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Explore the turbulent era of 16th-century Scotland through Andrew Lang's compelling study, "John Knox and the Reformation." This historical work delves into the life and influence of John Knox, a pivotal figure in the Scottish Reformation and the rise of Protestantism in Scotland. Lang meticulously examines Knox's role in shaping the religious and political landscape of the nation, offering insights into the key events and figures of this transformative period.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in religious history, particularly the Reformation in Scotland, this book provides a detailed account of the social and religious upheaval that defined the era. Discover the complex dynamics of the Scottish Reformation and the enduring legacy of John Knox. Meticulously prepared for print republication, this volume offers a clear and accessible narrative for those seeking to understand this significant chapter in European history.
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