world-wide in scope.

'''First''' {{PubDatePlace|1844|by S. C. Collins in Philadelphia.|&nbsp;}}

===History===

===Editions===
'''Nineteenth Century'''
# 1844. White, Benjamin F.; and Elisha J. King. ''The Sacred Harp, a Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Odes, and Anthems, Selected from the Most Eminent Authors, Together with Nearly One Hundred Pieces Never Before Published; Suited to Most Metres, And Well Adapted to Churches of Every Denomination, Singing Schools, and Private Societies''. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: S. C. Collins. 262 pp.
# [[The Sacred Harp (1860)|1850]]. White, Benjamin F.; and Elisha J. King. ''The Sacred Harp, a Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Odes, and Anthems … To Which is Added Appendix I., Containing a Variety of Favorite Tunes not Comprised in the Body of the Work''. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: S. C. Collins. 366 pp. Appendix edited by a committee: B. F. White, Joel King, Leonard P. Breedlove, A. Ogletree, S. R. Penick, J. R. Turner, R. F. M. Mann, and E. L. King.
# [[The Sacred Harp (1860)|1859-1860]]. White, Benjamin F.; and Elisha J. King. ''The Sacred Harp, a Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Odes, and Anthems … To Which is Added Appendix I., Containing a Variety of Favorite Tunes not Comprised in the Body of the Work … Also, Appendix II., Containing 77 Pieces of New Composition by Distinguished Writers Never Before Published''. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: S. C. Collins. "New Appendix" edited by B. F. White, E. T. Pound, J. P. Rees, R. F. Ball, A. Ogletree, T. Waller, J. T. Edmunds, and A. S. Webster. 432 pp. Indexes, pp. 430-432.
# 1869-1870. White, James L., "and others." Compilers. 1869. ''The Sacred Harp: B. F. White and E. J. King: A collection of tunes, odes, hymns and anthems: Fourth edition, with supplement. Together with over one hundred pieces never before used for this work. Arranged and compiled by J. L. White and others''. Atlanta, Georgia: Compiler. 607 pp. Reprinted by J. L. White, Atlanta, in 1911; and by ''The J. L. White Sacred Harp'', Valdosta, Georgia, in 2007.

'''Twentieth Century'''
*1902. Cooper, Wilson M. ''The Sacred Harp: Revised and Improved''. Dothan, Alabama: W. M. Cooper. Later Editions in 1909, 1927, 1949, 1960, 1992, 2000, 2006, and 2012.
*1909. White, James L., and others. ''The Sacred Harp, a Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Odes and Anthems, Selected from the Most Eminent Authors, Together with Nearly One Hundred Pieces Never Before Published, Suited to Most Meters, and Well Adapted to Churches of Every Denomination, Singing Schools and Private Societies, with Plain Rules for Learners. Fifth Edition, entirely remodeled and improved.'' Place of publication not stated (Back flyleaf has advertisement for the Phillips and Crew Co., Atlanta). 524 pp. Preface from Atlanta, Georgia, April 30, 1909. Introduction and Rudiments, pp. 4-25. Music, pp. 27-308, followed by Musical Notation and Rudiments, pp. 5-21. Music, pp. 22-217. General Index (giving different page numbers for "Old" and "New"), pp. 218-220. "A variant issue was published in 1910" (Steel and Hulan 2010).
*1911. James, J. S., and others. ''[[The Sacred Harp (1911)|Original Sacred Harp]], Containing a Superior Collection of Standard Melodies of Odes, Anthems, and Church Music and Hymns of High Repute … with Complete Sketch of the Authors of Tunes and Hymns Connected with Each Tune''. Place of publication not stated. 554 pp. Introduction, pp. v-vi, dated Atlanta, Georgia, August 11, 1911. Rudiments, pp. 1-26. Music, pp. 27-550. Index, pp. 551-554.
*1936.
*1991.

==References==
*Cobb, Buell E., Jr. 1978. ''The Sacred Harp: A Tradition and Its Music''. Athens, Georgia: University of Georgia Press. 245 pp. Second Edition, 1989.
*Jackson, George P. 1933. ''White Spirituals in the Southern Uplands: The Story of the Fasola Folk, Their Songs, Singings, and "Buckwheat Notes"''. Chapel Hill, North Carolina: University of North Carolina. 444 pp. Reprinted by Dover Publications, New York, in 1965.
*Jackson, George P. 1944. ''The Story of the Sacred Harp, 1844-1944''. Nashville, Tennessee: Vanderbilt University Press. 46 pp.
*Steel, David Warren, and Richard H. Hulan. 2010. ''The Makers of the Sacred Harp''. Urbana, Illinois: University of Illinois Press. 322 pp.
*Vinson, Duncan. 2006. ''"As Far from Secular, Operatic, Rag-Time, and Jig Melodies as Is Possible": Religion and the Resurgence of Interest in the Sacred Harp, 1895-1911''. The Journal of American Folklore 119(474): 413-443.

==External Links==
*[http://imslp.org/wiki/The_Sacred_Harp_(Various) 1860 and 1911 Editions at IMSLP]
*[http://general.utpb.edu/fac/keast_d/Tunebooks/tunebook/White%20and%20King%20-%20The%20Sacred%20Harp.pdf Scan of Jackson 1944]
*[http://cincysacredharp.ej345.com/Bealle_SacredHarpPageTrackingTable.pdf Sacred Harp Page Tracking Table by John Bealle]

==Contents of 1844 Edition==
'''The tables below were derived from the 1859-1860 edition, since it is exactly the same as the 1844 edition except for the title page, introduction, and appendices.'''
===TABLE 1. LIST OF WORKS IN 1844 EDITION===
:'''First Notes in the style of ''[http://hymntune.library.uiuc.edu/default.asp The Hymn Tune Index]''. Zipfile containing all data (text files, tab-delimited) can be found [[media:SH1844All.zip|here]].'''
