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Excerpt from The United Presbyterian Church: A Handbook of Its History and Principles
Druidism was abolished. In the persecution under Diocletian, in the beginning of the fourth century, some Christians in the southern part of the island crossed the Border in order to escape the sword, and carried the gospel with them into the more remote regions of the North. By the rupture between the Picts and Scots, in which the Romans had a share, the progress of the evangelization of the country was arrested. But the ex pulsion of the Romans, and the fusion of the races and septs into one nation, favoured the true religion.
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