The Scotland of Queen Mary and the Religious Wars, 1513-1638

Aberdeen affairs alliance ally Angus appointed Archbishop Archbishop Beaton Archbishop Hamilton Argyle Arminianism Arran Assembly attempt Beaton Bishops Border Bothwell brother brought Calvin Cardinal Casket Letters Catholic century Charles Châtellerault Church civil Congregation Council Court Crown danger Darnley Darnley's death declared desired doctrine Douglas Duke Earl ecclesiastical Edinburgh Elizabeth enemies England English Estates fact faith force foreign France French gave George Buchanan grace Hamilton hands heir held Henry House of Stewart Huntly James's King James King of Scots King's kingdom Kirk Knox Lady later leaders Left Wing Lennox less Lethington letters Lord Luther March marriage married Mary's matter Melville ministers Moray Morton murder nobles organisation Parl Parliament party peace Perth political Pope preached preachers presbytery Prince Protestant Raid of Ruthven reform refused Regent religion religious Right Scotland Scottish Scripture sovereign Spain St Andrews Stewart Stirling treaty young