The History of the Kirk of Scotland

David Calderwood

Wodrow Society, 1843 - Presbyterianism

Contents

• His protest and declinator: 8
• Proclamation against him after his flight: 15
• 4: 21
• Acts of this parliament: 63
• His remorse after confession: 69
• Letter from James Lawson and Walter Balcanqual to their flock: 75
• Adamsons answer in his own name to Lawson and Balcanqual: 83
• Answer of the ministers to their flocks in consequence of their sub: 91
• Letter from the faithful part of their flock: 107
• For which he was menaced with death by the Duke of Lennox: 113
• Galloway ordered to be apprehended: 121
• Substance of the dialogue between Henry and Edward concerning: 141
• He is apprehended and examined by the King and Privy Council: 148
• Andrew Melvill writes to the Churches of Geneva and Zurich: 157
• A dream of David Lindsay Minister at Leith: 167
• Palliates or denies his own infringements of amity with England: 174
• List of grievances presented by Hunsdon: 176
• Reply to Arrans Third answer: 182
• Letter thrown into the pulpit of Edinburgh charging the ministers: 189
• A parliament held at Edinburgh: 197
• His Testament: 208
• Their appeal to his Majesty: 214
• William Airds calling to the ministry: 235
• The Master of Grays behaviour during his embassy in England: 241
• Craigs letter inciting the other ministers to subscribe: 247
• 1585: 254
• List of the Kings Intentions in behalf of religion and the church: 267
• Answer to the account of the Kings Intentions: 274
• Dialogue between Zelator Temporizar and Palemon: 295
• Proclamation establishing ecclesiastical commissioners: 339
• Edmonston of Duntreaths deposition: 345
• Ministers in Scotland persecuted to subscribe to the band: 351
• The banished Lords supplication to King James: 359
• The King banqueted at Dirleton: 366
• Wotton sent Ambassador to Scotland: 372
• Lord Russel killed on a day of truce: 378
• The banished Lords enter Scotland and gather forces: 383
• They advance to the siege of Stirling: 389
• estate: 406
• Account of the reformation of these abuses at Ruthven: 416
• Other notes proving that Arran and Colonel Stewarts courses pro: 422
• New notes proving that Arran and Colonel Stewart by their courses: 432
• New notes proving that their courses promoted the ruin of: 438
• Early History of the Earl of Arran: 448
• That the Second gives the King an undue power of judging in mat: 450
• That by the Twentieth undue power is granted to the Archbishop: 456
• Supplication of the Commissioners of the Church in consequence: 464
• Conference between the King and the minister of Pencaitland: 484
• State of the Church at this period: 491
• Melvill requests a testimonial from the synod of the doctrine of: 496
• The archbishops counterexcommunication: 503
• The Earl of Arran banished: 547
• Andrew Melvill warded: 584
• She suggests the method of a successful invasion of England: 590
• Account of Babingtons conspiracy: 597
• The Synod of Merse: 603
• Her answer to the sentence: 609
• Secretary Davidsons imprisonment for giving up the warrant: 610
• Accusations against him: 618
• A minister censured for celebrating a private marriage: 624
• Articles proposed on the part of the King to the Assembly: 630
• Calling of Robert Bruce to the ministry: 634
• A parliament held amidst a contention among the nobles: 640
• The Lairds of Cessford and Balcleugh warded: 647
• In Fife: 661
• James Gibson suspended from the ministry: 675
• Captain Sempil apprehended: 681
• The Popish Lords traffic with the Spaniards: 695
• PAGE: 697
• Renfrew: 710
• The Queen of England: 719

Bibliographic information

• Title: The History of the Kirk of Scotland; Volume 5 of Publications, Wodrow Society; The History of the Kirk of Scotland, David Calderwood; Issue 5 of Verso of: The Wodrow society ... Publication[s] of the works of the fathers and early writers of the Reformed church of Scotland; Issue 5 of Wodrow society, Edinburgh. [Publ
• Author: David Calderwood
• Publisher: Wodrow Society, 1843
• Original from: the New York Public Library
• Digitized: Aug 7, 2008