AN ARRANGEMENT OF THE PSALMS, HYMNS, AND SPIRITUAL SONGS OF THE REV. ISAAC WATTS TO WHICH IS ADDED A SUPPLEMENT... by James M. Winchell - 1832

Boston: James Loring, and Gould, Kendall & Lincoln. [©1832]. Hard Cover. xxiv, [176], [2], [110] p. Title continues: including All The Hymns Of Dr. Watts, Adapted to Public Worship. By James M. Winchell, A.M. Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Boston. Improved by the Addition of Two Hundred Hymns. Text only, no musical notes. Includes a Table of the Psalms; a Table of the Hymns; a Table of First Lines; an Index of Scriptures, Very Much Enlarged; an Enlarged Index of Subjects; and three indices for the Supplement. Isaac Watts, 1674-1748, English theologian & writer of hymns, sacred poems and metrical psalms, author of 'O God , our help in ages past.' 'No individual, it is generally allowed, has so perfectly preserved in verse, the pure genius of the Bible, or so closely imitated its doctrine and precept, as Watts. ...To perpetuate the use of his book may be one happy means of preserving in the Churches, and extending through the world, an animating view of the grace and glory of the… Read More

Lincoln & Edmunds, Boston, 1821. Acceptable. Full Subtitle: "A Supplement, Being a Selection of More than Three Hundred Hymns from the Most Approved Authors, on a Great Variety of Subjects. Among Which Are All the Hymns of Dr. Watts, Adapted to Public and Private Worship, Not Published in the Common Editions. With Indexes Very Much Enlarged and Improved to Facilitate the Use of the Whole in Finding Psalms and Hymns Suited to Particular Subjects or Occasions." LXXXV p. (pref., indices, tables) plus 687 hymns, plus supplement: XXV p. of indices and syllabus, followed by 315 p. of hymns. 48mo. Binding firm though spine is slightly concave, leaving volume somewhat bowed; Leather boards bumped at corners and somewhat scuffed. Some damp stains at end pages, and t.p., which is beginning to detach, and a few pages of the very thin paper within are stuck together. Some corners creased but paper is so strong they are not brittle. There are no library markings, personal notations or former… Read More

James Loring, and Lincoln and Edmands. Very Good. 1823. Early Edition. Hardcover. 12mo in full leather, spine label in red with additional label added, tight binding, clean pages in tiny print, double columns, 312 hymns listed, those at back Doxologies... ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall .

James Loring, and Lincoln and Edmands, Boston, 1829. Hardcover. Acceptable. Fair+ Leather covered Hardcover. ORIGINAL 1829 PRINTING. Text unmarked. Light foxing on pages. Covers (black leather covered boards with gilt decoration) show edge wear with rubbing/scuffing and bumped corners. Spine edge wear. Binding loosening slightly in book center but still intact. Shows age but pages still quite legible/readable. Previous owner's name is gilted on covers.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day!

Boston: Lincoln & Edmands and James Loring, 1820. Second Edition. Full Calf. VG-. . Adapted to the Use of Congregational and Presbyterian Worhip by Jedidiah Morse, D. D, Uncommon second edition in original or early full calf, red leathwer label. Some lightstaining to edges not travering to text block. Leather worn, but firmly bound. A solid, unspohisticated copy.

Boston: James Loring, and Lincoln and Edmands, Cornhill, 1823. 6th Edition . Leather. Fair. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. xxviii, 176pp., vii, 72pp. (Error in paging: page nos. xxv-xxviii repeated, such that actual pages xxix-xxxii do not have the correct page number on them. After the first 32 pages of printed text, there are no page numbers. This volume has been fully collated to assure that all called for text is present. Bound in full brown leather, with gilt lettering to black label on spine. Covers are quite worn and back board is cracked over approximately 3" of upper joint. Some darkening in places to exterior. Text printed in 2 columns. To be clear, no musical notation accompanies the text. The front paste-down and front free endpaper admit to very light pencil notes; else, text is clean. Interior admits to some foxing and some darker browning where previous users had tucked in paper (e.g., newspaper articles, which are no longer present). A previous… Read More