A History of Christian Psalmody Harry Kretz Rebels and Runaways offers a

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A History of Christian Psalmody Harry Kretz Rebels and Runaways offers aIn A History of Christian Psalmody, Charles H. Cosgrove traces the history of Christian psalm singing during the church's first five centuries. It describes the nature and development of psalmody in a wide range of settings, including personal and domestic devotion, daily cathedral rituals, annual feasts such as Christmas and Easter, the ascetic practices of city Christians and desert monks, and public events of the church such as martyr parades,