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NJJ.783.023
5 Mar 1783:33 (212)
Application having been made to the printer, by some of the
neighbouring parishes for a number of psalm books for the
use of the society, (the present mode of singing, by giving
out the line, being thought so dissonant and unharmonious,)
he begs leave to lay the following before the publick:
Proposals for printing by subscription, Watts's psalms.
Conditions.
I. They will be printed on a new type, (cast by Mr. Fox, of
Pennsylvania) and good paper.
II. They will be put to press as soon as one thousand are
subscribed for.
III. The price to subscribers will be three and sixpence for
each copy, bound in leather, one half to be paid at the time
of subscribing, the other half on the delivery of the book.
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