John Knox and the Reformation
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Chapter 1 1546
Chapter 2 1546 No.2
Chapter 3 ANDREWS CASTLE THE GALLEYS 1547-1549
Chapter 4 1554
Chapter 5 V EXILE APPEALS FOR A PHINEHAS, AND A JEHU 1554
Chapter 6 1555
Chapter 7 1556
Chapter 8 1558
Chapter 9 1559
Chapter 10 X KNOX AND THE SCOTTISH REVOLUTION, 1559
Chapter 11 XI KNOX'S INTRIGUES, AND HIS ACCOUNT OF THEM, 1559
Chapter 12 1560
Chapter 13 XIII KNOX AND THE BOOK OF DISCIPLINE
Chapter 14 XIV KNOX AND QUEEN MARY, 1561
Chapter 15 1564
Chapter 16 1564 No.16
Chapter 17 1567
Chapter 18 1572
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Chapter 12 1560

Though the Regent was now to be deposed and attacked by armed force, Knox tells us that there were dissensions among her enemies. Some held "that the Queen was heavily done to," and that the leaders "sought another end than religion." Consequently, when the Lords with their forces arrived at Edinburgh on October 16, the local brethren showed a want

            
            

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