Volume 4 (2014)

Content of Volume 4 (2014)

The “Alteration of Religion” in Aberdeen in 1559: an ancient and persistent historical error
Douglas W B Somerset

The Reforming of the Aberdeen Friaries on 4th January 1559/60
Douglas W B Somerset

The Commissions for Visitations North and South of the River Tay 1690-1695
Jeffrey Stephen

Jonathan Ranken Anderson and the Free Church of Scotland – Part I
Roy Middleton

The Last Anti-Burghers: A Footnote to Secession History
Archibald Macwhirter

Short Notes:

Joseph Robertson and the Scottish Reformation
Douglas W B Somerset

Lining out the Psalm in Tiree
Alan Boyd

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