Fulton Street Hymn Book: For the Use of Union Prayer Meetings, Sabbath Schools and Families

The "Fulton Street Hymn Book: For The Use Of Union Prayer Meetings, Sabbath Schools And Families" is a collection of hymns intended for religious use. Published in 1862, this volume reflects the musical and spiritual practices of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church during the mid-19th century. Designed for union prayer meetings, Sabbath schools, and family worship, the hymn book offers a glimpse into the devotional life of American Protestants during a tumultuous period in the nation's history. Its contents provide valuable insight into the hymns favored by these communities, offering a direct connection to the religious sentiments and musical tastes of the time. This collection serves as a historical artifact, illustrating the role of music in fostering faith and community.

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