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Corporate Author	Church of England.
Uniform Title	Book of common prayer
Title	The catechism set forth in the Book of common-prayer : briefly explained by short notes, grounded upon Holy Scripture : to which is now added an essay of questions and answers, framed out of the same notes for the exercise of youth.
Accompanying uniform title	Prayers in the closet : for the use of all devout Christians, to be said both morning & night.
Publication Info	In Oxford : Printed at the Theater, 1689.
Edition	The eighth edition.

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Descript	[16], 94, [18] p.
Edition	The eighth edition.
Note	Illustrated t.p.
	"Prayers in the closet," p. [11]-[18] at end, has special t.p.
	Imperfect: cropped, and slightly faded.
	Reproduction of original in the Union Theological Seminary Library.

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Corporate Author	Church of England.
Series	Early English books online.
Subject	Church of England
	Catechisms, English.
Accompanying uniform title	Prayers in the closet : for the use of all devout Christians, to be said both morning & night.

Descript	[16], 94, [18] p.
Edition	The eighth edition.
Note	Illustrated t.p.
	"Prayers in the closet," p. [11]-[18] at end, has special t.p.
	Imperfect: cropped, and slightly faded.
	Reproduction of original in the Union Theological Seminary Library.

Corporate Author	Church of England.
Series	Early English books online.
Subject	Church of England
	Catechisms, English.
Accompanying uniform title	Prayers in the closet : for the use of all devout Christians, to be said both morning & night.

Subject	Church of England
	Catechisms, English.
Descript	[16], 94, [18] p.
Note	Illustrated t.p.
	"Prayers in the closet," p. [11]-[18] at end, has special t.p.
	Imperfect: cropped, and slightly faded.
	Reproduction of original in the Union Theological Seminary Library.

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