Volume 10 (2020)

Contents of Volume 10 (2020)

Pastoral Letters in the Counsel of John Knox
Connor Lord

Westminster Abbey Library: and Other Theological Sources of the Assembly Divines (1643-1652)
Chris Coldwell

Andrew Gray: A Provisional Bibliography
Matthew Vogan

The Scots Church in Rotterdam – a Church for Seventeenth Century Migrants and Exiles – Part IV: Challenging the Church and Covenanters: grievances about changed practices in Scotland and Rotterdam
Robert J Dickie

Scottish covenanting, Jesuit and Quaker printing in Holland, 1664-1684
Douglas W B Somerset

George Leslie, Jesuit, and the printing of Lesley’s De Origine, 1675
Douglas W B Somerset

John Love in London – Part 4 – The Origins of the London Missionary Society
Roy Middleton

Thomas Chalmers: ‘The chief Scottish Man of his Time’
John W Keddie

Alexander Moody Stuart: his spheres of influence
Robin Gray

Short Note: Letters of Agnes Stobo
Norman Campbell

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