READING CLOCKWORK PRAYER

Sections and Navigation
Elizabeth King's "Clockwork Prayer: A Sixteenth-Century Mechanical Monk" is divided into online sections. At the bottom of each section, a "next section" link allows you to turn the virtual page and continue through the text; a submenu also allows access to any section of the document should you want to browse.

Notes
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Images
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Video Presentation
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Print Version and Future Archive
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Clockwork Prayer Table of Contents

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