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|<u>Page</u>||<u>Title</u>||<u>Key</u>||<u>Text Meter</u>||<u>First Line</u>||<u>First Notes</u>||<u>Parts</u>||<u>Ed. 2</u>||<u>Ed. 3</u>||<u>Ed.4</u>||<u>1911</u>||<u>1991</u>
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||27||Bethel||f||C.M.||O for a closer walk with God||135143(2)12||3||27||27||27||27||27
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||28a||Aylesbury||a||S.M.||The God we worship now||154321||4||28a||28a||28a||28a||28a
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||28b||Wells||G||L.M.||Life is the time to serve the Lord||135U1D7U1D65||4||28b||28b||28b||28b||28b
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||29a||Fairfield||a||C.M.||Come, humble sinner, in whose breast||131D57U11(2)3||3||29a||29a||29a||29a||29a
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||29b||Tribulation||d||C.M.||Death, 'tis a melancholy day||3(4)55(4)5U1D754||3||29b||29b||29b||29b||29b
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||30a||Rochester||A||C.M.||Come let us join our cheerful songs||112312D7U1||4||30a||30a||30a||30a||
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||30b||Prospect||C||L.M.||Why should we start, or fear to die||5(6)U11D6U2132(1)D6||3||30b||30b||30b||30b||30b
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||31a||Ninety-Third Psalm||C||S.M.||Grace first contrived the way||5(6)U1D6U21(D6)5||3||31a||31a||31a||31a||31a
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||31b||Webster||G||S.M.||Come, we that love the Lord||132351||3||31b||31b||31b||31b||31b
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||32a||Corinth||G||L.M.||Jesus, and shall it ever be||13211(3)555||3||32a||32a||32a||32a||32a
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||32b||Peterborough||A||C.M.||Approach, my soul, the mercy seat||13334321||3||32b||32b||32b||32b||
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||33a||Weeping Savior||f#||S.M.||Did Christ o'er sinners weep||1353D7U1||3||33a||33a||33a||33a||33a
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||33b||Abbeville||G||S.M.||Come, Holy Spirit, Come||131(3)2D67U1||3||33b||33b||33b||33b||33b
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||34a||Hamilton||A||L.M.||Come, all who love the Lord indeed||5U1323(4)55(4)3||3||34a||34a||34a||34a||
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||34b||Bleeding Savior||a||C.M.||Alas! and did my Savior bleed||5(7)U11(D7)55(7)U11(D7)5||3||34b||34b||34b||34b||
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||35||Augusta||F||C.M.D.||O for a shout of sacred joy||15516551||3||35||35||35||35||
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||36a||America||a||S.M.||My soul, repeat his praise||113215||4||36a||36a||36a||36a||36a
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||36b||Ninety-Fifth||A||C.M.||When I can read by title clear||11234321||4||36b||36b||36b||36b||36b
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||37a||China||D||C.M.||Why should we mourn departing friends||322113(D6)63||4||37a||37a||37a||37a||163b
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||37b||Liverpool||F||C.M.||Young people all, attention give||11(2)35653(2)1||3||37b||37b||37b||37b||37b
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||38a||Winter||F||C.M.||His hoary frost, his fleecy snow||15565U1D5(3)1||4||38a||38a||||38a||38a
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||38b||Windham||f||L.M.||Broad is the road that leads to death||13455321||4||38b||38b||38b||38b||38b
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||39a||Detroit||e||C.M.||Do not I love thee, O my Lord||57U12D7U1(D7)5(4)5||3||39a||39a||39a||39a||39a
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||39b||Watchman||E{{Flat}}||S.M.||A charge to keep I have||135U1D32||3||39b||39b||39b||39b||
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||40||Lenox||C||66.66.88.||Blow ye the trumpet, blow||111D565||4||40||40||40||40||40
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||41||Invitation||e||C.M.||Come, humble sinner, in whose breast||53155777||3||41||41||41||41||
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||42||Clamanda||e||L.M.D.||Say, now, ye lovely social band||5311D7U3(4)54||3||42||42||42||42||42
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||43||Primrose Hill||G||C.M.||When I can read my title clear||53311444||3||43||43||43||43||43
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||44||The Converted Thief||C||C.M.D.||As on the cross the Savior hung||3565(6)U122D6||3||44||44||44||44||44
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||45a||New Britain||C||C.M.||Amazing grace! how sweet the sound||5U13(1)321D65||3||45a||45a||45a||45a||45a
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||45b||Supplication||a||L.M.||O thou who hears when sinners cry||5U11(D7)U1D7U21(D7)5||3||45b||45b||45b||45b||
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||46a||Dublin||a||C.M.||Lord, what is man, poor, feeble man||11D7U3D7U11D5||4||46a||46a||46a||46a||
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||46b||Hanover||a||C.M.||Come, humble sinner, in whose breast||13211D77(6)5||3||46b||46b||46b||46b||
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||47a||Primrose||A||C.M.||Salvation! O the joyful sound||5U12321D65||3||47a||47a||47a||47a||47a
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||47b||Idumea||a||S.M.||And am I born to die||11D7(U1)34(3)1||3||47b||47b||47b||47b||47b
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||48a||Devotion||C||L.M.||Sweet is the day of sacred rest||56U1D656U11||3||48a||48a||48a||48a||48a
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||48b||Kedron||e||L.M.||Thou man of grief, remember me||3(2)1155432||3||48b||48b||48b||48b||48b
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||49a||Old Hundred||A||L.M.||O come, loud anthems let us sing||11D765U123||4||49a||49a||49a||49a||49a
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||49b||Mear||G||C.M.||Will God forever cast us off||155331(2)32||3||49b||49b||49b||49b||49b
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||50a||Consolation||a||C.M.||Once more, my soul, the rising day||5U1234(3)21(D7)5||3||50a||50a||50a||50a||
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||50b||Distress||e||L.M.||So fades the lovely blooming flower||1345431(D7)U1||3||50b||50b||50b||50b||32b
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||51||Tennessee||F||C.M.D.||Afflictions, though they seem severe||3555355(6)1||4||51||51||||||
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||52a||Albion||G||S.M.||Come, ye that love the Lord||135312||4||52a||52a||52a||52a||52a
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||52b||Charlestown||F||87.87.||Mercy, O thou son of David||12325321||3||52b||52b||52b||52b||52b
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||53||Jerusalem||a||L.M.||Jesus. my all, to heaven is gone||5U12(1)D7U2(3)44(3)2||3||53||53||53||53||53
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||54a||Georgia||e||C.M.||Return, O God of love, return||1345(65)4321||4||54a||54a||54a||54a||
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||54b||Imandra New||F||11 11.11 11.||Farewell, my dear brethre, the time is at hand||1(3)5365313521||3||54b||54b||54b||54b||45b
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||55a||Paris||A||L.M.||This spacious earth is all the Lord's||1123(43)54(3)21||4||55a||55a||55a||55a||
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||55b||Vernon||e||88.88.88.||Come, O thou traveler unknown||35554(3)54(3)1||4||55b||55b||55b||55b||95b
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||56||Salem||F||C.M.||How sweet the name of Jesus sounds||3(4)56535(6)U11||3||56||56||56||56||
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||57||Christian Soldier||G||C.M.D.||Am I a soldier of the cross||1(2)332(1)D6U113(5)||3||57||57||57||57||57
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||58||Pisgah||B{{Flat}}||C.M.||Jesus, thou art the sinner's friend||5(6)U111(2)3(1)666(5)||4||58||58||58||58||58
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||59||Holy Manna||C||87.87.D||Bethren, we have met to worship||55(6)U1122(1)3(2)1(D6)||3||59||59||59||59||59
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||60||Portugal||G||L.M.||How pleasant, how divinely fair||5U123(1)3(5)4(3)21||4||60||60||||60||
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||61||Sweet Rivers||F||C.M.D.||Sweet rivers of redeeming love||133(1)22(3)55(2)3||3||61||61||61||61||61
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||62||Parting Hand||G||L.M.D.||My Christian friends, in bonds of love||13(2)111212||3||62||62||62||62||62
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||63||Coronation||A{{Flat}}||C.M.||All hail the power of Jesus' name||5U1133212||4||63||63||63||63||63
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||64||Nashville||A||886.886.||The Lord into his garden come||5U111(D7)U1222(1)||3||64||64||64||64||64
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||65||Sweet Prospect||e||C.M.D.||On Jordan's stormy banks I stand||3(5)3(2)D76557U2||3||65||65||65||65||65
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||66||Kingwood||A||886.886.||My days, my weeks, my months, my years||5U111(D7)1222(1)||4||66||66||66||66||266
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||67||Columbus||f#||C.M.D.||O, once I had a glorious view||1333(2)1332(1)||3||67||67||67||67||67
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||68a||Salem||b||L.M.||He dies, the friend of sinners dies||1D765U1(3)221||4||68a||68a||68a||68a||68a
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||68b||Middlebury||A||669.669.||Come away to the skies||55U1111(3)||3||68b||68b||68b||68b||
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||69||Minister's Farewell||G||C.M.D.||Dear friends, farewell! I do you tell||133313(2)1D6||4||69||69||69||69||69a
