An edition of New union hymns (1827)

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American Sunday-School Union
Language
English
Pages
383

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Subjects
English Hymns

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New union hymns
1827, American Sunday-School Union
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Edition Notes

Date from authority record for American Sunday-School Union, which lists the publication dates which correspond with the address.

Rare Book copy 1: Original printed boards with publisher's advertisements.

Rare Book copy 2: From the library of Walter Chandler, of Elizabeth, N.J., with his autograph.

Rare Book copy 2: Rebound.

Gift; Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. & Madeleine Berol; 1966.

Gift; Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. & Madeleine Berol; 1966.

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Other Titles
Union hymns

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383 p.
Number of pages
383

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OL44859900M
OCLC/WorldCat
3335621

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