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1835 WILLIAM ALLEN. Psalms and Hymns for Public Worship. Suppressed, with History American Psalmody. Anglican Lewis' "modern fairy-tale for grownA rather scarce first [and only] edition of William Allen's edition of Psalms and Hymns. The preface contains an extensive history of the use of Psalms and Hymns, including early American use of the Psalter, Bay Psalm Book, Joel Barlow's editions, etc., Allen was pastor at Pittsfield before serving as the President of Dartmouth, and later, Bowdoin Colleges. No copies in the trade and not at auction since 1912. The 1912 example was apparently offered