Hymns composed for and sung at the dedication of the Union Meeting House: in Durham, January 20, 1825

Hymns composed for and sung at the dedication of the Union Meeting House: in Durham, January 20, 1825

Printed in two columns divided by curvilinear line. At head of text: "Who builds a church to God and not to fame, will never mark the marble with his name." Place of publication from dealer. Footnote at bottom of second column refers to mention in first hymn of previous fire on meeting-house site, with loss of life.
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Hymns composed for and sung at the dedication of the Union Meeting House: in Durham, January 20, 1825
Collection
Harris Broadsides
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Broadsides
Church buildings
Church dedication
Disasters
Dover
Durham
First editions
Hymns
New Hampshire
Poetry
Union Meeting House (Durham, N.H.)
United States
Type
text
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