edited by E.S. Lorenz ; associate editors, H.W. Porter and J.S. Fearis. 244 hymns with music. Includes index. Responsive readings at end.

[Compiled] by Rev. W.E. Mask .. Prose, poetry, and evangelical hymns by various writers. For attributions of several hymn titles, cf. Diehl, K.S. Hymns and tunes.

arr. by H.T. Burleigh. For voice and piano. Caption title. Cover title: Negro spirituals.

Within ornamental border.

Edited by Helen W. Ludlow .. Songs arranged by R.H. Hamilton. Contains negro spirituals and songs.

Preface signed: N.B. Smithers. Contains 11 hymns, without index.

Principally for mixed voices (SATB); one selection for voice and piano. Also published under title: American folk songs : as sung by Williams' Jubilee Singers. Several pages consist of 4 reduced pages per printed page. On cover: The world-famous Williams' Colored Singers ... Chas. P. Williams Mgr. 6618 Vernon Ave. Chicago. Williams, Johnson & Co., Proprietors. Inset portraits of Williams and members of the troupe. On back cover: Williams' Colored Singers; followed by two larger versions of group portraits on front cover, the second with differences at the top. At foot of cover: Press of Rosenow Co., Chicago. Includes bibliographical references on the group and individual members. Staff notation.

edited by E. T. Baird and Karl Reden [i.e. Charles Crozat Converse]

[edited by the Central Conference of American Rabbis] Revision of the c1907 or c1908 ed. "The Passover in history, literature, and art": p. 123-162. English and Hebrew.

Includes index.

With some music. Illustrated t.p. Includes index: p. [v]-viii.

selected and arranged by Gilbert Clifford Noble. For solo voice, or chorus with piano.

Printed in three columns divided by single lines within double-line border on all pages. Includes accounts of the Jubilee Singers and their reception in Europe and America, with excerpts from reviews. Includes poetry. Suggested publication date from advertisement for concert in Amherst, Mass. Jan. 13, 1880.

by J.E. Thomas, B. Flint and B.N. Hultsman ; assisted by W.J. Laney and T.S. Cobb. 154 numbered hymns, 1 unnumbered. Shape note notation. Includes index.

by William Hanby. Without music. Includes index.

Includes 91 hymns with shape-note notation, and index. Attributed to C.H. Brunk by Daniel Kauffman in Menn. Cycl. Dict. (1937), p. 44. On cover: "Address all orders to either of the following-- Ruebush & Kieffer, Singer's [!] Glen, .... Rev. J.W. Howe, Mt. Crawford, Rockingham Co., Va."

arranged by William Arms Fisher [et al.]

At end of text: (Stamp) Isaac P. Noyes, 409 Fourth St., S.E., Washington, D.C.

Composed and selected by C. M. Barnes. Musical catechism, p.1-10. 330 hymns with music; shaped note edition. With index.

Without music.

by D.B. Towner, E.S. Lorenz and Ira B. Wilson.

Within ornamented line border. Dated by internal evidence. On verso: Two autographed verses in different hands. Last verse signed: Andy Moon; dated February 2nd, 1874.

"Read before the Folk society of Texas, l912." First publication of the Texas Folklore society, but unnumbered.

Composed by Viola T. Richardson, the singing evangelist. Without music.

as used by Mrs. M.B. Woodworth, the evangelist, in her revival meetings. Without music.

By Stephen V.R. Ford ..

Printed in three columns divided by single lines within ornamental border.

Salvation songs and solos, and testimonials from ministers, city officials and private citizens. Compiled by Thomas E. Moore. Without music.

Caption title. With the music.