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The Scottish Reformation

Note 108 — Chapter VI · THE OLD SCOTTISH CONFESSION OF 1560.

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This seems to be the opinion of Dr Laing (Knox's Works, vi. 121, n.) Indeed one can hardly read chapter xviii. without having a suspicion induced that Knox may have proved too strong for them in regard to some of what they termed the more harsh expressions in the treatise, as well as in regard to the particular chapter in question.

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