_Continuation of the History of Protestantism._
⭘ Intense zeal of the Reformed Clergy――Apprehension of Ker
――Execution of Graham――Policy of the King; the Catholic Earls
――Earl of Bothwell――Parliament
⭘ The Clergy and the Catholic Earls; Act of Abolition――Rebellion
of the Catholic Earls; Battle of Glenlivet; Advance of the Royal
Army; Flight of the Catholic Earls
⭘ A National Fast――General Assembly――Vice of all Ranks
⭘ Return of the Catholic Earls; alarm of the Clergy; vehement
Sermons――Black summoned before the Council; declined to recognise
its authority――A Fast proclaimed; the King’s proceedings; a
number of Citizens ordered to leave Edinburgh――A false Alarm;
great Tumult
⭘ New move of the King――The Magistrates imprisoned; tried and
convicted, and the Burgesses declared Rebels, and compelled to
pay an enormous Fine
⭘ Ideas of the Relation of Church and State――The King circulated a
series of Questions; Meetings of the General Assembly; the Court
party carried their Measures――The Catholic Earls reconciled to
the Church
⭘ The King engaged in Recasting the Polity of the Church――Churchmen
in Parliament; debate in the General Assembly――Conference at
Holyrood on the Clergy voting in Parliament
⭘ James and the Court of Session――General Assembly; a Modified
Episcopacy introduced
⭘ The Gowrie Conspiracy――Accession of James VI. to the Throne of
England
⭘ Ultimate Problem of the Reformation in Relation to the
development of Civilisation