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A Set of New Psalms and Anthems, in Four Parts: on Various Occasions. and an Introduction to Psalmody, After a Plain and Familiar Manner. the Sixth ... Hymn, by the Late Joseph Addison, ... See Notes Multiple Contributors

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British Library

T155301

A reissue of the fifth edition of 1752, with a cancel titlepage and with cancel pp. 207-210 in place of the excised pp.207-208.

London : printed by R. Brown, for T. Astley and J. Newbery; and sold by R. Baldwin, and by all country booksellers, 1754. 210p. : ill.,music ; 8°