Oc­to­ber 4, 1773, Spi­tal­fields, Step­ney, Mid­dle­sex, Eng­land.

Jan­u­a­ry 20, 1862, Hod­des­don, Hert­ford­shire, Eng­land.

Hod­des­don, Hert­ford­shire, Eng­land.

Daughter of Rec­tor James Au­ber of Lon­don, and mem­ber of the An­gli­can church, Har­ri­et pub­lished the po­em col­lect­ion The Spir­it of the Psalms in 1829. Her ac­tu­al name was Henr­i­ette, but she was known as Har­ri­et. For most of her life, she lived at Brox­bourne and Hod­des­don.

• Brown, pp. 168-69
• Hart, pp. 59-60
• Hatfield, pp. 23-24
• Julian, pp. 90-91, 1729
• Nutter, p. 388
• Robinson, p. 19

1. Arise, Ye Peo­ple, and Adore
2. As Thy Cho­sen Peo­ple, Lord
3. Bright Was the Guid­ing Star That Led
4. Can Guilty Man In­deed Be­lieve?
5. Delightful Is the Task to Sing
6. Ere Moun­tains Reared Their Forms Sub­lime
7. Father of Spir­its, Na­ture’s God
8. Great God, Wert Thou Ex­treme to Mark
9. Hail, Gra­cious Source of Ev­ery Good
10. Hasten, Lord, the Glor­i­ous Time
11. How Blest Are They Who Dai­ly Prove
12. How Blest the Child­ren of the Lord
13. Jehovah, Great and Aw­ful Name
14. Jehovah Reigns, O Earth, Re­joice
15. Jesus, Lord, to Thee We Sing
16. Lord, Who Hath Re­deemed Our Souls, The
17. O All Ye Lands, Re­joice in God
18. O God Our Strength, to Thee Our Song
19. O Praise Our Great and Gra­cious Lord
20. O Thou Whom Hea­ven’s Bright Host Re­vere
21. On Thy Church, O Pow­er Di­vine
22. Our Blest Re­deem­er, ere He Breathed
23. Praise the Lord, Our Mighty King
24. Spirit of Peace, Who as a [Ce­les­ti­al] Dove
25. Sweet Is the Work, O Lord
26. That Thou, O Lord, Art Ev­er Nigh
27. Thou by Whose Strength the Moun­tains Stand
28. When Dan­gers Press and Fears In­vade
29. Who, O Lord, When Life Is O’er
30. Whom Have We, Lord, in Hea­ven but Thee?
31. Wide, Ye Hea­ven­ly Gates, Un­fold
32. With Hearts in Love Abound­ing
33. With Joy We Hail the Sac­red Day
34. Vainly Through the Night the Rang­er