Scottish Reformation
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.
George Wishart
A short biography of George Wishart (c. 1513–1546), Scottish preacher and martyr, the teacher of John Knox, burned at St. Andrews by Cardinal David Beaton.
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.
Patrick Hamilton
A brief biographical sketch of Patrick Hamilton (c. 1504–1528), author of Patrick’s Places and the first martyr of the Scottish Reformation.
The Reformation in Scotland
A concise history of the Scottish Reformation, including George Wishart, John Knox, conflict with the crown, and the establishment of Presbyterianism.
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.
