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But little heededKnox for priestly blessing or consecrated soil. "The earth is the Lord'sand the fulness thereof" was the only consecration of which he thought.
CHAPTER IV THE SCHOLAR OF THE REFORMATION The age of Mary Stewart is in many ways the climax of Scottish nationalhistory, as well as one of the most interesting and exciting chapters inthe history of the world. The Stewarts of Scotland had been up to thispoint a native race entirely Scots in training as in birth, and bentabove all thing...s upon the progress and consolidation of their ownancient kingdom, the poor but proud; a speck all but lost in thedistance of the seas, yet known all over Christendom wherever errantsquires or chivalrous pretensions were known. But the new sovereign ofScotland was one whose heart and pride were elsewhere, whose favouriteambitions were directed beyond the limits of that ancient kingdom withwhich she had none of the associations of youth, and to which she came astranger from another Court far more dazzling and splendid, with hopesand prospects incapable of being concentrated within the boundary of theTweed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But little heededKnox for priestly blessing or consecrated soil. "The earth is the Lord'sand the fulness thereof" was the only consecration of which he thought.
CHAPTER IV THE SCHOLAR OF THE REFORMATION The age of Mary Stewart is in many ways the climax of Scottish nationalhistory, as well as one of the most interesting and exciting chapters inthe history of the world. The Stewarts of Scotland had been up to thispoint a native race entirely Scots in training as in birth, and bentabove all thing...s upon the progress and consolidation of their ownancient kingdom, the poor but proud; a speck all but lost in thedistance of the seas, yet known all over Christendom wherever errantsquires or chivalrous pretensions were known. But the new sovereign ofScotland was one whose heart and pride were elsewhere, whose favouriteambitions were directed beyond the limits of that ancient kingdom withwhich she had none of the associations of youth, and to which she came astranger from another Court far more dazzling and splendid, with hopesand prospects incapable of being concentrated within the boundary of theTweed.
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