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O God, preserve the mariner

Author: S. Hubbard
Published in 2 hymnals

Author: S. Hubbard

Dr Stephen Grosvenor Hubbard MD USA 1816-1904. He compiled songbooks, some with William McDonald, President of Emmaus Bible College, also a teacher of the Plymouth Brethren. We suspect this same Hubbard authored and presented a biography of the life and writings of Dr Henry Bronson to the New Haven Colony Historical Society in 1895. Song books created included: “Hymns and tunes designed for social devotion” (1842), “Songs of Canaan”, “Musical gems”, Temperance melodies”, “The new temperance melodist”and “The Wesleyan sacred harp” (1856). “A collection of choice tunes and hymns for prayer class, and camp meetings, choirs, and congregational singing”. McDonald, himself, published over 84 books, including “Bel… Go to person page >

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First Line:	O God, preserve the mariner
Author:	S. Hubbard
Copyright:	Public Domain

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Musical Gems. 7th ed. #d60

Songs of Zion #d126

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