B, 1841-1845 One vol., The United Church of England and Ireland, other rites and ceremonies of the Church.
Notes
During the mid-19th century, common prayer books printed between 1841 and 1845 reflected the prevailing religious sentiments and practices of the time. These texts often adhered closely to traditional liturgical structures and language, drawing heavily from Anglican and Protestant traditions. They typically contained prayers for various occasions such as daily worship, holy communion, and special events like weddings and funerals. The language used in these prayer books was formal and reverential, reflecting the solemnity of religious worship in that era. Additionally, they often included hymns, psalms, and readings from the Bible to supplement the prayers, providing a comprehensive resource for personal and communal devotion within Christian communities.
Description
beautiful pocket size in rich brown binding with gold embossing front, back and spine, very minimal rub on corners