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||70||Rhode Island||c||886.886.||Thou great, mysterious God unknown||35553(5)777||3||70||70||||480||
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||71||Leander||a||C.M.D.||My soul forsakes her vain delight||5U1111D765||3||71||71||71||71||71
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||72a||The Weary Souls||F||C.M.D.||Ye weary, heavy-laden souls||15551552||3||72a||72a||72a||72a||72a
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||72b||Bellevue||B{{Flat}}||11 11.11 11.||How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord||5U1D6U1D5U11323D5||3||72b||72b||72b||72b||72b
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||73a||Cusseta||B{{Flat}}||L.M.||Show pity, Lord; O Lord, forgive||56(5)6(U1)2D5U11(D6)5||3||73a||73a||73a||73a||73a
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||73b||Arlington||F||C.M.||Jesus, with all thy saints above||13332111||3||73b||73b||73b||73b||73b
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||74a||The Enquirer||g||C.M.D.||I'm not ashamed to own my Lord||1D57U112(1)24||3||74a||74a||74a||74a||74a
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||74b||King of Peace||a||77.77.||Lord, I cannot let thee go||121D757U1||3||74b||74b||74b||74b||74b
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||75||Paradise||A||C.M.||There is a land of pure delight||1113(45)322(342)1||4||75||75||||||
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||76a||Holiness||G||77.77.77.||Daniel's wisdom may I know||1355323||3||76a||76a||76a||76a||76a
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||76b||Desire for Piety||C||8 11.8 11.||Tis my desire with God to walk||1D666U1D55(6)5||3||76b||76b||76b||76b||76b
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||77a||The Child of Grace||a||C.M.D.||How happy's every child of grace||1D75U321(D7)57||3||77a||77a||77a||77a||77a
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||77b||Talbotton||G||77.77.||Hark! my soul, it is the Lord||5533U1D65||3||77b||77b||77b||77b||
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||78||The Hebrew Children||d||76.8886.||Where are the Hebrew children||554(5)755(4)3||3||78||78||||481||133
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||79||The Old Ship of Zion||F||10 7.10 7.||What ship is that that will take us all home||3(2)13(5)5(3)5565U1D5||3||79||79||79||79||79
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||80a||Shouting Song||f#||87.87.||Jesus, grant us all a blessing||556544(3)2(3)4||3||80a||80a||80a||80a||80a
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||80b||Service of the Lord||F||89.89.||Farewell, vain world, I'm going home||56U1D53553||3||80b||80b||80b||80b||80b
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||81a||Beach Spring||A||87.87.D.||Come, ye sinners, poor and wretched||1121332(1)D6||3||81a||81a||81a||81a||81a
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||81b||Cookham||G||77.77.||Hark! the herald angels sing||121232(4)3||3||81b||81b||81b||81b||81b
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||82a||Bound for Canaan||B{{Flat}}||76.76.||O when shall I see Jesus||5556U122||3||82a||82a||82a||82a||82a
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||82b||Edgefield||f#||L.M.||How tedious and tasteless the hours||6U1332D756||3||82b||82b||82b||82b||82b
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||83a||Vale of Sorrow||a||76.76.86.76.||While in this vale of sorrow||132131D5||3||83a||83a||83a||83a||83a
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||83b||Harris||F||C.M.||In evil long I took delight||13553343||3||83b||83b||||538||
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||84||Mountville||A||76.76.D||Throughout our wide-spread union||5U115343||3||84||84||||84||
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||85||The Morning Trumpet||f#||76 11.76 11.||O when shall I see Jesus||1(2)32343(2)1||3||85||85||85||85||85
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||86||Little Children||E||87.87.D.||Come, little children, now we may||556U12312||3||86||86||86||86||
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||87||Sweet Canaan||F||89.89.||O who will come and go with me||3(2)1122452||3||87||87||87||87||87
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||88a||Done with the World||F||8 11.8 11.||Jesus, my all, to heaven has gone||556U1216(5)5||3||88a||88a||88a||88a||88a
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||88b||Mount Zion||F||C.M.||O for a thousand tongues to sing||1355355(5)1||3||88b||88b||88b||88b||88b
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||89||The Church's Desolation||B{{Flat}}||87.87.D||Well may thy servants mourn, my God||556U1D6(5)6U12||3||89||89||89||89||89
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||90||Look Out||A||87.87.D.||My brethren all, on you I call||5U1121352||3||90||90||90||90||90
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||91||Church Triumphant||F||77.87.D||Head of the church triumphant||53111D7(U1)2||3||91||91||||||
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||92||Burk||G||76.76.787.||The glorious light of Zion||11D5U1356||3||92||92||92||92||92
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||93||Frozen Heart||F||L.M.||Lord, shed a beam of heavenly day||1135653(2)1||3||93||93||93||93||93
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||94||Oak Bowery||G||88.88.88.||Would Jesus have the sinner die||5U111(3)5(3)2(1)2(3)2||3||94||94||||483||
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||95||Aithlone||G||886.886.||O thou, that hears the prayer of faith||3(2)123(4)565(4)3||4||95||95||||485||
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||96||Happy Matches||A||886.886.||When thou, my righteous judge, shall come||5U1113(1)222||3||96||96||96||96||96
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||97||Will You Go?||a||86.86.8886.||We're traveling home to heaven above||5U11321(D7)65||3||97||97||97||97||
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||98||Dull Care||B{{Flat}}||86.86.54.686.||Why should we at our lots complain||5U1355452||3||98||98||98||98||98
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||99||Gospel Trumpet||A||86.88.84.||Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds||5U1(23)12(34)4321||3||99||99||99||99||99
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||100||The Bower of Prayer||A||11 11.11 11.6.||To leave my dear friends, and with neighbors to part||1(D6)56U12321113||3||100||100||100||100||100
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||101a||Canaan's Land||A||C.M.D.||O for a breeze of heavenly love||331132(1)2(3)2||3||101a||101a||101a||101a||101a
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||101b||Holy City||f#||76.76.D||There is a holy city||567554(3)1||3||101b||101b||101b||101b||101b
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||102||Fulfillment||e||98.98.D.||See how the scriptures are fulfilling||564534521||3||102||102||102||102||102
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||103||Animation||G||C.M.||And let this feeble body fail||5U113(2)1453||3||103||103||103||103||103
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||104||The Lovely Story||A||L.M.D.||A story most lovely I'll tell||3111D56U13||3||104||104||104||104||104
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||105a||Redemption||g||65.65.D.||Come friends and relations||1323D75||3||105a||105a||||501b||
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||105b||Turn, Sinner, Turn||d||L.M.||Today, if you will hear his voice||1332211(D7)5||3||105b||105b||160b||160b||160b
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||106||Ecstasy||f#||76.76.||O when shall I see Jesus||5757U1D55||3||106||106||106||106||106
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||107||Pleasant Grove||a||L.M.D.||Here, in thy name, eternal God||1331322D7||3||107||107||107||107||
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||108||Night Watchman||F||77.77.D.||Watchman! tell us of the night||1232345||3||108||108||||||
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||109||Carnsville||B{{Flat}}||76.76.77.76.||I love my blessed Savior||5U111D56U1||3||109||109||109||109||109
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||110||Mount Vernon||e||L.M.D.||What solemn sound the ear invades||133(4)55U1D7U1||3||110||110||110||110||110
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||111||Concord||A||88.88.99.||With thankfulness we will adore||11114311||3||111||111||||||
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||112||Sandtown||A||C.M.D.||Urged by compassion, I look round||11155553||3||112||112||||487||
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||113||The Prodigal Son||A||C.M.||Affection, though they seem severe||5U111D5U111||3||113||113||113||113||113
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||114a||Suffield||e||C.M.||Teach me the measure of my days||132353(2)1(D7)U1||4||114a||114a||114a||114a||
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||114b||The Midnight Cry||A||76.76.76.77.||When the midnight cry began||1121332||3||114b||114b||114b||114b||495
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||115||Creation||F||76.76.D.||When Adam was created||112356(7)U1||3||115||115||||||
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||116||Union||a||12 8.12 8.12 8.||Come brothers and sisters who love one another||11211D7577U1D54||3||116||116||116||116||116
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||117||Jordan's Shore||a||86.84.D||On Jordan's stormy banks I stand||1D5U11121D7||3||117||117||||486||
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||118||Ball Hill||A||87.87.||Come, thou fount of every blessing||111(D7)U1234(3)2||3||118||118||||||
