"Lyrics of Light and Life: LIV. Original Poems" is a collection of religiously themed poems by Frederick George Lee and John Henry Newman, originally published in 1878. This volume presents a selection of verses intended to inspire and uplift the reader through reflections on faith, spirituality, and the Christian life. The poems explore themes of divine light, hope, and the pursuit of a deeper connection with God.

Reflecting the literary and religious sensibilities of the late 19th century, this collection offers a glimpse into the devotional practices and spiritual aspirations of the era. Readers interested in religious poetry and the works of Lee and Newman will find this compilation a valuable addition to their libraries.

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