Reformation and revolution
Subtitle: essays presented to the Very Reverend Principal Emeritus Hugh Watt, D.D., D.LITT., on the sixtieth anniversary of his ordination
By: edited by Duncan Shaw.
Contributors: Watt, Hugh, b. 1879.; Shaw, Duncan, ed.
Publisher: Saint Andrew P.
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 322
Subjects: Reformation -- Scotland.; Scotland -- Church history.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: An appreciation, by R. L. Small.; title: Of the troubles begun at Frankfurt. A.D. 1554, by M. A. Simpson.; title: Reassessments of the Reformers, by I. Henderson.; title: John Willock, by D. Shaw.; title: Worship in the Kirk: Knox, Westminster, and the 1940 Book, by A. C. Cheyne.; title: Baptism in Scotland after the Reformation, by A. I. Dunlop.; title: John Craig, Minister of Aberdeen, and King's Chaplain, by T. A. Kerr.; title: A constant platt achieved: provision for the ministry 1600-38, by W. R. Foster.; title: Some Scottish bishops and ministers in the Irish Church, by J. M. Barkley.; title: The five articles of Perth, by doctrine of the Church union attempt ath the General Assembly of 1692, by T. Maxwell.; title: The theological climate in early eighteenth century Scotland, by S. Mechie.; title: Thomas Ayton's The Original Constitution of the Christian, by T. F. Torrance.