The History of the Church of Scotland, vols. 1–3

by George Cook

Publishers:

Longman; Archibald Constable and Co.; George Ramsay and Company

, 1815

Overview

The Scottish Church provides a powerful example of the struggle between church and state. Scotland’s political and social struggles forced believers who wanted to continue practicing and growing in their faith to improvise. The church showed incredible perseverance and determination during the violence and oppression of the Scottish Reformation, and its leaders contributed to some of the biggest social changes in all of Europe.

This product contains the three-volume set covering the historical period from the establishment of the Reformation to the revolution.

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About George Cook

William Tyndale (1772–1845) was a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh who received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from the University of St. Andrews the honorary degree, Doctor of Divinity. He authored The History of the Church of Scotland (3 vols.), A General and Historical View of Christianity, and Life of the Late George Hill, D.D.