Poem embodying Lord's prayer
Contributors: Green, A. P.
Publisher: Lanston Monotype Machine Co.
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Subjects: Religious poetry; Poetry; Broadsides; Lord's prayer
Other titles: Thou to the mercy-seat our souls doth gather.
Notes: Poem.

Decorated initial letter illuminated in green and purple.

At head of text: The poetic composition here reproduced was picked up by A.P. Green of Auburn, Ind., in Corinth, Miss., on May 30, 1862, when the Union Army occupied that city following its evacuation by Confederate troops. It was printed on an excellent quality of satin, and dated July 4, 1823. The author of this poem remains unknown.

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Colophon in lower margin: Composed in monotype Caslon, Washington text and Goudy open italic. Distributed by the Lanston Monotype Machine Company, Philadelphia. Arranged by David Henry Mallalieu.

First line: Thou to the mercy-seat our souls doth gather.