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498 seems, was as much dissatisfied with the Book, which had been arranged by Collier and Brett, as with the Office in the Book of Common Prayer; and therefore, he put forth a new Form, to be used by those congregations in which his authority was recognized.

In "The Order of Confirmation" and "The Order for the Visitation of the Sick," Deacon differs from the Church of England, and also from the other Nonjurors. The Chrism is adopted, as in the Book of 1718, and the rite is ordered to be administered to infants.

The remaining Public Offices in this collection