British Literature I
The Book of Common Prayer is a liturgical text used in the Church of England and other Anglican churches, containing prayers, sacraments, and services for public worship. This text played a crucial role in shaping the religious practices and identity during a time of significant political and religious upheaval in England, particularly during the 17th century and the English Civil War.
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