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||119||The Many Wants||a||11 11.11 11.||How happy, how joyful, how lovely I feel||321(7)577U211(D7)45||3||119||119||||||
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||120||Lumpkin||F||76.76.D.||Sometimes a light surprises||3555(7)653||3||120||120||||||
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||121||Florence||F||C.M.D.||Not many years their rounds shall roll||1(3)5566(3)5(6)5(3)2(1)||3||121||121||121||121||121
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||122||All Is Well||A||10 6.10 6.88.86.||What's this that steals, that steals upon my frame||1D7U121D7U1234(2)||3||122||122||122||122||122
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||123a||The Dying Christian||A||11 8.11 8.||Ye objects of sense and enjoyments of time||5U1123215543||3||123a||123a||123a||123a||123a
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||123b||Cross of Christ||g||C.M.D.||The cross of Christ inspires my heart||13524(2)11(D7)5||3||123b||123b||123b||123b||123b
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||124||Irwinton||F||C.M.D.||What poor, despised company||1(3)53(2)35U1D6(5)3||3||124||124||||||229
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||125||Expression||d||11 11.11 11.||O Jesus, my Savior, I know thou art mine||3(4)5556(5)57U11D75||3||125||125||125||125||125
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||126||Babel's Streams||e||C.M.D.||By Babel's streams we sat and wept||11D7(6)54345||3||126||126||126||126||126
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||127||Green Fields||A||L.M.D.||How tedious and tasteless the hours||11D5U13135||4||127||127||127||127||127
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||128||The Promised Land||f#||86.86.87.88.||On Jordan's stormy banks I stand||1333(4)5444||3||128||128||128||128||128
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||129||Heavenly Armor||C||76.76.D.||And if you meet with troubles||5(6)U111(2)32(3)2(1)||3||129||129||129||129||129
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||130||Millenium||F||12 12.12 13.||The time is soon coming, by the prophets foretold||3(2)1(2)3453553111||3||130||130||130||130||130
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||131a||Messiah||f#||C.M.D.||He comes! He comes! to judge the world||534(3)13D7(U1)34||4||131a||131a||131a||131a||131a
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||131b||Invocation||G||76.76.77.76.||Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings||1D65U1213||3||131b||131b||131b||131b||131b
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||132||Exultation||a||669.669.||Come away to the skies||55U1116(5)||4||132||132||132||132||
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||133||Missionary Hymn||F||76.76.D.||From Greenland's icy mountains||1355653||3||133||133||133||133||
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||134||The Christian's Hope||A||88.86.D||A few more days on earth to spend||5U1233565(43)||3||134||134||134||134||134
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||135||Olney||G||87.87.D.||Come, thou fount of every blessing||11D6U1D55(6)U1(2)3||3||135||135||135||135||135
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||136||Morality||G||10 11.11 12.||While beauty and youth are in their full prime||553456(5)4222||3||136||136||136||136||136
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||137||Liberty||F||C.M.||No more beneath the oppressive hand||555U1D65(3)3(1)2||3||137||137||137||137||137
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||138||Solitude in the Grove||e||C.M.D.||O, were I like a feathered dove||11242547||4||138||138||||||
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||139||Elysian||G||76.76.77.77.||Burst, ye emerald gates, and bring||123(2)135U1||4||139||139||139||139||139
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||140||Sweet Solitude||A||L.M.||Hail, solitude! thou gentle queen||5U111(D5)U5333(1)||3||140||140||140||140||140
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||141||Complainer||G||76.76.D||I am a great complainer||5U113565||3||141||141||141||141||141
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||142||Stratfield||f#||L.M.||Through every age, eternal God||5U11D753(45)65||4||142||142||142||142||142
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||143||Pleyel's Hymn Second||F||C.M.D.||While thee I seek, protecting power||55U1D53442||4||143||143||143||143||143
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||144||Jubilee||A||87.87.D.||Hark! the jubilee is sounding||1D5U11(2)3432||4||144||144||144||144||144
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||145a||Warrenton||G||87.87.||Come, thou fount of every blessing||55556(7)U1(D6)6(5)5||3||145a||145a||145a||145a||145a
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||145b||Sweet Affliction||F||87.87.D||In the floods of tribulation||3211223(2)1||3||145b||145b||145b||145b||145b
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||146||Hallelujah||B{{Flat}}||C.M.||And let this feeble body fail||5U11D5(6)U1232(1)||3||146||146||146||146||146
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||147||Washington||a||L.M.D.||Dismiss us with thy blessing, Lord||3D7U1D5(4)3555||4||147||147||147||147||
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||148||Jefferson||a||87.87.D.||Glorious things of thee are spoken||11(D7)5U1(2)32(1)21||3||148||148||148||148||148
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||149||The Trumpet||D||11 12.12 12.||The chariot! the chariot! its wheels roll in fire||555U333121D7U1||3||149||149||149||149||149
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||150||The Spiritual Sailor||a||76.76.D.||The people called Christians||1D5U11232||3||150||150||150||150||
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||151||Symphony||E{{Flat}}||10 10.10 10.10 10.||Behold the Judge descends, his guards are nigh||135U1D543215||4||151||151||151||151||151
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||152||Bruce's Address||C||77.75.D.||Soldiers of the cross, arise||555356U1||3||152||152||152||152||
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||153||Salutation||d||76.86.76.||Good morning, brother pilgrim||1D754377||3||153||153||153||153||
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||154||The Saints' Delight||f#||C.M.||When I can read my title clear||13545332(1)||3||154||154||||498||114
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||155||Northfield||C||C.M.||How long, dear Savior, O how long||1D5435U132||4||155||155||155||155||155
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||156||The Pilgrim's Lot||G||886.886.||How happy is the pilgrim's lot||4(5)U11D4(5)U13(4)52(1)||3||156||156||156||156||
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||157||Essay||D||76.76.D.||See how the wicked kingdom||3555(3)5U13||3||157||157||157||157||157
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||158||Funeral Thought||F||12 11.12 12.||Thou art gone to the grave, we willnot deplore thee||331335531232||4||158||158||158||158||158
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||159||Wondrous Love||g||12 9.12 12 9.||What wondrous love is this||11D7U2454211D7U2||3||159||159||159||159||159
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||160a||War Department||e||11 11.11 11.||No more shall the sound of the war-whoop be heard||11456452121||3||160a||160a||160a||160a||160a
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||160b||Marysville||a||L.M.||Jesus, my all, to heaven is gone||1D5U112(1)D7U12||3||160b||160b||160b||160b||
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||161||Sweet Home||F||11 11.11 11.||Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints||13465354(3)423||3||161||161||161||161||161
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||162||Plenary||G||C.M.||Hark! from the tombs a doleful sound||5U1113212||3||162||162||162||162||162
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||163||Morning||e||L.M.||He dies, the friend of sinners dies||111534(3)21||3||163||163||163||163||163a
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||164||Duane Street||A||L.M.D.||A poor wayfaring man of grief||5U1331244||3||164||164||164||164||164
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||165||Family Bible||a||12 11.12 11.D.||How painfully pleasing the fond recollection||5U1345(6)543221(D7)5||3||165||165||165||165||165
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||166||Joyful||B{{Flat}}||C.M.D.||Am I a soldier of the cross||5U1111311||3||166||166||166||166||513
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||168||Cowper||g||L.M.||Forgive the song that falls so low||133551D7U1||4||168||168||168||168||168
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||169||Dartmouth||G||S.M.D.||Come sound his praise abroad||15(3)1(3)5(3)6(7)U1||3||169||169||169||169||169
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||170||Exhilaration||F||888.888.||O! may I worthy prove to be||1(3)5(3)2(5)66(5)U11D5||3||170||170||170||170||170
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||171||Exhortation||F||C.M.||Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear||13(5)453(4)5(43)21||4||171||171||171||171||171
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||172||Harmony||G||886.886.||Wake, all ye soaring throngs, and sing||5321D5U1(2)3(4)5||3||172||172||172||172||172
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||173||Phoebus||f#||C.M.D.||Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear||155(4)3455(6)7||4||173||173||173||173||173
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||174||Petersburg||D||L.M.D.||Thus saith the high and lofty one||5U111D535U1||3||174||174||174||174||174
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||175||Star in the East||C||11 10.11 10.||Hail the blest morn when the great mediator||5535(6)U123211(D6)5||3||175||175||175||175||
