[5]A few graduates of Harvard College (or Divinity School), belonging to other denominations have also written hymns, the most notable being Samuel Francis Smith (1808-1895), the greatest hymn writer of the 19^th century in the Baptist denomination; Phillips Brooks (1835-1893) with his one famous Christmas hymn; and, in the present century, Rev. Walter Russell Bowie (1882-_1969_), but the total number of their hymns is a very small percentage of the number by Unitarian graduates at Harvard. [6]The numbers in brackets refer to the books listed in this catalogue. _Index of First Lines of American Unitarian Hymns_ which have been included in one or more published Hymn Books, with names of their authors, to facilitate reference to the preceding Biographical Sketches for further information. Verses by these authors printed elsewhere than in some Hymn Book are there noted, but have not been indexed. A A holy air is breathing round— Livermore, A. A. A little kingdom I possess,— Alcott A mighty fortress is our God— Hedge A voice by Jordan’s shore— Longfellow, S. A wondrous star our pioneer— Weiss Abba, Father, hear— Anon. Abide not in the realm of dreams,— Burleigh Across a century’s border line— Hosmer Again as evening’s shadow falls— Longfellow, S. Alas! how poor and little worth— Anon. Alas! how swift— Adams, J. Q. All are architects of fate— Longfellow, H. W. All beautiful the march of days— Wile All before us is the way— Clapp, see also Emerson All hail, God’s angel, Truth— Newell All hail the pageant of the years— Holmes, J. H. All hidden lie the future ways— Hosmer All holy, ever living One— Hill All is of God: if he but wave his hand— Longfellow, H. W. All nature’s works His praise declare— Ware All praise to him of Nazareth— Bryant All that in this wide world— Bryant All things that are on earth— Bryant Almighty Builder, bless, we pray— Church Almighty! hear thy children raise— altered to Almighty, listen while we praise— Bryant America triumphant! Brave land of pioneers— Holmes, J. H. Amid the heaven of heavens— Bartrum