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Samuel Francis Smith

Born: 1808

Died: 1895

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Born: 1808

Died: 1895

Books by Samuel Francis Smith (50 max)

The Psalmist: a new collection of hymns for the use of Baptist churches.

1843

Baron Stow, Samuel Francis Smith, Fuller, Richard, Jeremiah Bell Jeter

The Psalmist: a new collection of hymns for the use of the Baptist churches

1846

Baron Stow, Samuel Francis Smith, Fuller, Richard, Jeremiah Bell Jeter

Missionary sketches: a concise history of the work of the American Baptist Missionary Union

1879

Samuel Francis Smith

America.: Our national hymn

1879

Samuel Francis Smith

America: My Country 'Tis of Thee (Patriotic Songs)

1884

Samuel Francis Smith, Todd Ouren

My country, 'Tis of thee.

1887

Samuel Francis Smith

History of Newton, Massachusetts: town and city, from its earliest settlement to the present time, 1630-1880

1880

Samuel Francis Smith

Original manuscript of poem on Eloquence

1838

Samuel Francis Smith

Sister, thou wast mild and lovely, ...

1840

Samuel Francis Smith

Lyric gems: a collection of original and select sacred poetry.

1844

Samuel Francis Smith

The Psalmist: a new collection of hymns for the use of the Baptist churches.

1845

Baron Stow, Samuel Francis Smith

Life of the Rev. Joseph Grafton: late pastor of the First Baptist church, Newton, Ms. with an appendix, embracing historical, statistical, and ecclesiastical information pertaining to the town of Newton.

1849

Samuel Francis Smith

Death, the Christian's gain a sermon delivered in the First Baptist Church in Dorchester, on Lord's Day, Nov. 5, 1854 : a tribute to the memory of the late Rev. Bradley Miner

1854

Samuel Francis Smith

Two hundredth anniversary of the First Baptist Church, Boston, June 7th, 1865 services at Somerset Street, at 3 o'clock, P.M.

1865

Samuel Francis Smith, First Baptist Church of Boston

Rock of ages.: Original and selected poems.

1870

Samuel Francis Smith

Centennial celebration at Groton, Mass., July 4th, 1876: in commemoration of the destruction of the town, March, 1676 and the Declaration of Independence, July 4th, 1776

1876

Samuel Francis Smith, Turner Print

Stories of success as illustrated by the lives of men who have made themselves great

1876

James F. Cobb, H. A. Page, Samuel Francis Smith

Missionary sketches: a concise history of the work of the American Baptist Missionary Union.

1879

Samuel Francis Smith

Rambles in mission-fields

1883

Samuel Francis Smith

America: Our national hymn

1884

Samuel Francis Smith, G. H. Whittemore

Discourse in memory of William Hague

1889

Samuel Francis Smith

Knights and sea-kings: or, The middle ages.

1890

Samuel Francis Smith

Poems of home and country :balso, sacred and miscellaneous verse

1895

Samuel Francis Smith

Poems of home and country: also, sacred and miscellaneous verse

1895

Samuel Francis Smith

"My country, 'tis of thee" and the latest poems of Rev. Samuel Francis Smith, D.D. The people's laureate

1896

Samuel Francis Smith

Dedication of the Jamestown Grammar School: and flag raising, at the command of his Excellency, Elisha Dyer, Governor of Rhode Island, Saturday afternoon, December 4, 1897

1897

Samuel Francis Smith

The lone star

1908

Samuel Francis Smith

My country 'tis of thee

1909

Samuel Francis Smith

"America": the first printing of the national hymn and the very copy used by Pastor William Jenks while he conducted the first celebration of the Fourth of July exclusively arranged for children in the Park street church in Boston on July fourth, 1831. A broadside printed as program. Here the hymn was printed for the very first time and in its original form of five stanzas. Autographic notes of the sermon delivered at this occasion, on verso. In the house of Pastor Jenks at number 58 Melrose street, Boston, this hymn had been written by the youthful missionary S. F. Smith... Printed here in facsimile for the first time for a few friends by the American autograph shop: Christmas 1936

1936

Samuel Francis Smith

Sermon occasioned by the death of William Henry Harrison

1978

Samuel Francis Smith