Reformation. Harry Reid

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      First published in paperback in 2010 by

       SAINT ANDREW PRESS

       121 George Street

       Edinburgh EH2 4YN

      First published in hardback in 2009

      Copyright © Harry Reid, 2009

      ISBN 978 0 7152 0937 0

       eISBN 978 0 8615 3678 8

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       This book is for

      Julie Davidson

      Laura Fiorentini

      Andrew McGowan

      Paul Henderson Scott

       and Stuart Trotter

       Contents

       A Tudor and Stewart Genealogy

       Quotations

       List of Popes

       Key Scottish Martyrdoms

       Timeline

       Note on Contexts and Terms

       The Key Players

       Introduction

       Prelude Two Kings, Two Kingdoms, One Church

       1 Henry VII of England

       2 James IV of Scotland

       3 The State of the Pre-Reformation Church in England and Scotland

       Part 1 Luther

       4 Luther the Man

       5 Early Reform in England

       6 Luther’s Impact on Scotland

       Part 2 The English Reformation to 1553

       7 A Lawyer of Genius

       8 Revolt and Treachery

       9 End of the Tyrant

       10 Rebellion and Suppression

       Part 3 The Splitting of the Continental Reformation

       11 Zwingli and Zurich

       12 Calvin the Man

       13 Calvin and Geneva

       Part 4 Scotland Pre-Reformation

       14 James V of Scotland

       15 Rough Wooing

       16 Mary of Guise

       17 Knox the Man

       Context: Europe in the Mid-Sixteenth Century

       Part 5 Bloody England

       18 Jane and Mary

       19 Martyrs

       Part 6 The Scottish Reformation

       20 The Biggest Decision in Scottish History

       21 Opportunity Knox

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