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Life

Born: 19 May 1765

Died: 10 January 1832

Biography

Thomas Roberts was born in Bodmin, the youngest of the three children of Thomas Roberts and Elizabeth (née Best). He became a Wesleyan preacher, and was appointed to the Londonderry circuit in 1786. In 1790 he was appointed to Bristol, and subsequently worked there and in South Wales.

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Musical settings of literary works

Settings of text by Thomas Roberts

My shepherd's mighty aid (Thomas Clark)

Publications

External links

Remains, Theological and Poetical, of the Rev. Thomas Roberts, A.M, with a Memoir of the Author, by James Buckley, and a General Preface, by George Cubitt. London: 1838.

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