Haddington, George Wishart preaching at, 1; birthplace of Knox, 10. Hamilton, Patrick, 5. Henry VIII., Dispute of, with James V., 4; connection of, with conspirators against Beaton, 7; Death of, 20. Hooper, Bishop, 45, 59. Hume, David, Letter of, to Dr. Robertson, on character of Mary Stuart, 177. James V., Death of, 3; dispute with Henry VIII., 3. James VI., Birth of, 183; coronation of, 184. Kirkaldy of Grange, 9; makes terms for surrender of the castle of St. Andrews, 22; dissuaded by Knox from the shedding of blood to escape from prison, 26; controversy of with Knox, 187; message of Knox to, 198. Kneeling in the Lord's Supper, Knox's opinions and practice in regard 10, 35, 37, 39; declaration of English Prayer Book on, 62. Knox, John, First appearance of, as body-guard of Wishart, 2; enters the castle of St. Andrews, 9, 14; early history of, 10; conversion of, to Protestantism, 13; within the castle of St. Andrews, 14; called to the ministry, 15; controversy with Dean Annand, 17; sermon at St. Andrews, 17; controversy with Friar Arbuckle, 18, 32; made a galley slave, 22; feelings of, on sight of St. Andrews from the galley, 27; released from the galleys, 30; preaching of, at Berwick, 33; administration of Lord's Supper at Berwick, 36; opinions of, on Lord's Supper, 39; heroism of, 40; removal to Newcastle, 42; discourse on the Mass, 43; preaching of, at Newcastle, 45; practice in regard to the Lord's Supper at Newcastle, 45; appointed a Royal Chaplain, 46; preaches before Edward VI., 48, 61; influence of, on English Book of Common Prayer, 48-52; relation of, to Duke of Northumberland, 48, 56; offered a bishopric, 57; offered the vicarage of All Hallows, London, 58; before the English council, 58; in the county of Bucks, 65; sermon at Amersham, 65; Exposition of Sixth Psalm, 68, 72; leaves England for France, 69; love of, for England, 70; writes Godly Letter of Warning, 74; first visit of, to Switzerland, 77; returns to Dieppe, 79; writes "Faithful Admonition", 79; goes to Frankfort on the Maine, 83; history of troubles there, 84; leaves Frankfort, 91; pastor of English Church at Geneva, 95; brief visit of, to Scotland, 95; marriage of to Marjory Bowes, 96; work in Scotland at this time, 97-99; summoned to appear before the bishops, 100; writes to the Queen Regent, 100; returns to Geneva 102, labors at, 105; called to return to Scotland, 106; at Dieppe, 106; returns to Geneva, 107; leaves Geneva for Scotland, 112; arrives in Scotland, 114; preaches at Perth, 120; and at St. Andrews, 124; chosen minister of St. Giles, Edinburgh, 125; travels through Scotland, 126; negotiations with Sir James Croft, 129; views of, on civil government, 130; imperfect understanding of the relation of Church and State, 133; residence of, in Edinburgh, 155; first interview with Queen Mary Stuart, 159; second interview, 163; debate of, with Abbot of Crossraguel, 166; breach between, and Earl of Murray, 169;