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A Very Brief Look at Christmas Carols - eBook

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Christmas carols history eBook cover showing the title and the author's name, Catherine McGrew Jaime
Cover of the 39-page eBook
Title page: 'A Very Brief Look at CHRISTmas Carols and Their History' by Catherine Jaime
Inside title page of the eBook
Introduction defining 'carol' as 'a hymn of joy' and tracing early hymns from Latin to German and English
Introduction to the history of carols
Notes on December 25 and Advent, plus a key-word exercise: Angels, Bethlehem, Manger, Star and more
Background on Christmas dates and a key-word exercise
Scriptures quoted often in carols: Isaiah 7:14, Isaiah 9:6 and the start of Luke 1:21–2:10
Part 1 of the scripture passages
End of the Luke passage and Matthew 1:18–2:23, with the wise men following the star to Bethlehem
Part 2 of the scripture passages
'All Praise to Thee, Eternal Lord': Latin, 6th–11th century, translated into German by Martin Luther in 1535
First carol in the eBook, with five verses
'O Come, O Come Emmanuel': Latin chant, 12th–13th centuries, translated by John Neale in 1851, with five verses
Advent carol with its refrain in bold
'The Friendly Beasts': written in Latin in France in the 12th century, with verses from the donkey, cow and sheep
Carol from 12th-century France
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Grade 5, 6, 7, 8

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A Very Brief Look at Christmas Carols is a 39-page eBook that explores the history of Christmas caroling. Students will be able to take an in-depth look at where caroling began within the church and scripture. This resource explores a number of carols and states the language and country origin of the carol.

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