Henry Francis Lyte

Discover the life and legacy of Henry Francis Lyte, an influential Anglican minister, hymn-writer, and poet, in this compelling book published by the University of Exeter in 1974. With 178 pages of insightful content, this hardback edition delves into Lyte's remarkable contributions to religious literature, including his most famous hymn, "Abide With Me." This beloved hymn has resonated with audiences since 1927, being sung at prestigious events like the FA Cup Finals and Rugby League Challenge Cup Finals. It is also steeped in poignant history, having been reportedly sung by British nurse Edith Cavell as she faced execution in 1915. This book is a must-have for anyone interested in hymnody, British history, or the profound impact of faith on culture. Add "Henry Francis Lyte" to your collection today and explore the enduring power of his words.