Thomas Chalmers and the disruption
Subtitle: incorporating the Chalmers lectures for 1940-44
By: by Hugh Watt
Series: Chalmers lectures -- 1940-44; Chalmers lectures -- 1940-44.
Publisher: T. Nelson and Sons Ltd
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Edinburgh; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 363
Subjects: 11.55 Protestantism; Free Church of Scotland; History
Notes: "First published February 1943."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The national background; title: Early life (1780-1803); title: Awakening at Kilmany (1803-15); title: The city preacher (1815-19); title: A great social experiment (1819-23); title: The moral philosophy chair at St. Andrews (1823-28); title: First years in Edinburgh (1828-32); title: In defence of the establishment (1829-38); title: Patronage and the call (1832-33); title: The crucial assembly (1834); title: Chalmers and church extension (1834-40); title: First reverse in the law courts; title: Auchterarder (1838-39); title: Complications from Lethendy (1838-39); title: The church and the politicians (1839-40); title: The Strathbogie Tangle (1838-41); title: In retirement from leadership (1840-41); title: Culsalmond and after (1841-42); title: The last undivided assembly and the claim of right (1842); title: The convocation and its significance (1842); title: The fate of the Chapel Act (1834-43); title: The decisive week (1843); title: The two assemblies (1843); title: The "outward business of the house of God" (1843-47); title: The sunset of his labours (1843-47); title: Retrospect.