The History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland

First, That no member of the Congregation should be troubled in life, lands, goods or possessions, by the Queen her Authority, nor any other justice within the Realm, for any thing done in the late Innovation, till a Parliament (which should begin the tenth of January) had decreed things in controversy. 2. That Idolatry should not be erected, where it was at that day suppressed. 3. That the Preachers and Ministers should not be troubled in their Ministry where they are already established, neither yet stopped to preach wheresoever they should chance to come. 4. That no Bands of men of War should be laid in Garrison within the Town of Edinburgh. 5. That the French-men should be sent away at a reasonable day; and that none other should be brought into the Country without consent of the whole Nobility and Parliament.

First, That no member of the Congregation should be troubled in life, lands, goods or possessions, by the Queen her Authority, nor any other justice within the Realm, for any thing done in the late Innovation, till a Parliament (which should begin the tenth of Ianuary) had decreed things in controversie. 2. That Idolatry should not be erected, where it was at that day suppressed. 3. That the Preachers and Ministers should not be troubled in their Ministery where they are already established, neither yet stopped to preach wheresoever they should chance to come. 4. That no Bands of men of War should be laid in Garrison within the Town of Edinburgh. 5. That the French-men should be sent away at a reasonable day; and that none other should be brought into the Countrey without consent of the whole Nobility and Parliament.

But these our Articles were altered, and another form disposed, as followeth.

But these our Articles were altered, and another forme disposed, as followeth.