History of Scotland
History of Scotland
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An Assembly of Divines met at West- minster, June 12, 1643, to settle religious matters. They adopted the Covenant, and the Scots in return accepted their directory of public worship, and the Confession of Faith drawn up by them in place of their own Books of Discipline and Common Order. -But though the Covenant was thus no- minally accepted in England, the different English sects were allowed far more liberty than the strict Covenanters thought right.
25. The King's Death. — On the thirtieth o...f January, 1649, the King was beheaded at Whitehall. With the court of justice which professed to try him, with the sentence which it passed, and with the execution of that sentence, the Scots had nothing whatever to do. As they had no idea of the existence of their kingdom without a king, nor of having any other king than the hereditary one, no sooner was the news of the King's death known in Edinburgh, than Charles his son was proclaimed King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland.
26. Charles II., 1649- 1685.
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An Assembly of Divines met at West- minster, June 12, 1643, to settle religious matters. They adopted the Covenant, and the Scots in return accepted their directory of public worship, and the Confession of Faith drawn up by them in place of their own Books of Discipline and Common Order. -But though the Covenant was thus no- minally accepted in England, the different English sects were allowed far more liberty than the strict Covenanters thought right.
25. The King's Death. — On the thirtieth o...f January, 1649, the King was beheaded at Whitehall. With the court of justice which professed to try him, with the sentence which it passed, and with the execution of that sentence, the Scots had nothing whatever to do. As they had no idea of the existence of their kingdom without a king, nor of having any other king than the hereditary one, no sooner was the news of the King's death known in Edinburgh, than Charles his son was proclaimed King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland.
26. Charles II., 1649- 1685.
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