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DIRECTORY , a See also: term meaning literally that which guides or directs, and. so applied to a See also: book or set of rules giving directions for public worship
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The directorium or ordo of the See also: Roman See also: Church contains regulations as to the Mass and office to be used on each
See also: day throughout the See also: year, and the word is found in the Directory for the Publick Worship of See also: God See also: drawn up in 1644 at the See also: Westminster See also: Assembly
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The term now usually signifies a book containing the names, addresses and occupations, &c. of the inhabitants of a See also: town or See also: district, or of a similar See also: list of the users of a telephone supply, or of the members of a particular profession or See also: trade
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The name Directoire or Directory was given to the See also: body which held the executive power in See also: France from See also: October 1795 until
See also: November 1799 (see FRENCH REVOLUTION)
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