Hymns and human life / Erik Routley.

Author/creator Routley, Erik
Format Book
Edition[First edition].
Publication InfoLondon : John Murray, 1952.
Descriptionxvii, 346 pages ; 22 cm
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Physical medium8vo.
Contents Introduction: hymns and human life -- Part 1. The story of hymns -- How it began: the first centuries -- How it came to stay: the middle ages -- How it came to life: the reformers -- War and peace: German hymnody -- Muscular Christianity: the English Puritans -- Liberation: Watts and Wesley -- Victory: the great century, 1750-1850 -- Wrath and praise: the church embodied -- Wrath and praise: the church embattled -- Interlude: the typical English hymn writer -- Part 2. The people in the story -- The cloister and the hearth: bishops, priests, and deacons -- The manse, the mission, and the presbytery: Non-Anglican ministers and clergy -- Men of letters -- Distinguished visitors: scholars, men of business, and others -- Women hymn-writers -- American hymn-writers -- Youth and hymn -- Part 3. Hymns and English life -- Our national anthems -- Hymns and places -- The shame and the glory of hymnody.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 52014774

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