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|1||15||0||Canon|| || ||B{{flat}}||4||Lift up your heads, O ye gates||  
|1||15|| ||Canon|| || ||B{{flat}}||4||Lift up your heads, O ye gates||  
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|2||16||2606||[[If angels sung a Saviour's birth (Joseph Stephenson)|Milford]]||[[Joseph Stephenson]]||1760||A||4||If angels sung a Savior's birth||
|2||16||2606||[[If angels sung a Saviour's birth (Joseph Stephenson)|Milford]]||[[Joseph Stephenson]]||1760||A||4||If angels sung a Savior's birth||
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|14||28||2766||[[33rd Psalm (William Tuckey)|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|| || ||e||4||Had not the word been my delight||
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|16||30||7879||[[Dover (Amos Pilsbury)|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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|18||32||3223a||[[St. Asaph (Benjamin Milgrove)|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 || || ||G||4||Salvation! O the joyful sound||
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|20||34||2640||[[Through all the changing scenes of life (Joseph Stephenson)|34th Psalm]]||[[Joseph Stephenson]]||1760||C||4||Through all the changing scenes of life||
|20||34||2640||[[Through all the changing scenes of life (Joseph Stephenson)|34th Psalm]]||[[Joseph Stephenson]]||1760||C||4||Through all the changing scenes of life||
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|22||35b||4141||[[Suffield (A. King)|Suffield]]||[[A. King]]||1779||e||4||Teach me the measure of my days||
|22||35b||4141||[[Suffield (A. King)|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 || || ||d||4||Thee we adore, eternal name||
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|24||36b||4629||[[Winter (Daniel Read)|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 || || ||g||4||O for an heart to praise my God||
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|26||37b||1946a||[[Newbury (Michael Beesly)|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 || || ||e||4||How vain are all things here below||
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|28||38b||4093a||[[Miles' Lane (William Shrubsole)|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)|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 || || ||G||4||Being of beings, God of love||
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|31||40a||967a||[[Rochester (Israel Holdroyd)|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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|33||41a||930a||[[Bedford (William Wheal)|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 || || ||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 || || ||g||4||Why should the children of a King||
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|36||42b||2931a||[[A Funeral Thought (Isaac Smith)|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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|48||50||4289||[[Stratford (Daniel Read)|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 || || ||d||4||When we our wearied limbs to rest||
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|50||52||4741||[[Greenwich (Daniel Read)|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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|60||62||5348||[[Complaint (Ezra Parmenter)|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 || || ||E||4||Now is the hour of darkness past||
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|62||64||5014||[[Carlisle (Ishmael Spicer)|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 || || ||a||3||Gently he draws my heart along||
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|64||66a||3965a||[[Portugal (Thomas Thorley)|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 || || ||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 || || ||a||4||God of my life, whose gracious power||
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|67||67b||7888a||[[Kedron (Amos Pilsbury)|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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|69||68b||4612||[[Naples (Daniel Read)|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 || || ||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 || || ||D||4||Rejoice, ye shining worlds on high||
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|72||70a||6784||[[Morning Flower (James Leach)|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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|75||71b||4628||[[Windham (Daniel Read)|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 || || ||B ||4||Sweet is the work, my God, my King||
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|77||72b||143a||[[All people that on earth do dwell (Louis Bourgeois)|Old Hundred]]||[[Louis Bourgeois]]||1561||A||4||Lord, what a heaven of saving grace||
|77||72b||143a||[[All people that on earth do dwell (Louis Bourgeois)|Old Hundred]]||[[Louis Bourgeois]]||1561||A||4||Lord, what a heaven of saving grace||
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|83||75b||3260b||[[Dunstan (Martin Madan)|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 || || ||F||4||Praise ye the Lord! Tis good to raise||
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|85||76b||3458||[[Suffolk (William Billings)|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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|89||80-81||7891||[[Massachusetts (Amos Pilsbury)|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 || || ||E||4||Come sound his praise abroad||
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|91||82a||5374||[[Lanesburgh (Lewis Edson)|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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|97||86a||2381a||[[Eagle Street (Isaac Smith)|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 || || ||A||4||Come, ye who love the Lord||New in this book
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|99||87a||6812||[[Cumberland-Street (James Leach)|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 || || ||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 || || ||G||4||Welcome, sweet day of rest||
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|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
|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)|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||4||Ah! Whither shall I go||
