Even before her return Mary had clearly indicated the policy she intended to follow.Today's installment concludes Scotland's Presbyterian

It is instructive to compare the history of Scotland's struggle with the experiences of other countries where the same religious conflicts had

On June 16th. commissioners arrived from England and France with powers to effect an arrangement between the contending parties.Continuing

Knox, of whom it was said that he "put more life" into those who heard him "than five hundred trumpets . . . .Continuing Scotland's Presbyterian

On July 10th. Henry II had been accidentally killed in a tournament; and Mary Stuart, the niece of the Guises, was now Queen of France.Continuing

In point of fact, it was borne in on both parties that the struggle had but begun, and that the sword only could end it.Continuing Scotland's

All through their contest with the Regent, the Protestant leaders took up the position that they were acting in strict accordance with the law of the