The History Of The Church and State Of Scotland, Beginning the Year of our Lord 203, and continued to the end of the Reign of King James the VI. of ever blessed Memory. In Seven Books. Wherein are described, The Progress of Christianity, The Persecutions and Interruptions of it, The Foundation of Churches, The Erecting of Bishopricks, The Building and Endowing Monasteries and other Religious Places, The Succession of Bishops in their Sees, The Refomation of Religion, And the frequent Disturbances of that Nation by Wars, Conspiracies, Tumults, Schisms. Together with great variety of other Matters, both Ecclesiastical and Political

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The History Of The Church and State Of Scotland, Beginning the Year of our Lord 203, and continued to the end of the Reign of King James the VI. of ever blessed Memory. In Seven Books. Wherein are described, The Progress of Christianity, The Persecutions and Interruptions of it, The Foundation of Churches, The Erecting of Bishopricks, The Building and Endowing Monasteries and other Religious Places, The Succession of Bishops in their Sees, The Refomation of Religion, And the frequent Disturbances of that Nation by Wars, Conspiracies, Tumults, Schisms. Together with great variety of other Matters, both Ecclesiastical and Political
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