B, 1772 The Book of Common Prayer, and the administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church of England.
Notes
In 1772, the Book of Common Prayer underwent significant revision and publication. This edition represented a culmination of efforts to standardize liturgical practices within the Church of England, incorporating alterations to prayers, rites, and ceremonies. Compiled by a committee of bishops and theologians, the revised Book of Common Prayer aimed to ensure uniformity in worship across the Anglican communion. Its publication marked a pivotal moment in the history of Anglicanism, solidifying its identity and influence both within England and among Anglican communities worldwide. The Book of Common Prayer continued to serve as a cornerstone of Anglican worship, reflecting the Church's traditions, theology, and evolving societal contexts.
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Brown leather, brackets missing, ownership inscribed on front inside, corners worn, fair condition