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|105||90a||2748||[[St. Simons (Caleb Ashworth)|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 || || ||g||4||Astonished and distressed||New in this book
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|107||91||4091a||[[Silver Street (Isaac Smith)|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 || || ||G||4||O God of good, the unfathomed sea||
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|109||93||4278a||[[Greenfield (Lewis Edson)|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)|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 || || ||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 || || ||C||4||I'll praise my maker with my breath||
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|113||96||4129||[[Farmington (Alexander Gillet)|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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|115||98||4130||[[Freedom (Alexander Gillet)|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 || || ||g||4||Sinners awake betimes, ye fools, be wise||
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|117||100||4619a||[[Resurrection (Daniel Read)|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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|119||102||4140a||[[Springfield (Samuel Babcock)|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 || || ||G||4||Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings||
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|121||103b||4280||[[Lenox (Lewis Edson)|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|| || ||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 || || ||A||4||Blow ye the trumpet, blow||
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|124||106a||3360a||[[Amherst (William Billings)|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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|126||107a||7887||[[Judea (Amos Pilsbury)|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 || || ||E||4||Arise, my soul, arise||
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|128||108||7896||[[Mount Moriah (Amos Pilsbury)|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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|132||112a||3225a||[[Now begin the heav'nly theme (Benjamin Milgrove)|German Hymn]]||[[Benjamin Milgrove]]||1768||B ||4||Now begin the heavenly theme||
|132||112a||3225a||[[Now begin the heav'nly theme (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 || || ||G||4||Holy Lamb, who thee receive||
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|134||113a||2980a||[[Feversham (John Worgan)|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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|136||114||6081||[[New Haven (Z. W. Vincent)|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|| || ||d||4||Weary of wandering from my God||New in this book
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|138||115b||1034a||[[Cary's (Henry Carey)|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 || || ||D||4||The Lord my pasture shall prepare||
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|140||117||5186b||[[Hampton (James Leach)|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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|142||118b||4022||St. Peter's|| || ||c||4||How shall a lost sinner in pain||
|142||118b||4022||St. Peter's|| || ||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 || || ||F||4||What now is my object and aim||
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|144||120||3667||Northampton ||The Gospel Magazine, Vol. 1||1774||E||4||Love divine, all love excelling||
|144||120||3667||Northampton || || ||E||4||Love divine, all love excelling||
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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|| || ||G||4||Come, thou Fount of every blessing||
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|146||121b||3264c||[[West-Street (Martin Madan)|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 || || ||d||4||Come let us ascend||New in this book
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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 || || ||G||4||The Lord, the Sovereign, sends his summons forth||
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|149||124||4607a||[[Judgment (Daniel Read)|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 || || ||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 || || ||C||4||The Lord Jehovah reigns||
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|152||126||3578||[[122nd Psalm (Joseph Stephenson)|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)|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 || || ||B ||4||In boundless mercy, gracious Lord, appear||New in this book
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|155||129||4524||[[Babylon (Asahel Benham)|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 || || ||A||4||The blessed Jesus is my Lord, my love||
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|157||131||3283a||[[Longfield (Martin Madan)|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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|159||133||3292a||[[Sussex (Martin Madan)|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 || || ||B ||4||O praise ye the Lord, prepare your glad voice||
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|161||134b||1833a||[[Walsingham (Johann Lampe)|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 || || ||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 || || ||G||4||Lo! He comes with clouds descending||
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|164||136b||7889a||[[Kingston (Amos Pilsbury)|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)|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 || || ||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 || || ||D||4||Happy they whose joys abound||
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|168||140||4216a||[[Mendom (William Billings)|Mendom]]||[[William Billings]]||1781||a||4||My Redeemer, let me be||
|168||140||4216a||[[Mendom (William Billings)|Mendom]]||[[William Billings]]||1781||a||4||My Redeemer, let me be||
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|171||143||1831c||[[Chatham (Johann Lampe)|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 || || ||G||4||Come, Lord, and help me to rejoice||New in this book
