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English: Book of common prayer (TEC, 1979)
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Source The Book of Common Prayer [1]
Author The Episcopal Church
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  • "The U S Book of Common Prayer is not and never has been under copyright. So all are basically free to copy at will and it is absolutely completely permissable to post the book on Wikisource. Since there is no copyright, content control is done through the certificate at the beginning of the book. Which is why [it] should [be added] to the one... ...on Wikisource that [this] version is NOT certified." --Charles Wohlers East Bridgewater, Mass USA
  • The publisher (Church Publishing Incorporated) has stated: "The Book of Common Prayer is in the public domain. This means that no copyright permission is required."

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