A Companion to the Temple

First published in 1704, A Companion to the Temple is a guide to the Book of Common Prayer. The book includes explanations of the liturgy, as well as prayers and meditations for private devotion. This edition, published in 1838, includes notes and commentary by the author. This work is of historical and religious significance, providing insight into the practice of Anglican worship in the early modern period. It will interest scholars and enthusiasts of religious history and the Anglican church.
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