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|173||145||4693||[[Hebron (William Billings)|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 || || ||a||4||Why not now, my God, my God||New in this book
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|175||147a||3294b||[[Turin (Felice Giardini)|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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|178||148b||7880||[[Edson (Amos Pilsbury)|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 || || ||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 || || ||F||4||Come, Lord, from above||New in this book
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|181||150a||4264||[[Langdon (Benjamin Milgrove)|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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|183||151a||1816b||[[Passion (Johann Lampe)|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 || || ||B ||4||To the great One in three||
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|185||152||4265b||[[Birmingham (Benjamin Milgrove)|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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|192||158a||7884||[[Hamburgh (Amos Pilsbury)|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 || || ||D||4||Away with our fears||
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|194||159||1815c||New-Year ||Hymns on the Great Festivals||1746||D||4||Come, let us anew||
|194||159||1815c||New-Year || || ||D||4||Come, let us anew||
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|195||160||7911||Wakefield ||Original||1799||C||4||Jesus my elder brother lives||
|195||160||7911||Wakefield || || ||C||4||Jesus my elder brother lives||New in this book
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|196||161||6063||[[Bremen (Thomas Walker)|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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|199||164||7878||[[Dartmouth (Amos Pilsbury)|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 || || ||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 || || ||G||4||Brethren, why toil ye thus for toys||
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|202||166||7883||[[Hadley (Amos Pilsbury)|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 || || ||G||4||Jesus, come thou hope of glory||
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|204||167b||7906||[[Rockingham (Amos Pilsbury)|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)|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||
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|206||169a||2965||[[Birkstead (George F. Handel)|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)|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 || || ||g||4||Turn thee to thy rest, my soul||
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|209||170b||2760a||Watertown ||Urania||1761||A||4||When the north wind with his airy forces||
|209||170b||2760a||Watertown || || ||A||4||When the north wind with his airy forces||
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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||4||Why should vain mortals tremble||
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|211||171b-173||5357||Cheshunt||A Selection of Sacred Harmony||1790||F||4||The voice of my beloved sounds||
|211||171b-173||5357||Cheshunt|| || ||F||4||The voice of my beloved sounds||
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|212||174-175||7895||[[Mount Calvary (Amos Pilsbury)|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 || || ||d||4||Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more||
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|214||176||7685b||Vermont ||Cole, Sacred Harmony||1799||A||4||Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds||
|214||176||7685b||Vermont || || ||A||4||Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds||
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|215||177||4206b||New-Chester ||J. Wesley Sacred Harmony||1781||e||4||Ye simple souls that stray||
|215||177||4206b||New-Chester || || ||e||4||Ye simple souls that stray||
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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 || || ||a||4||The God of Abraham praise||
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|217||179||7903||[[Potomac (Amos Pilsbury)|Potomac]]||[[Amos Pilsbury]]||1799||G||4||Jehovah reigns, let all the guilty nations quake||New in this book
|217||179||7903||[[Potomac (Amos Pilsbury)|Potomac]]||[[Amos Pilsbury]]||1799||G||4||Jehovah reigns, let all the guilty nations quake||New in this book
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|221||182||7886||[[Haverhill (Amos Pilsbury)|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||0||Anthem|| || ||C||3||Lift up your heads, O ye gates||
|222||183-185|| ||Anthem|| || ||C||3||Lift up your heads, O ye gates||
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|223||186-189||0||[[Denmark (Martin Madan)|Denmark]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||D||3||Before Jehovah's awful throne||
|223||186-189|| ||[[Denmark (Martin Madan)|Denmark]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||D||3||Before Jehovah's awful throne||
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|224||190-192||0||[[Greenwich (Martin Madan)|Greenwich]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||G||3||Plunged in the gulf of dark despair||
|224||190-192|| ||[[Greenwich (Martin Madan)|Greenwich]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||G||3||Plunged in the gulf of dark despair||
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|225||193-196||0||[[Easter (Martin Madan)|Easter]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||G||3||He dies, the friend of sinners dies||
|225||193-196|| ||[[Easter (Martin Madan)|Easter]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||G||3||He dies, the friend of sinners dies||
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|226||196-200||0||[[The Dying Christian (William Billings)|The Dying Christian]]||[[William Billings]]|| ||A{{flat}}||3||Vital spark of heavenly flame||
|226||196-200|| ||[[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||0||Sheffield||Breillat|| ||G||3||Sinners, why so thoughtless grown||
|227||201-202|| ||Sheffield|| || ||G||3||Sinners, why so thoughtless grown||
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|228||203-206||0||[[Epsom (Martin Madan)|Epsom]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||G||3||Come, let us join our cheerful songs||
