The Scottish Reformation a Historical Sketch
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Apostasy of the Regent. 107 pulpit as well as in the chair upon whole books of Scripture ; and it was very natural that the Scottish Reformer, who sym- pathised so thoroughly with what the Swiss divines taught, should have been led to imitate them also in the manner in which they taught it. It was, in all probability, the preaching of Wishart in Dun- dee, which led to a popular demonstration against the monas- teries, which is known to have taken place there in the autumn of 1543. On the 13th o...f September, Lord Parr, the Warden of the East English Marches, informed the Duke of Suffolk "that the work of Reformation had begun at Dundee, by destroying the houses of the Black and Grey Friars, and that afterwards the Abbey of Lindores had been sacked by a com- pany of good Christians, who turned the monks out of doors. " Parr also mentions the singular fact, that the Regent soon afterwards acknowledged, at Stirling, to the cardinal, that this demolition at Dundee had taken place with his consent; "for which he did open penance in the Friar-house at Stirling, and took an oath to defend the monks, heard mass, and received the sacrament, and was therefore absolved by the cardinal and bishops.
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Apostasy of the Regent. 107 pulpit as well as in the chair upon whole books of Scripture ; and it was very natural that the Scottish Reformer, who sym- pathised so thoroughly with what the Swiss divines taught, should have been led to imitate them also in the manner in which they taught it. It was, in all probability, the preaching of Wishart in Dun- dee, which led to a popular demonstration against the monas- teries, which is known to have taken place there in the autumn of 1543. On the 13th o...f September, Lord Parr, the Warden of the East English Marches, informed the Duke of Suffolk "that the work of Reformation had begun at Dundee, by destroying the houses of the Black and Grey Friars, and that afterwards the Abbey of Lindores had been sacked by a com- pany of good Christians, who turned the monks out of doors. " Parr also mentions the singular fact, that the Regent soon afterwards acknowledged, at Stirling, to the cardinal, that this demolition at Dundee had taken place with his consent; "for which he did open penance in the Friar-house at Stirling, and took an oath to defend the monks, heard mass, and received the sacrament, and was therefore absolved by the cardinal and bishops.
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