Works
Other works by Schimmelpenninck are:
- ‘Asaph, or the Herrnhutters; a rhythmical sketch of the modern history of the Moravians,’ 1822.
- ‘Psalms according to the Authorised Version,’ 1825.
- ‘Some Particulars relating to the late Emperor Alexander,’ translated from the French, 1830.
- ‘The Principles of Beauty, as manifested in Nature, Art, and Human Character,’ edited by Christiana C. Hankin, 1859.
- ‘Sacred Musings on the Manifestations of God to the Soul of Man,’ &c., edited by Hankin, 1860.
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