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Book of common prayer by Church of England, J. A. Maurault · Booklabria

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Book of common prayer

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Book of common prayer

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First published: 1537
Editions: 545 in 25 languages

Synopsis

Book of rites and prayers for use during worship. Includes Holy Communion and Evening Prayer, weddings (Holy Matrimony), Holy Baptism, funerals, ordinations of deacons, priests and bishops, dedications for churches, prayers for special occasions, and the book of Psalms. Meant for use by the priests with the congregation. The Catechism may also be included.

Subjects: History
Death
Bible
English
Indians of North America
Early works to 1800
Set in: England
India
Scotland
Pakistan
Characters: Elizabeth I Queen of England
Henry VIII

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545 in 25 languages

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English286 French36 Latin36 North American Indian languages16 All 25 languages

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