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This is a close study of both the poetic elements and musical setting for Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken. This hymn, written by John Newton in 1779, on a broader level proves an example of a rhythmical argument in its attempt to promote the evangelical revival within a rural English parish as well as promoting Newtons inspirational desire to perpetuate the faith while comforting sincere Christians. This book is volume 17 in the series called Sung Prayers of the Christian Tradition.
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