Amazing Grace¶
Turner, S. (2002). Amazing Grace: The Story of America's Most Beloved Song.
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- is most often sung to the tune "New Britain,"
This sourceTurner's account that William Walker named the tune 'New Britain' and paired it with the words of 'Amazing Grace'.
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“Walker polished it up, named it “New Britain,” and paired it with the words of”
- is most often sung to the tune "New Britain,"
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