1850 BAPTIST PSALMODY. First Southern Baptist Hymnal Ever Produced. Pro-Slavery, Alabama, Charleston, &c. Eschatology A very nicely bound and

A very nicely bound and preserved example of the "New Haven" hymnal in conjunction with the "General Association of Connecticut

This is the same moniker he applied to Romaine in his printed sermon

and very spare representation in institutional collections

hath not brought forth: from this day will I bless you

1850 BAPTIST PSALMODY. First Southern Baptist Hymnal Ever Produced. Pro-Slavery, Alabama, Charleston, &c. Eschatology A very nicely bound andA very scarce and finely preserved true first edition, issued in Charleston of the very first Southern Baptist hymnal ever issued by the Southern Baptist Convention. Prior to its issuance [1850], many churches used The Psalmist [1843], issued by the northern Baptists and edited by abolitionists Samuel Francis Smith and Baron Snow. Smith had written America 12 years earlier and it had become an anti slavery anthem. In response, the Southern Baptist