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||176||The Goodly Land||F||66.84.D.||Though nature's strength decay||155(67)U1D65||3||176||176||||||
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||177||Banquet of Mercy||F||11 11.11 11.3 11.||Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints||13135354243||3||177||177||||177||
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||178||Hosanna||G||76.76.D.||When, his salvation bringing||5U135U1D53||3||178||178||178||178||
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||179||The Christian Warfare||C||12 11.12 11.11 11.||I find myself placed in a state of probation||1D56U123211D56U1||3||179||179||179||179||179
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||180||Vermont||e||C.M.D.||In vain we lavish out our lives||5315U1D7(U1)D7(6)5||4||180||180||180||180||180
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||181||Exit||e||L.M.||Death, like an overflowing stream||5531(23)565(4)5||4||181||181||181||181||181
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||182||Newburgh||C||S.M.D.||Let every creature join||535U121||4||182||182||182||182||182
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||183||Greenwich||e||L.M.D.||Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was I||55U1D75U1D7(U12)1||4||183||183||183||183||183
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||184||Enfield||E||C.M.D.||Before the rosy dawn of day||13332(1)555||4||184||184||184||184||184
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||185||Pilgrim's Farewell||G||12 8.88.12 12 12.||Farewell, farewell, farewell, my friends, I must be gone||5(43)4U1(D65)41(23)21565(4)3(2)1||3||185||185||185||185||185
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||186||Sherburne||D||C.M.||While shepherds watched their flocks by night||53166656||4||186||186||186||186||186
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||187||Protection||F||C.M.||God, my supporter, and my hope||5U11D6656(7)U1||4||187||187||187||187||187
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||188||Spring||G||88.88.77.||The scattered clouds are fled at last||5U11(23)22(34)3(1)1(23)2||4||188||188||188||188||188
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||189||Montgomery||C||C.M.D.||Early, my God, without delay||133312(1)D7(6)5||4||189||189||189||189||189
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||191||Virginia||e||C.M.||Thy words the raging winds control||155U1D76(47)65||4||191||191||191||191||191
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||192||Schenectady||E{{Flat}}||L.M.D.||From all that dwell below the skies||535113(4)55||4||192||192||192||192||192
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||193||Huntington||A||L.M.D.||Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was I||5U1(23)155315||4||193||193||193||193||193
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||195||Worcester||F||S.M.D.||How beauteous are their feet||132(1)D56(7)U1||4||195||195||195||195||195
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||196||Alabama||e||C.M.D.||Angels in shining order stand||1345(6)7U11D3||4||196||196||196||196||196
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||198||Star of Columbia||a||11 11.11 11.D.||Columbia! Columbia! to glory arise||3(2)1121(D7)55U3(4)534||3||198||198||198||198||
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||200||Edom||F||C.M.D.||With songs and honors sounding loud||53(45)6(7)U1D6535||3||200||200||200||200||200
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||201||Pilgrim||f#||86.86.76.86.||Come, all ye mourning pilgrims dear||54311345||3||201||201||201||201||201
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||202||New Lebanon||E{{Flat}}||88.88.88.||Great God, the heavens' well-ordered frame||53565U1(D7)65||4||202||202||202||202||202
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||203||Florida||e||S.M.||Let sinners take their course||531D7U15||4||203||203||203||203||203
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||204||Mission||G||L.M.D.||Young people, all attention give||13(2)11(D6)5U113||3||204||204||204||204||204
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||205||Pleasant Hill||E||C.M.D.||Religion is the chief concern||1333(2)3553||4||205||205||205||205||205
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||206||Consolation New||a||886.886.||Come on, my partners in distress||5U11D7(6)5U332(1)||3||206||206||206||206||
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||207||Louisiana||B{{Flat}}||87.87.D.||Come, little children, now we may||55(6)U121(2)332(1)||3||207||207||207||207||207
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||208||The Turtle Dove||D||L.M.D.||Hark! don't you hear the turtle dove||56(5)45(6)7U1D54||3||208||208||208||208||
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||209||Evening Shade||e||S.M.||The day is past and gone||13(45)7U1D7U1||3||209||209||209||209||209
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||210||Lena||f#||887.887.||See the Lord of glory dying||12323455||3||210||210||210||210||210
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||211||Whitestown||e||L.M.D.||Where nothing dwelt but beasts of prey||15555(6)754||4||211||211||211||211||211
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||212||Sharon||D||668.668.||How pleasant tis to see||1D5U1D7U12||3||212||212||212||212||212
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||213||The Good Old Way||F||87.87.D.||Lift up your heads, Immanuel's friends||1322(1)1322(1)||3||213||213||213a||213a||213a
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||214||Repentance||f#||C.M.D.||O, if my soul was formed for woe||5U11D753(54)32||3||214||214||214||214||214
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||215||New Topia||e||C.M.D.||Young people all, attention give||15555(4)755||4||215||215||215||215||215
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||216||Delight||e||66.66.88.||No burning heats by day||1D543(2)14||4||216||216||216||216||216
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||217||Ballstown||F||L.M.||Great God, attend while Zion sings||5555(3)121(2)3||4||217||217||217||217||217
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||218||Mount Pleasant||F||C.M.||There is a house not made with hands||13323(4)565||4||218||218||218||218||218
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||220||Mount Zion||C||S.M.D.||The hill of Zion yields||5U12335(321)||3||220||220||220||220||220
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||222||Ocean||F||C.M.D.||Thy works of glory, mighty Lord||55(6543)5U111D7(6)5||4||222||222||222||222||222
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||223||Portuguese Hymn||A||11 11 11.77 10.||Hither, ye faithful, haste with songs of triumph||1D5U12D5U1D7U121D7||3||223||223||223||223||223
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||224||The Saints Bound for Heaven||B{{Flat}}||12 9.67.13 10.||Our bondage it shall end, by and by, by and by||3(2)3111D6(5)6U12232||3||224||224||||489||
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||225||Christmas Anthem||G||Anthem||O how charming||13(4)554533(2)||3||225||225||225||225||225
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||227||Ode of Life's Journey||A||SetPiece||I began life's journey when young||12321D5U11||3||227||227||227||227||227
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||228||Masonic Ode||D||Anthem||Sacred to heaven, behold the dome appears||555U11D6677U1||3||228||228||228||228||
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||232||Baptismal Anthem||B{{Flat}}||Anthem||In those days came John the Baptist||55U112231||3||232||232||232||232||232
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||234||Reverential Anthem||C||Anthem||Give unto the Lord the glory||12345(6)5434||3||234||234||234||234||234
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||235||Easter Anthem||A||Anthem||The Lord is risen indeed||1D5(67)51(D7U1)23(21)||4||235||235||235||235||236
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||239||David's Lamentation||a||Anthem||David the King was grieved and moved||112323235(3)1||4||239||239||239||239||268
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||240||Christian Song||d||SetPiece||Mine eyes are now closing to rest||5U1D7U1(2)3132||3||240||240||240||240||240
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||242||Ode on Science||G||SetPiece||The morning sun shines from the east||1D5(3)2(1)266(56)7U1||3||242||242||242||242||242
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||245||Claremont||a||Anthem||Vital spark of heavenly flame||5555777||4||245||245||245||245||245
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||250||Heavenly Vision||G||Anthem||I beheld, and lo, a great multitude||1234543222||4||250||250||250||250||250
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||254||Rose of Sharon||A||Anthem||I am the rose of Sharon||5U121231||4||254||254||254||254||254
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||260||Farewell Anthem||a||Anthem||My friends, I am going a long and tedious journey||15554435U1(2)3(2)1D5||4||260||260||260||260||260
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===TABLE 2. COMPOSERS AND AUTHORS OF 1844 EDITION===
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||27||Bethel||Anonymous, 1841||William Cowper, 1779||
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||28a||Aylesbury||John Chetham, 1717||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||28b||Wells||[[Psalm 100 (Israel Holdroyd)|Israel Holdroyd]], 1722||Isaac Watts, 1709||
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||29a||Fairfield||Hitchcock, 1791||Edmund Jones, 1787||
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||29b||Tribulation||Amzi Chapin, 1813||Isaac Watts, 1707||Possibly by Amzi Chapin.
