A comprehensive abridgment of Dr. Watts's lyric poems, and miscellaneous thoughts
Subtitle: Together with the hymns subjoined to his forty four sermons, and a few pieces from Pope, Addison, Rowe, &c. : Designed for the edification of youth, and the entertainment of the virtuous--a great part of which poems may be used, with propriety, in divine worship
By: By Solomon Howe. ; [Four lines of verse]
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 34964
Publisher: for the editor. Sold by him in Greenwich; by D. Wright, in Northampton; by D. Lombard, in Springfield; by J. Chandler, Petersham; by C. Reed, Brookfield, and by Peter Gibbons, Granville.
Published: 1798
Place of publication: Printed at Northampton, Massachusetts
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Notes: Signatures: [A]⁴ B-F⁴ ²[A]⁴ ²B⁴.

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"Sublimity and devotion united, in a number of hymns composed by Dr. Isaac Watts--not in print with his other hymns. To which is prefixed, his poem, entitled, Few happy matches: and some elegant pieces from other authors, designed for the entertainment of all classes. [Four lines of verse] Printed for, and sold by S. Howe, of Greenwich."--16 p. at end, with separate title page. A table of contents and errata note for this section appear on p. 48, 1st count.

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