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Reformation Scotland

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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:

Copy of a letter from the 5th Earl of Bothwell to David Black, Minister at St Andrews, 1594

 piece
Identifier: De.1.12/16
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This is a copy of letter from Francis Stewart, 5th Earl of Bothwell to David Black, Minister of St Andrews. In it Bothwell urges Black not to believe lies and rumours about him, and explains his innocence of intrigues with the "papist Lords".

Dates: 1594
Found in: University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections / Manuscripts from the William Drummond of Hawthornden Collection / Bound Volume titled "Scottish Manuscripts from The Drummond Collection 1572-1618"

Manuscript by John Forbes (c.1568-1634), minister of Alford

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Identifier: MS FOR 1
Scope and Contents Manuscript copy of an earlier work by John Forbes, Minister of Alford, c.1568–1634. Created c. 1726."The Reformation of Religion in Scotland, Containing Beginning Progress [and] Establishing of the Truth, both in Doctrine [and] Discipline, writtin the same.Written be that faithful Servant and Witnes of Christ. Mr John Fforbes. Ex authoris Autographo"Contains several notes and inserts regarding provenance, including a contents list that is purportedly...
Dates: c. 1726
Found in: New College Library Special Collections
pp. 353-354
pp. 353-354

MS. Of Knox's History of the Reformation in Scotland. Reckoned earliest copy; in velvet-lined case, c 1566

 Item
Identifier: La.III.210
Scope and Contents

Manuscript of John Knox's History of the Reformation in Scotland. Reckoned earliest copy; in velvet-lined case, ca 1566-1571.

Dates: c 1566
Found in: University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections / The Laing Collection / Section III. Bound volumes

Typescript by John Findlater, Methodist minister, Leith

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Identifier: MS FIN 1
Scope and Contents Typescript manuscript of John Findlater, Methodist minister, Leith. Fl.1906 - 1913.Manuscript titled "The Missionary Movement: Its Rise, Progress, and Prospects." Created c.1909, with several former shelfmarks and the author's name inscribed inside. Notes on 'The Great Commission' loosely inserted after page 232. Typescript frequently annotated with pencil, with printed biblical passages pasted in. Ammendments are mostly small, but occasionally whole paragraphs are marked for...
Dates: c.1909
Found in: New College Library Special Collections