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||30a||Rochester||[[Psalm 34 (Israel Holdroyd)|Israel Holdroyd]], 1722||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||30b||Prospect||Graham, 1835||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||31a||Ninety-Third Psalm||[[Delay (Jeremiah Ingalls)|Jeremiah Ingalls]], 1805||Philip Doddridge, 1755||Music as arranged by Lucius Chapin, 1812.
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||31b||Webster||Ananias Davisson, 1820||Isaac Watts, 1707||Music as arranged in Christian Harmony, 1835.
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||32a||Corinth||John Massengale, 1844||Joseph Grigg, 1765||
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||32b||Peterborough||Anonymous, 1803||John Newton, 1779||
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||33a||Weeping Savior||Elisha J. King, 1844||Benjamin Beddome, 1787||
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||33b||Abbeville||[[The General Doom (Jeremiah Ingalls)|Jeremiah Ingalls]], 1805||Benjamin Beddome, 1800||Music arranged by E. J. King, 1844, based on arrangement by Chapin, 1813.
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||34a||Hamilton||B. F. White, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1800||
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||34b||Bleeding Savior||Z. Chambless, 1844||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||35||Augusta||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||36a||America||Truman S. Wetmore, 1798||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||36b||Ninety-Fifth||Anonymous, 1800||Isaac Watts, 1707||Attributed to Colton or Chapin.
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||37a||China||[[China (Timothy Swan)|Timothy Swan]], 1801||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||37b||Liverpool||Boyd, 1818||Anonymous, 1803||Music arranged by M. C. H. Davis in Southern Harmony, 1835
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||38a||Winter||[[Winter (Daniel Read)|Daniel Read]], 1785||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||38b||Windham||[[Windham (Daniel Read)|Daniel Read]], 1785||Isaac Watts, 1709||
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||39a||Detroit||Anonymous, 1820||Philip Doddridge, 1755||As arranged by William Bradshaw in 1820.
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||39b||Watchman||James Leach, 1794||Charles Wesley, 1762||
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||40||Lenox||[[Lenox (Lewis Edson)|Lewis Edson]], 1782||Charles Wesley, 1750||
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||41||Invitation||Anonymous, 1793||Edmund Jones, 1787||
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||42||Clamanda||Anonymous, 1820||Anonymous, 1806||Tune based on an eighteenth-century song.
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||43||Primrose Hill||Stephen Jenks, 1806||Isaac Watts, 1707||Tune as arranged in The Sacred Harp, 1844; also in Southern Harmony, 1840
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||44||The Converted Thief||William Moore, 1825||Samuel Stennett, 1787||
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||45a||New Britain||Anonymous, 1829||John Newton, 1779||Tune as arranged in Walker, Southern Harmony, 1835.
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||45b||Supplication||Lucius Chapin, 1810||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||46a||Dublin||William Smith, 1698||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||46b||Hanover||William Walker, 1835||Edmund Jones, 1787||
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||47a||Primrose||Amzi Chapin, 1812||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||47b||Idumea||Ananias Davisson, 1816||Charles Wesley, 1763||
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||48a||Devotion||[[Devotion (Alexander Johnson)|Alexander Johnson]], 1818||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||48b||Kedron||Amos Pilsbury, 1799||Charles Wesley, 1762||
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||49a||Old Hundred||[[All people that on earth do dwell (Louis Bourgeois)|Louis Bourgeois]], 1551||Nahum Tate and Nicholas Brady, 1698||
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||49b||Mear||Anonymous, 1720||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||50a||Consolation||Lucius Chapin, 1812||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||50b||Distress||Anonymous, 1835||Anne Steele, 1760||
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||51||Tennessee||Chapin, 1825||John Newton, 1779||
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||52a||Albion||Robert Boyd, 1816||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||52b||Charlestown||Amos Pilsbury, 1799||John Newton, 1779||
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||53||Jerusalem||William Moore, 1820||John Cennick, 1743||Tune as arranged by William Walker, Southern Harmony, 1835
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||54a||Georgia||Anonymous, 1786||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||54b||Imandra New||Anonymous, 1835||Anonymous, 1807||
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||55a||Paris||[[Paris (William Billings)|William Billings]], 1779||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||55b||Vernon||[[Farewell Hymn (Jeremiah Ingalls)|Jeremiah Ingalls]], 1805||Charles Wesley, 1742||Tune as arranged by Lucius Chapin, 1813.
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||56||Salem||Anonymous, 1835||John Newton, 1779||
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||57||Christian Soldier||[[Christian Soldier (James P. Carrell)|James P. Carrell]], 1821||Isaac Watts, 1724||
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||58||Pisgah||[[Pisgah (James C. Lowry)|James C. Lowry]], 1817||Richard Burnham, 1783||Second treble from Alexander Johnson, Tennessee Harmony, 1818.
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||59||Holy Manna||William Moore, 1825||George Askins, 1817||
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||60||Portugal||Thomas Thorley, 1778||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||61||Sweet Rivers||William Moore, 1825||John A. Granade, 1804||
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||62||Parting Hand||[[Tranquility (Jeremiah Ingalls)|Jeremiah Ingalls]], 1805||Anonymous, 1820||Tune as arranged by William Walker in Southern Harmony, 1835.
