A Form of Prayer, and a new Collection of Psalms, for the use of a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters in Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL DISSENTERS.

Published by Printed for the Society; and sold by Chr. Henderson, under the Royal Exchange, London; and by John Sibbald, Bookseller, in Liverpool. 1763, 1763

About this Item

[4], 96, [20]; [2], 165, [7]pp. 8vo. Ex-Wigan Public Library with blind stamp to titlepage, ink stamp on verso, bookplate; first titlepage dusted with clear tape repair to leading edge, old ink splash to leading edge of book block not intruding on to to page surface. Cloth backed boards of c.1920, paper spine labels; knock to edge of back board. Attribution in pencil has been put alongside many of the psalms in the second part. ESTC T148092. First edition, published in octavo and quarto editions. The second part, entitled A New Collection of Psalms, has separate titlepage, pagination and register, and with an index, and was also issued separately: T148091. 1763 was the year in which the Octagon Chapel was opened in Liverpool. A nonconformist church, it was founded by Thomas Bentley. The new non-sectarian liturgy, known as 'The Liverpool Liturgy', was written by Philip Holland & Richard Godwin.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Form of Prayer, and a new Collection of Psalms, for the use of a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters in Liverpool.
• Publisher: Printed for the Society; and sold by Chr. Henderson, under the Royal Exchange, London; and by John Sibbald, Bookseller, in Liverpool. 1763
• Publication Date: 1763
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Seller catalogs:
  • WISBECH BOX 8