… Overall, the book meets its objectives in seeking to provide ‘the first survey of Scottish public
opinion from the Reformation to the Union’ (p. 19) and as such it will be of interest to a wide …

… side in the struggle against the Counter-Reformation compelled each to move in step with
… of the union itself. But political association in the restricted form it took of the union of the two …

… Church of Scotland viewed union and how concerns about … in which the British parliamentary
union-only one form of new … timing and shape of the British union. Also examined are elite …

… Thus it was that the Church of Scotland, otherwise so promi nent in the post-Reformation
affairs of the nation, had little chance to influence the union issue. Perhaps the greatest …

… The long time frame of this book will capture tensions arising from the Scottish Reformation,
the 1603 union, the Covenanting revolution and British Civil Wars, the creation of a British …

… which contained a long list ofthe Acts of Parliament since the Reformation against the Catholic
Church,or those measures favoring the Reformed church and the "true" religion;and finally…

… forces in moulding Parliament from the Reformation to the Union. The Scottish Parliament was
a … The Reformation did not directly affect this system, but it set in motion certain tendencies …

… Js favorable to a union of episcopal and non-cpis cüpétl churches. … In tha t lus interpretation
of the Scottish Reformation seems to be ernerging as sorncwhat of a ncw orthodoxy, given …

… period of evangelical reform and Catholic reformation from the medieval era. To understand
the significance that saints and relics played in the Reformation we must first consider what …

… of political culture in post-Reformation Scotland. It asks us to … in the 150 years after the
Reformation. Mid-sixteenth-century … By 1706–7, when opponents of the proposed union with …