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||63||Coronation||[[Coronation (Oliver Holden)|Oliver Holden]], 1793||Edward Perronet, 1779||
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||64||Nashville||Alexander Johnson, 1821||Anonymous, 1803||
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||65||Sweet Prospect||Anonymous, 1835||Samuel Stennett, 1787||
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||66||Kingwood||R. D. Humphreys, 1820||Thomas Greene, 1780||From a song or dance tune
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||67||Columbus||Anonymous, 1835||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1810||
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||68a||Salem||Stephen Bovelle, 1817||Isaac Watts, 1709||Words amend. Martin Madan, 1760
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||68b||Middlebury||Anonymous, 1835||Charles Wesley, 1767||
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||69||Minister's Farewell||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1813||Joshua Smith, 1797||Words revised in Hymns and Spiritual Songs, 1803
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||70||Rhode Island||Amos Pilsbury, 1799||Charles Wesley, 1747||
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||71||Leander||Anonymous, 1818||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||72a||The Weary Souls||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1844||John A. Granade, 1804||Arranged by J. T. White in 1844
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||72b||Bellevue||Anonymous, 1832||K., 1787||Arranged by Z. Chambliss, 1844
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||73a||Cusseta||John Massengale, 1844||Isaac Watts, 1718||
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||73b||Arlington||Thomas Arne, 1762||Isaac Watts, 1707||Arramged by Ralph Harrison, 1784
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||74a||The Enquirer||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||74b||King of Peace||Anonymous, 1831||John Newton, 1779||Arranged by F. Price, 1835
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||75||Paradise||Anonymous, 1811||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||76a||Holiness||Elisha J. King, 1844||John Cennick, <i>ante</i> 1755||
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||76b||Desire for Piety||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1811||
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||77a||The Child of Grace||Amos Pilsbury, 1799||Charles Wesley, 1759||Arranged by James Carrell 1821, as Pilgrim; re-arranged by Elisha J. King, 1844
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||77b||Talbotton||Elisha J. King, 1844||William Cowper, 1768||
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||78||The Hebrew Children||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1844||Anonymous, 1844||Arranged by B. F. White, 1844
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||79||The Old Ship of Zion||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1837||
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||80a||Shouting Song||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1793||
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||80b||Service of the Lord||Elisha J. King, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1801||
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||81a||Beach Spring||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Joseph Hart, 1759||
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||81b||Cookham||Anonymous, 1754||Charles Wesley, 1739||Words altered by George Whitefield, 1753
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||82a||Bound for Canaan||Elisha J. King, 1844||John Leland, 1793||
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||82b||Edgefield||Anonymous, 1804||John Newton, 1779||
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||83a||Vale of Sorrow||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1814||
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||83b||Harris||Jesse T. White, 1844||John Newton, 1779||
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||84||Mountville||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1830||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1830||
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||85||The Morning Trumpet||Benjamin F. White, 1844||John Leland, 1793||
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||86||Little Children||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Anonymous, 1835||
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||87||Sweet Canaan||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1842||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1807||Arranged by Elisha J. King, 1844.
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||88a||Done with the World||Benjamin F. White, 1844||John Cennick, 1743||
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||88b||Mount Zion||John Massengale, 1844||Charles Wesley, 1740||
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||89||The Church's Desolation||Jeremiah Ingalls, 1805||Anonymous, 1810||Attanged by J. T. White, 1844
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||90||Look Out||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Anonymous, 1805||
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||91||Church Triumphant||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Charles Wesley, 1745||
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||92||Burk||Benjamin F. White, 1844||John P. Campbell, <i>ante</i> 1815||
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||93||Frozen Heart||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1820||Joseph Hart, 1762||Words greatly altered
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||94||Oak Bowery||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Charles Wesley, 1741||
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||95||Aithlone||Heinrich Isaac, 1744||Augustus Toplady, 1759||
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||96||Happy Matches||Crane, 1788||Anonymous, 1774||Music arranged by Benjamin F. White and Elisha J. King, 1834
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||97||Will You Go?||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, 1772||
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||98||Dull Care||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1825||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1806||Music arranged bt Elisha J. King, 1844. Words adapted from a secular song
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||99||Gospel Trumpet||Amos Pilsbury, 1799||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1790||
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||100||The Bower of Prayer||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1835||John Osborn, <i>circa</i> 1815||Music arranged by Elisha J. King, from a song tune
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||101a||Canaan's Land||Elisha J. King, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1811||
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||101b||Holy City||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1807||
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||102||Fulfillment||Elisha J. King, 1844||John A. Granade, 1804||
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||103||Animation||Anonymous, 1844||Charles Wesley, 1759||
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||104||The Lovely Story||Ananias Davisson, 1826||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1810||
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||105a||Redemption||Leonard P. Breedlove, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1793||
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||105b||Turn, Sinner, Turn||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1820||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1811||Arranged by Elisha J. King, 1844
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||106||Ecstasy||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||John Leland, 1793||
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||107||Pleasant Grove||Jesse T. White, 1844||James Montgomery, 1825||
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||108||Night Watchman||Jacob French, 1802||John Bowring, 1825||Arranged by Thomas W. Carter, 1844
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||109||Carnsville||Elisha J. King, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1840||
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||110||Mount Vernon||Stephen Jenks, 1799||Anonymous, 1799||Words attributed to Theodore Dwight
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||111||Concord||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1844||
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||112||Sandtown||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Anonymous, 1834||
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||113||The Prodigal Son||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1830||John Newton, 1779||Music arranged by Elisha J. King
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||114a||Suffield||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1835||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||114b||The Midnight Cry||Anonymous, 1835||Anonymous, 1834||
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||115||Creation||Zechariah Chambless, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1820||
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||116||Union||Elisha J. King, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1815||
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||117||Jordan's Shore||Jesse T. White, 1844||Samuel Stennett, 1787||
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||118||Ball Hill||J. W. Davis, 1844||Robert Robinson, 1759||
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||119||The Many Wants||Jesse T. White, 1844||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1829||
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||120||Lumpkin||Jesse T. White, 1844||John Newton, 1779||
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||121||Florence||William Caldwell, 1837||Philip Doddridge, 1755||Stanza 2 is by John Granade, 1804
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||122||All Is Well||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1842||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1836||Arrnged by Jesse T. White, 1844
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||123a||The Dying Christian||William Caldwell, 1837||Benjamin Francis, 1795||
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||123b||Cross of Christ||Leonard P. Breedlove, 1844||Anonymous, 1835||Stanza 2 of words by Reginald Heber, 1827
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||124||Irwinton||Anonymous, 1828||Anonymous, 1759||Arranged by Thomas W. Carter, 1844
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||125||Expression||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1840||Caleb J. Taylor, 1804||Arranged in The Sacred Harp, 1844
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||126||Babel's Streams||Stephen Jenks, 1811||Scottish Psalter, 1635||Stanza 2 perhaps by Stephen Jenks
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||127||Green Fields||Samuel Metcalf, 1818||John Newton, 1779||Tune from a folk melody. Written in 2 parts by Metcalf, arranged to 4 parts by Allen Carden in Missouri Harmony, 1820
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||128||The Promised Land||Matilda T. Durham, 1835||Samuel Stennett, 1787||
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||129||Heavenly Armor||William Walker, 1835||John Leland, 1793||
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||130||Millenium||William Walker, 1835||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1818||
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||131a||Messiah||[[Messiah (James P. Carrell)|James P. Carrell]], 1821||Samuel Stennett, 1787||
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||131b||Invocation||William Walker, 1835||Robert Seagrave, 1742||
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||132||Exultation||R. D. Humphreys, 1820||Charles Wesley, 1767||Words written by Charles Wesley for his wife, Sarah's birthday
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||133||Missionary Hymn||Lowell Mason, 1823||Reginald Heber, 1819||
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||134||The Christian's Hope||William Walker, 1835||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1825||
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||135||Olney||[[Olney (Alexander Johnson)|Alexander Johnson]], 1818||Robert Robinson, 1758||Counter (Alto) by William Boyd, 1818. Stanza 3 by Martin Madan, 1760
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||136||Morality||Anonymous, 1813||Hannah More, 1762||From a folk song tune
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||137||Liberty||Stephen Jenks, 1800||Anonymous, 1800||Words "perhaps by Stephen Jenks" (Steel)
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||138||Solitude in the Grove||Ananias Davisson, 1817||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||139||Elysian||[[Elysian (James P. Carrell)|James P. Carrell]], 1821||Richard Kempenfelt, 1777||
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||140||Sweet Solitude||Anonymous, 1835||Hannah More, 1762||Arranged from a folk song tune
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||141||Complainer||William Walker, 1835||Anonymous, 1835||
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||142||Stratfield||Ezra Goff, 1786||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||143||Pleyel's Hymn Second||Ignaz Pleyel, 1786||Helen Williams, 1790||Arranged by Costellow, ca. 1801
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||144||Jubilee||Anonymous, 1820||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1801||
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||145a||Warrenton||Anonymous, 1822||Robert Robinson, 1758||Treble by William Walker, 1837. Stanza 3 by Martin Madan, 1769
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||145b||Sweet Affliction||Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1752||Samuel Pearce, 1800||Arranged by J. B. Cramer 1820, Lowell Mason 1823, and in Walker's Southern Harmony, 1840
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||146||Hallelujah||William Walker, 1835||Charles Wesley, 1759||
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||147||Washington||Reubin Monday, 1813||Zerubbabel Wyvill, 1802||Arranged in Davisson, Supplement to the Kentucky Harmony, 1829
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||148||Jefferson||[[Jefferson (Alexander Johnson)|Alexander Johnson]], 1818||John Newton, 1779||
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||149||The Trumpet||J. Williams, 1831||Henry Milman, 1827||Treble by William Walker, 1835
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||150||The Spiritual Sailor||I. Neighbours, 1835||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1810||
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||151||Symphony||Justin Morgan, 1790||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||152||Bruce's Address||Anonymous ||Anonymous||Tune 17th-cent. Scottish ballad, arr. William Walker 1835. From a poem by Robert Burns,, adapt. by Jared Waterbury before 1831
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||153||Salutation||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1800||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1810||Tune from English folk song, arranged by William Walker, 1835.
