Known as the "Father of English Hymnody," Isaac Watts is one of England's most influential hymnists. Credited with over five hundred hymns—including "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" and "Joy to the World"—he left behind a massive legacy. He paved the way to the inclusion of "original songs of Christian experience" in worship. His introduction of extra-Biblical poetry opened doors to new forms of worship in the Protestant church.

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The Divine and Moral Songs of Isaac Watts: An Essay Thereon and a Tentative List of Editions is a compilation of poems for children, giving them the opportunity to learn basic values through simple poetry, in addition to Scripture. This volume focuses on the data and publishing information of Isaac Watts’ Divine and Moral Songs. It includes a bibliographic notes and a list of all British and American editions published up to 1901.