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This is the first synthetic narrative of the origins of the Scottish Reformation of 1560; the narrative covers the period 1525-60. It brings together religious history with the political history of Mary, Queen of Scots’ reign, paying particular attention to the role of warfare and violence. It is aimed principally at students and general readers

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"This is a useful addition to the studies of the Scottish Reformation. The style is accessible, the end notes to each chapter are helpful and comprehensive, and the select bibliography is very useful." Ruth Gouldbourne (United Reformed Church History Society Journal)

Table of Contents

Introduction
1. A ‘Corrupt’ Church?
2. Playing with Fire: the Reformation under James V
3. The Crisis of 1543
4. 1544-50: Imperial Reformation
5. 1549-59: Catholic Reformation
6. 1543-59: Underground Reformation
7. 1557-59: The Makings of a Rebellion
8. 1559-60: From Rebellion to Revolution
Conclusion: The Scottish Revolution?
Index

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      Publisher: Manchester University Press
      Publication Date: 6/1/2010 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780719071065, 978-0719071065
      ISBN10: 0719071062

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This is the first synthetic narrative of the origins of the Scottish Reformation of 1560; the narrative covers the period 1525-60. It brings together religious history with the political history of Mary, Queen of Scots’ reign, paying particular attention to the role of warfare and violence. It is aimed principally at students and general readers

      Trade Review
      "This is a useful addition to the studies of the Scottish Reformation. The style is accessible, the end notes to each chapter are helpful and comprehensive, and the select bibliography is very useful." Ruth Gouldbourne (United Reformed Church History Society Journal)

      Table of Contents

      Introduction
      1. A ‘Corrupt’ Church?
      2. Playing with Fire: the Reformation under James V
      3. The Crisis of 1543
      4. 1544-50: Imperial Reformation
      5. 1549-59: Catholic Reformation
      6. 1543-59: Underground Reformation
      7. 1557-59: The Makings of a Rebellion
      8. 1559-60: From Rebellion to Revolution
      Conclusion: The Scottish Revolution?
      Index

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