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Contents page of A Layman`s Guide to the Scottish
Reformation
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Preface |
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Photographs, Illustrations,
and Maps
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| Glossary
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Dramatis Personae.
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Introduction
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| Part 1. Protestantism and Presbyterianism in
Scotland. The First Reformation. |
| Part II. The
turbulent seventeenth century.
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| Part III
Topics and events concerning the Scottish Reformation in
alphabetical order.
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| Appendices
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| Bibliography and Sources
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| Reference End
notes. |
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Appendix 1 |
A reprise and
index of Howie`s Scots
Worthies.
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| 2 |
The allegations made against the
Lollards of Kyle in 1494. |
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Errors
and Absurdities of the Papists, touching the Doctrine of the Law and of the Gospel
(Patrick Hamilton in Mr Patrick`s Places).
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| 4 |
The First Covenant, 3 December 1557
at Edinburgh.
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The National Covenant 28 January
1581; aka the “Kings Confession”
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| 6 |
Letter of Queen Elizabeth to James
VI February 1589, about the discovery of treasonous letters.
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| 7 |
Ane
Act for the abolisheing of the Actis contrair the trew religion 5 June 1592.
“TheGreat Charter of Presbytery”
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The National Covenant
28 February 1638, at Greyfriars,
Edinburgh.
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| 9 |
The Solemn League and Covenant
25 September 1643.
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| 10 |
The
Westminster Confession.
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| 11 |
The execution Warrant for King
Charles I, 29 Jan 1649.
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| 12 |
Declaration
and Acknowledgement of sin, and repentance for having joined with the Engagers, prescribed in an Act of 20 July 1649.
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| 13 |
Declaration at Rutherglen, 29 May
1679
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| 14 |
The Act and Apologetic Declaration of the True Presbyterians of the
Church of Scotland. Declaration
Published at Lanark,
January 12th, 1682.
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| 15 |
The Apologetic Declaration,
and Admonitory Vindication of
The True Presbyterians of the Church of Scotland:
Especially anent intelligencers and informers. 8 November
1684. Also known as Renwicks Vindication
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The
Protestation and Apologetic Admonitory Declaration,
of The Contending &
Suffering Remnant of
The true Presbyterians of the church of Scotland, against
the proclaiming James Duke
of York, king of Scotland,
England, France, and
Ireland, the lawfulness of
the present
pretended parliament, and the apparent
inlet of popery, &c.
published at Sanquhar 28 May
1685
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| 17 |
The Toleration letter to James II,
21 July 1687.
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| 18 |
Act of Parliament Ratifying the
Confession of Faith and Settling Presbyterian Church
Government, 7 June 1690. |
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The Cameronian`s Dream.
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A Children’s Covenant.
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| 21 |
A doggerel poem ca 1680, about the
Whigs.
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| 22 |
Psalm
23, version of 1565.
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Chronology of the Reformation.
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Bibliography and Sources
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End Note references for quotations |
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