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Excerpt from The Token of the Covenant: Or the Right Use of BaptismAnother book on baptism may seem to be super¿uous. But as long as the question remains unsettled, men will think and speak. It is idle to attribute the divisions on this subject to mere prejudice. There is doubtless enough of that, but the main cause is an honest difference of opin ion as to the teaching of the Scriptures. It is by line upon line, precept upon precept, here a l...

Originally published in 1930, this book presents an account of the 1567 events at Kirk o' Field which led to the murder of Lord Darnley.

First published in 1923, this book presents a study of the manuscript of George Buchanan's indictment of Mary Queen of Scots.

Excerpt from The Token of the Covenant: Or the Right Use of Baptism Another book on baptism may seem to be superfluous. But as long as the question remains unsettled, men will think and speak. It is idle to attribute the divisions on this subject to mere prejudice. There is doubtless enough of that, but the main cause is an honest difference of opinion as to the teaching of the Scriptures. It is by line upon line, precept upon precept, here a...

Originally published in 1924, this book presents a historical study of Mary Queen of Scots and the Lennox Narrative, which is included at the end of the text in a modernised English version. The Narrative constitutes Matthew Stewart, 4th Earl of Lennox's account of his son Henry Stewart's murder, implicating Mary within the plot to kill him.