The Martyr Graves of Scotland
The Martyr Graves of Scotland
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The proposal was at once carried into effect, and the Doctor and his supposed servant passed without suspicion through 168 THE MARTYR GRAVES OF SCOTLAND the soldiers. In a quarter of an hour after they left, the soldiers came into the bedroom. "They stugged, " says the historian, "with their swords the very bed my mother was lying on, jalousing he might be concealed there. " But the good woman, strengthened with a double joy, the birth of a son and the escape of her husband, pleasantly told the...m the bird was flown.
In 1680 the Magistrates of Glasgow peremptorily ordered the families of Presbyterian ministers and preachers to remove out of the city in twenty-four hours. James Wodrow retired with his family to Eaglesham, the place of his nativity. Here the future historian received the rudiments of his education in the grammar school, taught by "Mr Michael Robb. " Little is known of Mr Robb, save that he was among the first who were ordained to the ministry when liberty came in 1688. His fame lies in his scholars.
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The proposal was at once carried into effect, and the Doctor and his supposed servant passed without suspicion through 168 THE MARTYR GRAVES OF SCOTLAND the soldiers. In a quarter of an hour after they left, the soldiers came into the bedroom. "They stugged, " says the historian, "with their swords the very bed my mother was lying on, jalousing he might be concealed there. " But the good woman, strengthened with a double joy, the birth of a son and the escape of her husband, pleasantly told the...m the bird was flown.
In 1680 the Magistrates of Glasgow peremptorily ordered the families of Presbyterian ministers and preachers to remove out of the city in twenty-four hours. James Wodrow retired with his family to Eaglesham, the place of his nativity. Here the future historian received the rudiments of his education in the grammar school, taught by "Mr Michael Robb. " Little is known of Mr Robb, save that he was among the first who were ordained to the ministry when liberty came in 1688. His fame lies in his scholars.
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