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The Early History of the Scottish Union Question

Note 16 — Chapter I

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They told her, “That, by her tolerance, their religion had taken such a root, and the number of the Protestants so increased, that it was a vain hope to believe that they could be put from their religion, seeing they were resolved as soon to part with their lives as to recant” (Sir James Melvil’s Memoirs, p. 25).

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