Excerpt from The History of the Book of Common Prayer: In Its Hearing on Present Eucharistic Controversies
In the following publication an attempt is made to correct what appear to be certain prevalent misconceptions concerning our Book of Common Prayer.
The writer will be thankful if it may lead to a fuller investigation of an interesting and not unimportant subject.
If he should unhappily be found to have led the way to misconceptions himself, he will be thankful to have his errors corrected.
For certain valuable additions to the Notes he is indebted to the courtesy and accurate learning of J. T. Tomlinson, Esq., who kindly sent some criticisms on these chapters as they appeared in the Churchman of 1896.
Others also have kindly contributed their aid in the way of friendly remarks and observations. To all the writer desires to acknowledge his obligations, while on none would he cast any measure of responsibility for statements and opinions, the burden of which it is for himself alone to bear.
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