The History of the Kirk of Scotland

David Calderwood

Wodrow Society, 1843 - Presbyterianism

Contents

• Acts of this parliament: 63
• Proof that the exiled Scots are persecuted for their attachment: 65
• List of persons oppressed by the King and his favourites: 72
• Proof that James was secretly negotiating with the Pope: 73
• Copy of Adamsons answer: 91
• Letter from the faithful part of their flock: 110
• Arrans hatred towards him: 116
• Galloway ordered to be apprehended: 121
• Substance of the dialogue between Henry and Edward concerning: 141
• Jesuits permitted to come to Scotland: 148
• Andrew Melvill writes to the Churches of Geneva and Zurich: 157
• A dream of David Lindsay Minister at Leith: 167
• Instructions of the banished Lords to John Colvill on matters to: 171
• A parliament held at Edinburgh: 197
• Claud Hamilton returns to Scotland: 208
• Reasons why they cannot obey the Archbishop of St Andrews: 214
• William Airds calling to the ministry: 235
• The Master of Grays behaviour during his embassy in England: 241
• Arran endeavours to prejudice the cause of the banished Scotish: 246
• Craigs letter inciting the other ministers to subscribe: 247
• List of the Kings Intentions in behalf of religion and the church: 267
• Palliates or denies his own infringements of amity with England 174: 276
• 16: 292
• And sentence of banishment against the leaders in the Raid: 327
• Answer to the account of the Kings Intentions: 339
• Describes three plots to assassinate King James: 346
• The banished Lords accused at London: 352
• The banished Lords supplication to King James: 366
• Articles which he laboured to have confirmed by the Reformed: 367
• His plots in favour of the Queen of Scots: 373
• 1585: 377
• Elizabeth in consequence grants leave to the banished Lords to: 379
• The banished Lords enter Scotland and gather forces: 383
• The Lords express their determination to reform these abuses: 389
• The wreck of the Kings soul body honour crown: 406
• To break the unity between England and Scotland: 413
• 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
• Judgment upon the Laird of Pitfirran who shut the town gates: 447
• That by the Fifth those ministers who sit in parliament are unjustly: 454
• Supplication of the Commissioners of the Church in consequence: 464
• Conference between the King and the minister of Pencaitland: 484
• Heads agreed upon: 491
• The synod summons the archbishop to answer certain charges: 497
• The synod ordains him to be excommunicated: 503
• Account of his last moments: 504
• The Earl of Arran banished: 547
• Petition of the Assembly to the King concerning the esta: 562
• List of presbyteries: 571
• Labour of the King to have Adamsons sentence of excom: 583
• Archibald Douglas cleared by an assize of the murder of Darnley: 589
• Babington and Queen Mary apprehended: 595
• Queen Elizabeths answer: 601
• Andrew Melvill and the Masters of the New College prohibited: 607
• Secretary Davidsons imprisonment for giving up the warrant: 610
• A Commission: 633
• Bull of Sextus V deposing Queen Elizabeth: 639
• THE FOURTH VOLUME: 641
• 1588: 648
• In Fife: 661
• Application for the Thirds for planting Churches: 670
• A fast appointed: 676
• A GENERAL ASSEMBLY: 682
• The Popish Lords traffic with the Spaniards: 695
• 1584: 697
• Robert Montgomery allowed to be admitted to a pastor: 710
• The Nobility of Scotland: 726

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; The Wodrow society ... Publication[s] of the works of the fathers and early writers of the Reformed church of Scotland [v. 3-10]; 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