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Improved Psalmody, in Three Parts, Printed Separately for Each Voice: Or, a Poetical Version of the Psalms, Originally Written by ... Rev. James ... Parochial Use, with New Music Volume 3 of 3 See Notes Multiple Contributors

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British Library

N016795

Chiefly music, but with some text on each page. The titlepages to vols. 1-2 read: "Part the first" and "Part the second"; that to vol. 3: "Bass"; the three volumes are devoted respectively to treble, alto, and bass.

London : printed by H. L. Galabin, and published by Messrs. Rivingtons; Leigh and Sotheby; Nicol; Stace; Fletcher and Cooke, Oxford; Merrills and Lunn, Cambridge; and Skillern, [London], 1795. 3v. : music ; 8°