of these disturbed times in his very entertaining memoirs. The Prayer Book of the Reformed Church was also translated into Gaelic. It was published in 1567, and was the first Celtic book that had ever yet been printed. CHAPTER VII. THE UNION OF THE CROWNS. _James VI.; results of the Union_ (1)--_restoration of Episcopacy_ (2)--_planting of the Highlands_ (3)--_Articles of Perth_ (4)--_founding of Nova Scotia_ (5)--_the King's death_ (6)--_Charles I._; _resumption of benefices_ (7)--_King's visit and coronation_ (8)--_Book of Canons_ (9)--_Liturgy tumults_ (10)--_the Tables_ (11)--_renewal of the Covenant_ (12)--_Hamilton Commissioner_ (13)--_Glasgow Assembly_ (14)--_war in the north_ (15)--_pacification of Berwick_ (16)--_Assembly and Parliament_ (17)--_invasion of England_ (18)--_Treaty of Ripon_ (19)--_war breaks out_ (20)--_Montrose's campaign_ (21)--_dealings with the king_ (22)--_the Engagement_; _Whiggamores' raid_ (23)--_Directory_; _confession of faith_ (24)--_the king's death_ (25)--_Charles II._; _fate of Hamilton and Huntly_ (26)--_Montrose's rising_ (27)--_arrival of Charles_ (28)--_Cromwell's conquest_ (29)--_the coronation_ (30)--_battle of Worcester_ (31)--_union with England_ (32)--_Glencairn's expedition_ (33)--_the Restoration_ (34)--_episcopacy re-established_ (35)--_fate of Guthrie and Argyle_ (36)--_the Ejection_ (37)--_western rising_ (38)--_the Persecution_ (39)--_the Indulgence_ (40)--_murder of Sharp_ (41)--_Sanquhar Declaration_ (42)--_Drumclog_ (43)--_Bothwell Bridge_ (44)--_Test Act_ (45)--_Argyle's opposition_ (46)--_James VII._; _the Killing Time_ (47)--_Argyle's rising_ (48)--_the Indulgence_ (49)--_deposition of James_ (50)--_William and Mary_; _the Convention_ (51)--_the Rabbling_ (52)--_Dundee's revolt_ (53)--_battle of Killiecrankie_ (54)--_attack of Dunkeld_; _Buchan's attempt_ (55)--_dealings with the chiefs_ (56)--_Massacre of Glencoe_ (57)--_Darien Scheme_ (58)--_William's death_ (59)--_Education Act_ (60)--_Anne_; _Act of Security_ (61)--_trial and death of Captain Green_ (62)--_the Union_ (63)--_literature and art_ (64)--_summary_ (65). =1. James VI., 1603-1625. Results of the Union.=--Immediately after the Union of the Crowns, the _Border laws_ on each side were repealed, and it was settled that subjects of either country born after the Union should no longer be looked on as aliens in the other, but should have the undisputed right of inheriting property in either. A _Lord High Commissioner_ was appointed to represent the King in Scotland, and there was some talk of an union of the parliaments, but it was not carried out.