|228||203-206|| ||[[Epsom (Martin Madan)|Epsom]]||[[Martin Madan]]|| ||G||3||Come, let us join our cheerful songs||
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|229||207-209||0||Ode on Spring|| || ||D||4||Hail, reviving spring||
|229||207-209|| ||Ode on Spring|| || ||D||4||Hail, reviving spring||
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|230||210-212||0||Anthem|| || ||G||4||When the Lord turned again||
|230||210-212|| ||Anthem|| || ||G||4||When the Lord turned again||
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|231||213-214||4627||[[Westford (Daniel Read)|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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|233||215||4439a||[[Invitation (Jacob Kimball)|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)|Winchester]]||[[J. Wesley Collection of Tunes]]||1742||C||4||Where is my God, my joy, my hope||
|234||216a||1664g||Winchester|| || ||C||4||Where is my God, my joy, my hope||
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|235||216b||7876a||[[Charleston (Amos Pilsbury)|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||

Revision as of 01:48, 2 November 2018

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
1 15 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 a 4 My drowsy powers, why sleep ye so
35 42a 1084a Crowley 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 Tansur 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 Tansur 1752 E 4 Lord, how divine thy comforts are
40 44b 1929 St. Martins William Tansur 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 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 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 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 D 4 Let him embrace my soul, and prove
66 67a 2213a Kingsbridge 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 D 4 Jehovah reigns, his throne is high
71 69b 2992 Lebanon 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 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 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 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 A 4 Come, ye who love the Lord New in this book
99 87a 6812 Cumberland-Street James Leach 1794 E 4 Ah, when shall I awake
100 87b 2934 Little Marlborough a 4 Thou judge of quick and dead
101 88a 3812a Kibworth 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 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 g 4 Astonished and distressed New in this book
107 91 4091a Silver Street Isaac Smith 1779 C 4 Ye angels round the throne
108 92 4470b Martins Lane 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 F 4 I'll praise my maker with my breath
112 95b 1985 Jennings 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 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 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 C 4 Hast thou not given thy word
123 105 3079a Portsmouth 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 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 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 d 4 Weary of wandering from my God New in this book
138 115b 1034a Cary's Henry Carey 1723 G 4 The Lord my pasture shall prepare
139 116 6139 Hampstead 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 c 4 How shall a lost sinner in pain
143 119 2723b New Jerusalem F 4 What now is my object and aim
144 120 3667 Northampton E 4 Love divine, all love excelling
145 121a 3077a Bethel 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 d 4 Come let us ascend New in this book
148 123 6754 Newbern 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 F 4 How pleased and blessed was I
151 125b 4912 Milton 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 B 4 In boundless mercy, gracious Lord, appear New in this book
155 129 4524 Babylon Asahel Benham 1785 e 4 Along the banks where Babel's current flows
156 130 4169 Warsaw 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 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 A 4 Lo! He comes with clouds descending
163 136a 2973c Helmsley 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 D 4 Compassionate Bridegroom, my Shepherd and friend
167 139 2234a Lyme D 4 Happy they whose joys abound
168 140 4216a Mendom 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 G 4 Come, Lord, and help me to rejoice New in this book
173 145 4693 Hebron William Billings 1786 E 4 Behold the splendor, hear them shout
174 146 7900 Petition a 4 Why not now, my God, my God New in this book
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 B 4 My God, I am thine
180 149b 7885 Hatfield F 4 Come, Lord, from above New in this book
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 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 D 4 Away with our fears
194 159 1815c New-Year D 4 Come, let us anew
195 160 7911 Wakefield C 4 Jesus my elder brother lives New in this book
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 F 4 With hearts I do accord
201 165b 6085 Priestley 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 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
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 g 4 Turn thee to thy rest, my soul
209 170b 2760a Watertown A 4 When the north wind with his airy forces
210 171a 4256 Bunker-Hill a 4 Why should vain mortals tremble
211 171b-173 5357 Cheshunt 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 d 4 Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more
214 176 7685b Vermont A 4 Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds
215 177 4206b New-Chester e 4 Ye simple souls that stray
216 178 3695a Leoni a 4 The God of Abraham praise
217 179 7903 Potomac 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 Anthem C 3 Lift up your heads, O ye gates
223 186-189 Denmark Martin Madan D 3 Before Jehovah's awful throne
224 190-192 Greenwich Martin Madan G 3 Plunged in the gulf of dark despair
225 193-196 Easter Martin Madan G 3 He dies, the friend of sinners dies
226 196-200 The Dying Christian William Billings A♭ 3 Vital spark of heavenly flame
227 201-202 Sheffield G 3 Sinners, why so thoughtless grown
228 203-206 Epsom Martin Madan G 3 Come, let us join our cheerful songs
229 207-209 Ode on Spring D 4 Hail, reviving spring
230 210-212 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 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 Madison 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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