All is well

Poetry. Poem in five stanzas with refrain: All is well. All is well. Farewell of dying person confident of salvation. First published in 1844 edition of Sacred harp; has been attributed to J. T. White--George Pullen Jackson, Spiritual folk-songs of early America, New York, 1937, no. 58. Date suggested by appearance of item. First line: What's this that steals, that steals upon my frame.

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Original record: All is well
Collection: Harris Broadsides
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Subject(s): Broadsides
Death
Future life
Poetry
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