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The History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland
The history of the reformation of the Church of Scotland containing five books : together with some treatises conducing to the history.The historie of the reformation of the Church of Scotland containing five books : together with some treatises conducing to the history.
London: printed by John Raworth for George Thomason and Octavian Pullen, 1644
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
The Heads of the coloured appointment were; 1. That they should keep the Castle of S. Andrews still, while that the Governor and the authority of Scotland should get unto them a sufficient absolution from the Pope Antichrist of Rome, for the slaughter of the Cardinal aforesaid. 2. That they should deliver pledges for the delivery of that house, as soon as the aforesaid absolution was delivered unto them. 3. That they, their friends, familiars and servants, and others to them pertaining, should never be pursued in Law, by authority, for the slaughter aforesaid. But that they should enjoy commodities, spiritual or temporal, whatsoever they possessed before the said slaughter, even as if it had never been committed. That they of the Castle should keep the Earle of Arran so long as their Pledges were kept.
The Heads of the coloured appointment were; 1. That they should keep the Castle of S. Andrews still, while that the Governour and the authority of Scotland should get unto them a sufficient absolution from the Pope Antichrist of Rome, for the slaughter of the Cardinall aforesaid. 2. That they should deliver pledges for the deliverie of that house, as soone as the aforesaid absolution was delivered unto them. 3. That they, their friends, familiars and servants, and others to them pertaining, should never be pursued in Law, by authority, for the slaughter aforesaid. But that they should enjoy commodities, spirituall or temporall, whatsoever they possessed before the said slaughter, even as if it had never beene committed. That they of the Castle should keep the Earle of Arran so long as their Pledges were kept.
And such like Articles liberal enough, for they never minded to keep word of them, as the issue did declare. John Rough left the Castle, seeing he could do little good upon those that were within, so addicted were they to their evil ways; he went into England to Preach Gods Word there.
And such like Articles liberall enough, for they never minded to keep word of them, as the issue did declare. Iohn Rough left the Castle, seeing he could do little good upon those that were within, so addicted were they to their evil wayes; he went into England to Preach Gods Word there.