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||154||The Saints' Delight||Frederick Price, 1835||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||155||Northfield||[[Northfield (Jeremiah Ingalls)|Jeremiah Ingalls]], 1800||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||156||The Pilgrim's Lot||William A. Grambling, 1835||Charles Wesley, 1747||
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||157||Essay||Alexander C. Clark, 1835||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1820||From a Scots folk song tune
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||158||Funeral Thought||William Caldwell, 1837||Reginald Heber, 1818||
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||159||Wondrous Love||James Christopher, 1840||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1811||
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||160a||War Department||Anonymous, 1835||Anonymous, 1801||
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||160b||Marysville||Ananias Davisson, 1817||John Cennick, 1740||
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||161||Sweet Home||Henry Bishop, 1823||David Denham, 1837||Arranged in Southern Harmony, 1840
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||162||Plenary||Anonymous ||Isaac Watts, 1707||Arranged by A. C. Clark, 1839
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||163||Morning||Amos Pilsbury, 1799||Isaac Watts, 1709||Words altered by Martin Madan, 1760
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||164||Duane Street||George Coles, 1835||James Montgomery, 1826||Treble by Jesse T. White
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||165||Family Bible||James C. Lowry, 1829||Anonymous, 1818||Arranged by William Caldwell, 1837. Words parody of Samuel Woodworth, The Old Oaken Bucket
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||166||Joyful||Anonymous, 1842||Isaac Watts, 1724||Arranged by Benjamin F. White, 1844. Treble by Elisha J. King
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||168||Cowper||[[Cowper (Oliver Holden)|Oliver Holden]], 1803||William Cowper, 1779||Second stanza by Ann Taylor, 1808
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||169||Dartmouth||Stephen Jenks, 1803||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||170||Exhilaration||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||Nahum Tate and Nicholas Brady, 1698||Words altered by unknown author before 1801
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||171||Exhortation||Hibbard, 1796||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||172||Harmony||Abner Ellis, 1805||John Ogilvie, 1762||
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||173||Phoebus||William Billings, 1770||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||174||Petersburg||[[Petersburgh (William Billings)|William Billings]], 1786||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||175||Star in the East||Anonymous, <i>ante</i> 1832||Reginald Heber, 1811||Arranged by William Walker, 1835. Words altered by unknown author before 1832
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||176||The Goodly Land||Jesse T. White, 1844||Thomas Olivers, <i>ante</i> 1799||
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||177||Banquet of Mercy||Thomas W. Carter, 1844||David Denham, 1837||
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||178||Hosanna||Amariah Hall, 1811||Joshua King, 1830||
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||179||The Christian Warfare||Anonymous, 1835||Anonymous, 1835||
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||180||Vermont||[[Vermont (William Billings)|William Billings]], 1778||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||181||Exit||P. Sherman, 1808||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||182||Newburgh||Amos Munson, 1798||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||183||Greenwich||Daniel Read, 1786||Isaac Watts, 1719||Revised by Daniel Read in 1804
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||184||Enfield||Solomon Chandler, 1785||Elizabeth Rowe, 1739||
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||185||Pilgrim's Farewell||Jacob French, 1793||Anonymous, 1793||Revised by Jacob French in 1802-1803
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||186||Sherburne||Daniel Read, 1785||Nahum Tate, 1702||
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||187||Protection||P. Sherman, 1808||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||188||Spring||Anonymous, 1818||Charles Wesley, 1762||
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||189||Montgomery||Justin Morgan, 1790||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||191||Virginia||Olieer Brownson, 1782||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||192||Schenectady||Nehemiah Shumway, 1805||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||193||Huntington||Justin Morgan, 1790||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||195||Worcester||Abraham Wood, 1778||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||196||Alabama||Alexander Johnson, 1818||Anonymous, 1835||Tune arranged on The Sacred Harp; Counter by William Walker, 1835
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||198||Star of Columbia|||| ||
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||200||Edom||Elisha West, 1797||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||201||Pilgrim||Jeremiah Ingalls, 1805||John Granade, 1804||Arranged by Allen Carden, 1820
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||202||New Lebanon||P. Sherman, 1808||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||203||Florida||Truman Wetmore, 1803||Isaac Watts, 1717||
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||204||Mission||Ananias Davisson, 1826||Anonymous, <i>bef</i> 1816||Tune arranged by Andrew Grambling, 1835
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||205||Pleasant Hill||William Nicholson, 1820||John Fawcett, 1782||
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||206||Consolation New|||| ||
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||207||Louisiana||William Walker, 1835||Anonymous, 1835||
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||208||The Turtle Dove|||| ||
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||209||Evening Shade||Stephen Jenks, 1805||John Leland, 1790||
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||210||Lena||Daniel Belknap, 1794||Joseph Hart, 1759||
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||211||Whitestown||Howd, 1800||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||212||Sharon||Elisha West, 1793||Isaac Watts, 1719||
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||213||The Good Old Way||William Walker, 1835||Anonymous, <i>bef</i> 1805||
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||214||Repentance||J. H. Rollo, 1796||Isaac Watts, 1707||
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||215||New Topia|||| ||
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||216||Delight|||| ||
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||217||Ballstown|||| ||
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||218||Mount Pleasant|||| ||
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||220||Mount Zion|||| ||
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||222||Ocean|||| ||
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||223||Portuguese Hymn|||| ||
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||224||The Saints Bound for Heaven|||| ||
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||225||Christmas Anthem|||| ||
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||227||Ode of Life's Journey|||| ||
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||228||Masonic Ode|||| ||
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||232||Baptismal Anthem||Benjamin F. White, 1844||Bible||
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||234||Reverential Anthem||Elisha J. King, 1844||Bible||
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||235||Easter Anthem||[[Easter Anthem (William Billings)|William Billings]], 1787||Bible; William Young, 1742||
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||239||David's Lamentation||[[David's Lamentation (William Billings)|William Billings]], 1778||Bible||
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||240||Christian Song||[[Christian Song (Jeremiah Ingalls)|Jeremiah Ingalls]], 1805||Abner Reed, 1797||
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||242||Ode on Science||Jazaniah Sumner, 1803||Jazaniah Sumner, 1798||
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||245||Claremont||Samuel Temple and David Merrill, 1799||Alexander Pope, 1736||
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||250||Heavenly Vision||Jacob French, 1786||Bible||
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||254||Rose of Sharon||[[I am the Rose of Sharon (William Billings)|William Billings]], 1778||Bible||
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||260||Farewell Anthem||[[Farewell (Jacob French)|Jacob French]], 1789||Anonymous, 1789||Words apparently first printed in The New American Melody, 1789
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