B, 1673, Printed by John Hayes, Printer to the University of Cambridge
Notes
The 1673 Book of Common Prayer stands as a cornerstone of Anglican liturgical tradition, embodying the ecclesiastical essence of its time. This edition, notable for its linguistic richness and profound theological depth, encapsulates the religious fervor and cultural nuances of the 17th century. Complemented by the New Testament and the Book of Psalms, it forms a comprehensive spiritual guide, guiding worshippers through prayers, rituals, and scripture. Through its enduring influence, the 1673 Book of Common Prayer remains a cherished artifact, connecting contemporary believers with centuries of Anglican heritage and devotion.
Description
Brown leather binding with embossing on front, back and spine, six raised bands on spine, red lined pages, gold gilding, rubbing on all four corners and edges due to age, overall good condiion.