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The Early History of the Scottish Union Question

Note 37 — Chapter I

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“Naturallie jonit be blude and habitatioun, of ane relligioun and thairby alike subiect to the malice of the commoun enemy, be quhais Vnioun na les suretie may be expectit to baith thair esteattis then dangear be thair divisioun” (Band anent the Trew Religioun, 31st July 1585; Act. Parl. Scot. iii. 423).

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