Although courted by John Dunton, Matthew Prior and Isaac Watts, she married the poet and biographer Thomas Rowe, 13 years her junior, in 1710.
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He therefore resigned his charge on 15 April 1701, and was succeeded by Isaac Watts, who had been his assistant for two years previously.
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Isaac Watts the younger, born in Southampton in 1674, wrote the words of the hymn " O God Our Help in Ages Past ".
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It was mostly a compilation of Isaac Watts's Psalms and Hymns that had been originally selected by John Rippon, a Baptist predecessor to Spurgeon.
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Isaac Watts, the " Father of English Hymnody ", remarked that Wesley's poem was " worth all the verses that he himself had written ."
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Sojourn recorded " The Water And The Blood : The Hymns Of Isaac Watts, Volume Two " in one snowy weekend at Mahern s studio.
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The first book he wrote was " Isaac Watts : His Life and Works, " a biography of the English clergyman and writer of hymns.
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Cosper wanted to rewrite the hymnal of Isaac Watts, an 18th-century pastor and poet often described as the Father Of English Hymnody .
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The earliest recorded use of the term was by the British preacher Philip Henry in 1672, and later, apparently independently, by the preacher Isaac Watts in 1725.
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George Collison II was a keen promoter of there being a commemorative statue to Isaac Watts in London, and helped establish a committee to take the idea forwards.
