The Book of Common Prayer
Directorium
        Anglicanum
        Being a Manual of Directions for the Right Celebration of the
        Holy Communion, for the Saying of Matins and Evensong, and for the Performance
        of Other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church, according to Ancient
        Uses of the Church of England. With Plan of Chancel and Illustrations of "Such Ornaments
        of the Church, and of the Ministers Thereof, at All Times of
        Their Ministration, (As) Shall Be Retained, and Be in Use as
        Were in This Church of England, by the Authority of Parliament,
        in the Second Year of the Reign of King Edward the Sixth."
        Edited by the Rev. John Purchas, M.A., Christ's College, Cambridge.
        London: Joseph Masters, 1858. [first edition]
Cautels
        of the Mass.
        Translated from the Sarum Missal, by John Purchas, M.A.
        London: Printed for the Editor by Joseph Masters, 1858.
Directions
        for the use of Incense at High Celebration of the Holy Eucharist
        (no date, but bound with above title)
The
        Offices of the Old Catholic Prayer-Book
        Done into English and Compared with the Offices of the Roman
        and Old German Rituals.
        Oxford and London: James Parker and Co., 1876.
Litany
        of the Melanesian Mission
        Auckland, N.Z.: Wilsons and Horton, [c. 1880-1906]
Ritual
        Notes on the Order of Divine Service.
        By the Editors of "The Order of Divine Service," &c.,
        &c.
        Oxford: Mowbray & Co., 1894.
The York Missal A translation
        edited by Adam Gaunt, Catherine Button and Richard Bimson [pdf]
The Swedish Communion Office,
        Generally known as The High Mass. As authorized for Use among
        the Swedes in the [Episcopal] Diocese of Quincy. A translation.
        np: np, circa 1902.
Obsequiale: Or, the Rites To Be Observed at the Burial of the Dead. [PDF]
  Arranged by William L. Hayward for the Congregation of the Companions of the Holy Saviour.
  New York and London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1907.
The Server's Manual
        By Robert Frederick Lau.
        New York: Edwin S. Gorham, 1917.
A Book of Collects in Two Parts.
          By Pater and Filius. [John Wallace Suter and John Wallace Suter, Jr.]
          Milwaukee: Morehouse Publishing, 1919.
Suggestions
        for the Revision of the Mota Prayer Book
        "The following suggestions for the Revision of the Prayer
        Book, and for additional forms of Service, etc., are submitted
        for your consideration preparatory to the discussion of the subject
        at the 1921 Conference."
        British Solomon Islands: Printed at the Melanesian Mission Press,
        1920.
The
        Prayer of Consecration in the Holy Communion Office: A Comparison
        of Certain Liturgies.
        By Richmond Shreve.
        St. Johns, P.Q.: The E.R. Smith Co., 1924.
Anglican
        Low Mass
        By Edward C. Trenholme of the Society of St. John the Evangelist.
        London: The Faith Press; Milwaukee: Morehouse, 1931.
A Manual of Catholic Worship Based on the Book of Common Prayer.
        New York: Morehouse-Gorham, 1934.
The People's Order of the
        Mass. Authorized for Use in the Diocese of Nassau, 1939.
The
        Anámnesis of the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ
        Containing the Liturgies of the Offertory, Consecration, and
        Holy Communion, Commonly Called the Mass
        According to the Use of the Society of the Catholic Commonwealth.
        Cambridge, Massachusetts: Oratory of Saint Mary and Saint Michael,
        1947.
The Cross and the Plow: A Service for Rogationtide in Procession.
  New York: The National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1950.
Anglican Services: A Book concerning Anglican Ritual and Ceremonial in the Church of England. [PDF]
          By Henry Cairncross.
        London: W. Knott, 1953.
Reasons
        for Restoring Some Prayers and Directions as They Stand in the
        Communion Service of the First English Reformed Liturgy
        By Jeremy Collier (1718)
Pope
        Pius IV. and the Book of Common Prayer.
        By E. C. Harington.
        Exeter and Liverpool: A. Holden, 1856.
        London: F. & J. Rivington, 1856.
The Social Influence
        of the Prayer Book
        By A.J.B. Beresford Hope (1863)
The Needs of the Age Respecting
        the Public Worship of Our Church (1873)
The
        Communion Service from the Book of Common Prayer
        With Select Readings from the Writings of the Rev. F. D. Maurice,
        M.A.
        Edited by the Right Rev. John William Colenso, D.D., Lord Bishop
        of Natal.
        London: Macmillan and Co., 1874.
The
        Archbishops on the Lawfulness of the Liturgical Use of Incense
        and the Carrying of Lights in Procession.
        London and New York: Macmillan, 1899.
A Guide to High Mass
        London: Church Literature Association, no date.
"I Can't Follow the Service!"
        London: Church Literature Association, no date.
