Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p The history of the reformation of religion in the realme of Scotland.--The appellation of John Knox from the cruell and most unjust sentence pronounced against him by the false bishops and clergie of Scotland.--The admonition of John Knox to his beloved brethren the commonalty of Scotland.--A faithfull admonition made by John Knox to the true professors of the Gospel of Christ within the kingdom of England, 1554.--The copie of a letter delivered to Queen Mary, Regent of Scotland, from John Knox.--John Knox ... in preaching of his holy evangell, to the benevolent reader, desireth grace and peace, with the spirit of righteous judgement.--A sermon preached by John Knox.. }
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- catalog description "The history of the reformation of religion in the realme of Scotland.--The appellation of John Knox from the cruell and most unjust sentence pronounced against him by the false bishops and clergie of Scotland.--The admonition of John Knox to his beloved brethren the commonalty of Scotland.--A faithfull admonition made by John Knox to the true professors of the Gospel of Christ within the kingdom of England, 1554.--The copie of a letter delivered to Queen Mary, Regent of Scotland, from John Knox.--John Knox ... in preaching of his holy evangell, to the benevolent reader, desireth grace and peace, with the spirit of righteous judgement.--A sermon preached by John Knox.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The history of the reformation of religion in the realme of Scotland.--The appellation of John Knox from the cruell and most unjust sentence pronounced against him by the false bishops and clergie of Scotland.--The admonition of John Knox to his beloved brethren the commonalty of Scotland.--A faithfull admonition made by John Knox to the true professors of the Gospel of Christ within the kingdom of England, 1554.--The copie of a letter delivered to Queen Mary, Regent of Scotland, from John Knox.--John Knox ... in preaching of his holy evangell, to the benevolent reader, desireth grace and peace, with the spirit of righteous judgement.--A sermon preached by John Knox.".