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<h1 align=center><font color=#ff0000 size=8 face="Arial,Helvetica">An Anglican Liturgical<br>
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WELCOME to this liturgical library, a collection of authorized and
other texts used in the <a href="http://www.england.anglican.org"
target="_top">Church of England</a> and in the wider
<a href="http://www.anglicancommunion.org" target="_top">Anglican
Communion</a> and elsewhere. This is <em>'the best and biggest
Anglican library of texts'</em> on the Web (the
<a href="http://www.churchtimes.co.uk" target="_top">Church Times</a>,
24th April 1998).
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<a href="ack.html">Several people</a> have contributed texts to this
collection. If you have other material you would like to share then
please <a href="mailto:simon@oremus.org">email me</a>. If the
material is already on the WWW then I can link to it; if it is not I
may be able to provide space for it. I hope to make this a
comprehensive collection of material and links.
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Most of these texts are available here, formatted for viewing on the
WWW. Some are available as Rich Text Format (or RTF) files,
so they should be readable by most word processors on various
platforms. A few others are plain text, depending on the source.
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<p>Please follow <a href="content2.html">this link</a> to the table of
contents.</p>
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<a href="http://www.kershaw.org.uk" target="_top">Simon Kershaw</a>
2nd March 2001.
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