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Excerpt from The History of the Reformation of Religion in Scotland
The Regent possesses Edinburgh: Arran is proclaimed traitor, 185. French reinforcements meet with disaster, 18 5. News from England a waiting game is played, 186. The French invade Fife, 186. An affair at Pettycur, 186. The French occupy Kinghorn, 187. John Knox preaches at Cupar, 187. The campaign in Fife, 188. An English ¿eet arrives in the Forth, 190. The French retire on Edinburgh, 190. A greedy Frenchman dies in a beef-tub, 191. The negotiations between the Congregation and the English Court, 191. Cecil's letter to Knox, 193. Reply of Knox to Secretary Cecil, 194. A practical response, 195.
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