History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin, Vol. 6 (of 8)Merle d'Aubigné, J. H. (Jean Henri)
History
History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin, Vol. 6 (of 8)
Merle d'Aubigné, J. H. (Jean Henri)
Reformation
Cardinal David Beatoun--His complete Control of the King--War on
the Rich--The Ransom of Balkerley--Numerous
Imprisonments--Scotland watched by Henry VIII.--Killon’s
audacious Drama--Trial of Killon and Thomas Forrest--Their
Execution--Buchanan in Prison--His Escape--Kennedy and Jerome
Russel--Their Imprisonment--Trial--Courage--And Martyrdom 110
CHAPTER X.
TERGIVERSATIONS OF JAMES V.--NEGOTIATIONS WITH HENRY
VIII.--THEIR FAILURE.
(1540 TO 1542.)
Changed Inclination of the King of Scotland--His Censure of the
Bishops--Cleverness of the Cardinal--Colloquies of Bishops at St.
Andrews--Return of the King to the side of Rome--Birth of his
Son--Birth of a second Son--His Remorse--A Dream--Death of his two
Sons--Fresh Attempts of Henry VIII.--Project of an Interview at
York--Journey of the King of England to York--Efforts of the
Bishops to prevent the Interview--Absence of James V. from the
Rendezvous 124
CHAPTER XI.
WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND.--DEATH OF JAMES V.
(1542.)
Anger of Henry VIII.--Skirmishes--Fears of James V.--Aim of Henry
VIII.--The Crown of Scotland--Invasion of Scotland by Duke of
Norfolk--Refusal of the Scottish Army to march--Proscription List
drawn up by the Bishops--Their Alliance with the King--Levy of a
new Army by Bishops--Oliver Sinclair named
Commander-in-Chief--Disgraceful Rout--Anxiety of James V.--His
Dejection--His Despair--Birth of Mary Stuart--Death of the King 136
CHAPTER XII.
REGENCY OF EARL OF ARRAN.--IMPRISONMENT OF BEATOUN.--TREATY
OF PEACE WITH ENGLAND.
(1542 TO MARCH 1543.)
Ambition of Beatoun--Pretended Will of the King--Assembly of the
Nobles--Earl of Arran proclaimed Regent--Evangelicals associated
with him--The two Chaplains--Projects of Henry
VIII.--Negotiations--Arrest of the Cardinal--Results of this
Act--Scotland laid under Interdict--Parliament of Edinburgh--The
Scriptures in the Vulgar Tongue--Debates on the Subject--Freedom
of the Scriptures--General Rejoicing--Treaty with
England--Confirmation of the Treaty 151
CHAPTER XIII.
LIBERATION OF BEATOUN--HIS SEIZURE OF POWER--BREACH OF
THE TREATY--FRESH PERSECUTIONS.
(MARCH 1543 TO SUMMER 1544.)
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