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The Scottish Parliament Before the Union of the Crowns

Note 74 — I.—Origin, Membership, and Method

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One spectator of the scene remained cold and indifferent. John Knox protested against "such stinking pride of women," and feared that the "targetting of their taillies" (bordering of their robes with tassels) would "provock Goddis vengeance, not onlie against those foolish women, but against the haill Realme" (Laing, Knox, ii. 381).

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