Narratives of Scottish Catholics Under Mary Stuart And James Vi Now First Print
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who received him kindly, but recommended him to leave the kingdom, and so he went to Belgium.
The Catholic Earls having been put down and forced to submit to the discipline of the Kirk, the ministers now looked to the ordering of the Court. They sent a deputa- tion to the Queen, " to speak and deal with her touching her religion, her manners for favouring and acting towards the enemies of the truth — namely, the Earl of Huntly ; her speaking contemptuously and reproach- fully of the ministry, a...s also her not repairing to the word and sacraments. " * Anne of Denmark had not anticipated the full weight of the troubles preparing for her in the home of her adoption. She had been educated in the extremest form of Lutheranism, and a clause had been inserted in the articles of marriage, providing that the young Queen should not be molested in the exercise of the faith in which she had been educated. 2 But in Scotland to be a Lutheran was about as bad as to be a Papist. The preachers reminded James that he kept a Canaan itish woman in his household, and cherished her in his bosom.
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who received him kindly, but recommended him to leave the kingdom, and so he went to Belgium.
The Catholic Earls having been put down and forced to submit to the discipline of the Kirk, the ministers now looked to the ordering of the Court. They sent a deputa- tion to the Queen, " to speak and deal with her touching her religion, her manners for favouring and acting towards the enemies of the truth — namely, the Earl of Huntly ; her speaking contemptuously and reproach- fully of the ministry, a...s also her not repairing to the word and sacraments. " * Anne of Denmark had not anticipated the full weight of the troubles preparing for her in the home of her adoption. She had been educated in the extremest form of Lutheranism, and a clause had been inserted in the articles of marriage, providing that the young Queen should not be molested in the exercise of the faith in which she had been educated. 2 But in Scotland to be a Lutheran was about as bad as to be a Papist. The preachers reminded James that he kept a Canaan itish woman in his household, and cherished her in his bosom.
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