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The Psalm Singer's Compleat Tutor and Divine Companion. Containing Great Variety of the Best Old and New Psalm-tunes in All the Different Measures That Are Commonly Used Throughout England See Notes Multiple Contributors

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British Library

T155155

The preliminaries and introductions in both volumes are in letterpress; the text is engraved. Vol. 2 includes 'The universal prayer, by Mr. Pope.', and is entitled 'The psalm-singer's divine companion.'.

London : printed for the author, and sold by him at his house in the Pool-Fold in Manchester; J. Waugh; W. Smith, London; and J. Eddowes, in Salop, 1750. 2v. : ill.,engr.music ; Obl.4°