Presbyterianism
Andrew Melville
A short biography of Andrew Melville (1545–1622), Scottish Reformer and educator, father of Scottish Presbyterianism, who told James VI that Christ alone is King of the church.
Church Polity and Politics
How Protestant forms of church government shaped political habits, representation, councils, local authority, and resistance to hierarchy.
John Knox
A biographical sketch of John Knox (c. 1514–1572): Wishart’s bodyguard, galley slave, chaplain to Edward VI, pastor in Geneva, and reformer of Scotland.
Reformation Branches
A visual guide to the earliest branches of the Protestant Reformation and the principal reformers associated with each tradition.
Rise of Presbyterianism
The rise of English Presbyterianism through Cartwright, the Admonition, the classical movement, Hampton Court, and the Westminster Assembly.
The Scottish Reformation
A history of the Scottish Reformation and the Church of Scotland from Knox and 1560 through the Covenanters, secessions, unions, and settlement of 1929.