The
        Advent Antiphons with Scripture References and Paraphrases.
        By A.C.A. Hall, Bishop of Vermont.
        Milwaukee: The Young Churchman; London: A.R. Mowbray & Co.,
        n.d. but c. 1914.
On
        the Retention of the Word Obey in the Marriage Service of the
        Book of Common Prayer: A Liturgical Consultation, addressed to
        the Bishop of Oxford, and written before the first of August,
        1914.
        By J. Wickham Legg.
        London: Wells Gardner, Darton and Co, 1915.
Some
        Vindications of the Book of Common Prayer appearing in Unexpected
        Quarters
        Gathered by Dr. J. Wickham Legg.
        London: SPCK, 1916.
The Scottish Liturgy: Its Value and
        History
By the Rev. W. Perry, B.D.
        London: Mowbray, 1922.
Evensong
        Explained, with Notes on Matins and the Litany
        By W.K. Lowther Clarke
        London: SPCK, 1922.
How
        to Make Mattins and Evensong Real: Some Practical Suggestions
        By the Rev. Conrad A.M. Stewart
        Little Books on Religion, Number 40
        London: SPCK, 1926
The Middle Way: Suggestions
        for a Practicable Ceremonial
        By  Latta Griswold, M.A., Rector of Trinity Church,
        Lenox, Massachusetts
        Milwaukee: Morehouse, 1928.
The
        Obligation of the Clergy to Recite the Divine Office
        By Thomas J. Williams
        From American Church Quarterly volume 27, 1930.
Holy Week and Easter:
        The Services Explained.
        By E. J. Rowland.
        St Leonards on Sea: Christ Church Publications, 1956.
The Subdeacon: His Duties at the Solemn Eucharist
        No place: no publisher, 1962.
Liturgical
        Spirituality under the Southern Cross:
        A Study of the Impact of the Anglo-Catholic Tradition on the
        Anglican Church in Melanesia
        By the Rev. David V. Vunagi, B.Ed., Dip. Ed., B.Th.
        A thesis submitted to the Graduate Studies Committee of the Vancouver
        School of Theology in partial fulfilment of the requirements
        for the Degree of Master of Theology.
The Ornaments Rubric:
        Its History and Force
        By Louis E. Daniels, M.A., D.Sac.Mus.
        Lecturer in Church Music in Bexley Hall Divinity School
        Published by the Anglican Society, n.d.
An
        Examination of the So-Called American Missal
        By Carl Eckhardt Grammer
        Philadelphia: The Evangelical Education Society of the Protestant
        Episcopal Church, no date.
Convocation
        and the Psalter: A Criticism of the proposals of the Lower House
        of Convocation in the Province of Canterbury in regard to the
        revision of the Psalter.
        By the Rev. A. H. Baverstock, M.A., Rector of Hinton Martel,
        Dorset.
        London: The Catholic Literature Association, nd.
Public Worship Regulation Act
First Report of the Commissioners
          Appointed to Inquire Into the Rubrics, Orders, and Directions
          For Regulating the Course And Conduct Of Public Worship, &c.
          London, 1867.
Second Report of the Commissioners
          Appointed to Inquire Into the Rubrics, Orders, and Directions
          For Regulating the Course And Conduct Of Public Worship, &c.
          London, 1867.
Report of the Royal Commission on Ecclesiastical Discipline.
        Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty,
        1906.
The Commission
Preamble and Chapter I. Procedure
Chapter II. Statement of Law
Chapter III. Departures from
          the Standard of the Acts of Uniformity
Chapter IV. Present Breaches and
          Neglects of the Law. (entire text, 209 kb; this chapter has
          been broken into constituent parts below for ease of use. NB
          that the section breaks are not from the original).
Section
            1. Introduction and Non-Significant
            Breaches
Section 2. Breaches Having
            Significance, introduction
Section 3. Vestments,
            Confiteor and Last Gospel, Ceremonial Mixing of the Chalice,
            Wafers, The Lavabo, Hiding of the Manual Acts, The Sign of the
            Cross, Sanctus Bell
Section 4. Incense, Portable
            Lights, Lights upon the Holy Table, Holy Water
Section 5. The Blessing
            of Palms, Tenebrae, The Washing the Altars, Paschal Candle, Stations
            of the Cross, Observance of Days Not Appointed by The Prayer
            Book to Be Observed
Section 6. "Certain
            illegal practices of a graver kind which are connected with the
            service of Holy Communion"
Section 7. "Certain
            other illegal practices"
Chapter V. Confession.
Chapter VI. Prayers for the Dead
Chapter VII. Manuals
Chapter VIII. Result of the Evidence
Chapter IX. Historical Survey
Chapter X. Causes of the Failure
          To Check Irregularities, And Suggested Remedies
Chapter XI. Conclusion
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