The Works of John Knox, Volume 2 (of 6)

Chapter 27: Transcriber's note:

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A collected set of historical narrative, confessional statements, ecclesiastical regulations, and correspondence that traces religious reform and political conflict during a period of upheaval. It combines a multi-book account of the advance of Protestant belief, a formal confession of faith, and a handbook for church order with letters, editorial notes, and appendices that document negotiations, accusations, and procedural disputes. The text shifts between polemic, doctrinal exposition, and administrative practicalities, while glossaries and indexes aid readers in navigating variant readings and contemporary personages.

Transcriber's note:

1. There are several asterisks in the text, for example: "bene some quhat hard,* yet". These refer to sidenotes on those pages.

2. There are multiple instances of different spellings for the same word (example: Huntley and Huntlye), as well as inconsistent hyphenation and punctuation. Those have been retained. Obvious typos have been corrected.

3. Quote (") marks have been retained as in the original.

4. Page 78: The transcriber inserted the missing anchor for footnote 180: "That is, the year 1558-9."

5. Page 114: "perfythe" is unclear.

6. Page 242: Cor. 14:29 The transcriber has added 1 to make it read 1 Cor. as the context would indicate.