The Book of Common Prayer

6B The Book of Common Prayer. Cambridge: University Printers, 1772.

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.

Description

Brown leather, brackets missing, ownership inscribed on front inside, corners worn, fair condition

Dimensions: 8 x 5 1/4 x 3 inches