The History of Civilisation in Scotland, Volumen2

A. Gardner, 1893 - 495 páginas

CHAPTER	1

Political Power of the Church in different CountriesThe French	17

Printing and Publication of the BibleEarly Translations of Scrip	25

Significance of the Revolt from RomeEras of the Reformation	31

interfered with the GovernmentThe Earl of Angus	37

State of the Borders and the HighlandsModes of treating the	38

Celibacy and MonasticismAssumptions of the Priesthood 4346	43

Heretical Books Circulation of the BibleMartyrdom of Patrick	49

Ideas of the Relation of Church and StateThe King circulated	209

James and the Court of Session General Assembly a Modified	216

CHAPTER XIX	222

State of the Tenants and Labourers of the LandEfforts to relieve	238

SECTION II	245

Proceedings against Idolaters Harlots and Swearers Efforts	252

Some of the Customs associated with Roman Catholicism continued	261

A belief in Sorcery Witchcraft and Necromancy has descended	268

Marriage of the King Mary of LorrainePersecution Cardinal	59

He then orders an Invasion of Scotland great and wanton destruc	67

Death of Henry VIII the Policy of Aggression continued the Scots	76

The Regency of Arran approaching its terminationThe Queen	86

The QueenRegent influenced by FranceThe CrisisA vehement	93

Negotiations with the English a Treaty between the English Govern	99

Preaching the Gospel the BibleThe SacramentsAbolition	105

MarriageBurialContemners of the Word of God 112113	112

A Royal ProclamationPosition of the Reformed ChurchMarys	119

Earl of Lennox Lord DarnleyThe Queen preparing for her Mar	128

An Army rallied round the Queen and the Disloyal Nobles dispersed	134

Preparations of the ConspiratorsMurder of DarnleyThe	135

A Royal ProclamationDifficulties rapidly encompassed the Queen	142

CHAPTER XVII	148

The Earl of Morton elected RegentThe Queens party reduced	155

Deplorable Sanitary ConditionEarly mode of Lighting the streets	156

Polity of the Reformed ChurchLeith Concordat touching titles	157

Efforts of the Ministers to improve the Organisation of the Church	164

An Address to the King 170171	170

The Kings Favourites SupremeA Plot against themAttempt	177

Peculiarities of the History of ScotlandLord Maxwell and	186

Continuation of the History of Protestantism	195

A National FastGeneral AssemblyVice of all Ranks 202203	202

Censorship of the Press 277278	277

Commerce of the KingdomForeign trade comparatively small	286

Sumptuary LawsDressEating and Drinking at Marriages and Bap	294

William Dunbar the Court PoetEditions of his PoemsCauses	306

John MairHis Career as a ProfessorHis Writings Opinions	315

Boeces WritingsJohn BellendenHis Translations a Specimen	316

CHAPTER XXI	331

Lyndsays Attack upon the Churchmen and the Religious Orders	339

Knoxs WritingsHis Style History of the Reformation Admonitory	347

Knoxs Treatise on PredestinationHistory of the Doctrine of Eternal	354

George BuchananHis Career as a Public Teacher AbroadOn	364

Scottish Poets of the later part of the CenturySir Richard Mait	370

His WritingsAlexander HumeJames Melville	379

Progress of ScienceJohn NapierA Treatise on RevelationsHis	385

Progress of Medical KnowledgeDr Skene Dr Lowe Dr Liddel 392394	392

Grammar Schools prior to the ReformationAfter the Reformation	399

Universities of ScotlandSt Andrews new Colleges established	405

Origin of the University of Edinburgh FoundationRobert Rollock	414

Aim of a Liberal Education as then conceivedMethod of Examina	417

ArchitectureCarving in OakPainting and Sculpture almost	423

Buddha a great Religious TeacherEarly Stage of His CareerAt	429

Respect for Honesty Justice and Humane Sentiments have been	436

Distinct Character of ChristianityRoman HierarchyNew Testa	439

Título	The History of Civilisation in Scotland, Volumen2 The History of Civilisation in Scotland, John Mackintosh
Autor	John Mackintosh
Editor	A. Gardner, 1893
Procedencia del original	Universidad de California
Digitalizado	12 Jun. 2010
Largo	495 páginas

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