This document was denounced as a "Christmas game" by rebels in the town of Sampford Courtenay. Individuals who refused to use this document by a deadline called "Black Bartholomew" were targeted in the Great Ejection. Dean Hannay's attempts to use this document prompted Jenny Geddes to throw a stool at him, setting off the St. Giles riot in Edinburgh. At the Savoy Conference, suggested revisions of this document, including the removal of the (*) Ornaments Rubric, were mostly ignored. Lord Protector Somerset suppressed a rebellion named for this document that arose in Cornwall during the reign of Edward VI. Part of the Clarendon Code made the use of this text compulso
This document was denounced as a "Christmas game" by rebels in the town of Sampford Courtenay. Individuals who refused to use this document by a deadline called "Black Bartholomew" were targeted in the Great Ejection. Dean Hannay's attempts to use this document prompted Jenny Geddes to throw a stool at him, setting off the St. Giles riot in Edinburgh. At the Savoy Conference, suggested revisions of this document, including the removal of the (*) Ornaments Rubric, were mostly ignored. Lord Protector Somerset suppressed a rebellion named for this document that arose in Cornwall during the reign of Edward VI. Part of the Clarendon Code made the use of this text compulsory, as did the 1558 Act of Uniformity. For 10 points, name this book first compiled by Thomas Cranmer, the standard liturgical text of the Church of England.
This document was denounced as a "Christmas game" by rebels in the town of Sampford Courtenay.
Book of Common Prayer [prompt on Anglican Prayer Book or similar answers]