Lives of the Scottish Covenanters: Being a Brief Historical Account of the Most Eminent Noblemen, Gentlemen, Ministers, and Others, Who Testified Or ... of the Sixteenth Century, to the Yea
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Lives of the Scottish Covenanters: Being a Brief Historical Account of the Most Eminent Noblemen, Gentlemen, Ministers, and Others, Who Testified Or ... of the Sixteenth Century, to the Yea

by John Howie, William M'Gavin

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Lives of the Scottish Covenanters offers a brief historical account of notable noblemen, gentlemen, ministers, and others connected with the Covenanter cause. Through its focus on individual lives and testimony, the book provides a biographical perspective on Scotland’s religious history and the movement’s place within it.

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This historical work presents a brief account of the Scottish Covenanters and the people associated with their cause.

It focuses on notable noblemen, gentlemen, ministers, and others whose lives and testimony form part of Covenanter history.

Set against the religious history of Scotland, the book offers a biographical approach to a significant movement and its adherents.

Written by John Howie and William M'Gavin, this volume is suited to readers interested in Scottish history, religious movements, and historical biography.

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