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SCOTLAND'S THREE RULERS-CHURCH, CHARLES AND CROMWELL, 1650-1651

1-37

CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY—THE

GENTLEMEN OF THE RESTORATION

100-127

CHAPTER XXII

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CHURCH, 1661

128-168

CHAPTER XXIII

THE RULE OF ROTHES AND THE RISING OF RULLION GREEN, 1663-1667

169-220

CHAPTER XXIX

PAGES

THE ADVENT OF RENWICK: CLAVERHOUSE AND THE KILLING TIMES,

1683-1685.

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543

550

I. Literary Men and their Works from 1625 till 1690

II. Epitaphs on the Monuments of some of the most famous of the Martyrs

III. The United Societies

IV. The Cess

557

559

560

V. The Wodrow MSS.

VI. Acts of Parliament repealed in 1906

VII. Ordination in the Church of Scotland

INDEX.

565

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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JAMES, MARQUIS OF MONTROSE
'VIGNETTE, THE NETHERBOW PORT
'THE COVENANTS SUBSCRIBED BY KING CHARLES II. IN 1650,

AND KIRK SESSION RECORD OF KIRKINNER PARISH
ROYALIST AND COVENANTING LEADERS
JOHN GRAHAM OF CLAVERHOUSE_VISCOUNT DUNDEE
From the Portrait in Melville House. By the permission

of Mrs. Milbank.
•THE GRASSMARKET, EDINBURGH, AND MONUMENTS OF MARTYRS
'PORTRAIT OF BALFOUR OF KINLOCH-BURLY'

By the permission of Charles Pearson, Esq., Alloa. •EFFIGY OF ARCHBISHOP SHARP IN THE Parish CHURCH OF St.

ANDREWS

•PORTRAITS OF CLAVERHOUSE, LEVEN, AND BALFOUR
BATTLE OF BOTHWELL BRIDGE
From an Engraving of an old Picture in possession of the

Duke of Buccleuch.
.MEMORABLE SCENES AND PLACES OF BURIAL
.ENTERKIN PASS

From a Photograph by the Author.
MARTYRS' Graves in St. John's CHURCHYARD, DALRY ·

From a Photograph by the Author.
AN ACT AGAINST CONVENTICLE-PREACHERS, ETC.
MONUMENTS OF THE MARTYRS
•PEDEN'S GRAVE AND OTHER HISTORIC SPOTS
BATTLEFIELD OF KILLIECRANKIE

From a Photograph by Mr. G. W. Wilson, Aberdeen.

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LIST OF CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS

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Page 56, line 19, for 'Richard' read' Oliver.' 99,

3, for 'hinque' read 'hincque.' 130, 30, for 'Dee' read 'Don.' 305, 8, for 'Kemp' read 'King (?)'. 308, 28, for 'Kemp read 'King (?)'. 346, note 3, for 'Bo'ness' read 'West Queensferry.' 386, line 6, for 'Meldrum of Urquhart' read'Urquhart of Meldrum.' 402, note 2, for 'is' read 'was.' 446, „12, for 'Mitchell-Sharp's assailant' read Mitchell (Sharp's assailant).' 480, line 25, for 'spoliæ opimæ' read spolia opima.' 501, 11, for 'churchyard' read 'graveyard.' 527, rubric, after 'fray' read 27th July 1689. 544, line 2, for 'In 1659 Sir Thomas Craig, etc.' read 'In 1655 Sir Thomas Craig's Jus

Feudale was published.
544, line 5, delete 'which with a prefatory biography by Bishop Russell.'
546, „ 39, for 'An Apology for the Ministers (1677),' read 'An Apologeticall Relation

of the particular sufferings, etc. (1660).'
547, line 1, for '(1676)' read '(1678)'; line 3, delete '1681.?

,
548, „ 13, for written in 1681' read published in 1684.'
550, „ 19, after “Societies' read 'Hugh Clark.'