John Knox (1505-1572)
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JOHN KNOX by G. R. PEARCE CONTENTS Chapter I. 1505-1547 Birth and parentage George Wishart Knox becomes Reformer relations between Scotland and England Cardinal Beaton assassination in St. Andrews Knox joins the rebels appointed preacher siege and capture of St. Andrews Castle condemned to the galleys. Chapter II. 1547-1554 Knox in the galleys independence of spirit release sent to Berwick Mrs. Bowes and Marjory Bowes Knox appointed preacher to the king opposition to Cranmer the Second Prayer Book summoned before Privy Council accession of Mary Tudor Lady Jane Grey persecution of the Protestants, Chapter III. I554-I555 At Dieppe prophetical thunderings meeting with Calvin appointed preacher at Frankfort religious wranglings expelled by the magistrates Geneva return to Berwick marriage to Marjory Bowesin Scotland venality of the Church jealousy of the nobles policy of Mary of Guise the progress of the Reformers. Chapter IV. 1555-1558 Knox summoned for heretical teaching at Edinburgh successful preaching tour a letter to theregent Calvins victory organisation of the Genevan Church oppressive measures Knox called back to Scotland stopped at Dieppe The First Blast of the Trumpet return to Geneva death of May Tudor and accession of Elizabeth of England. Chapter V. 1558-1559 The Lords of the Congregation marriage of Mary Queen of Scots reformed preachers summoned to Edinburgh rioting in the capital the Beggars Summons penalties against the Protestants Knox and Cecil rebellion of the Congregation the outbreak at Perth. Chapter VI. 1559-1560 Destruction of the monasteries a rascal multitude Lord James Stewart the Lords support the rebellion truce between Mary of Guise and the Congregation Knoxs growing authority the Protestants seize the capital Knox negotiates with England the Congregation depose the regent defeat of the Reformers death of Mary of Guise. Chapter VII. 1560-1561 Triumph of the Congregation penalties against the Catholics Knox appointed to St. Giles, Edinburg
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