The Making of Scotland

Aberdeen Aberdeenshire Albany Alexander Andrew Melville Andrews Archbishop Argyll army Assembly Baillie Balliol Barons battle Berwick Bishops Bruce burghs Burnet captured Castle Catholic Celtic century Charles chroniclers Church clans clergy Comyn conventicles Court Covenant Covenanters Cromwell Crown Culdees Darnley David death defeated Douglas Duke Dunbar Earl Earl of Mar ecclesiastical Edinburgh Edinburgh Castle Edward enemy England English Parliament Episcopacy episcopal Estates France Gaelic gave Glasgow Government Henry Highlanders Huntly James VI John John Balliol King James King of Scotland King's kingdom Kirk land London Lord Lothians Lowlands Malcolm March Margaret Mary Mary of Guise Melville ment ministers moderate Montrose Moray murder nobles Parlia party peace Perth Picts Pope Presbyterian Privy Council Protestant Queen rebellion Reformation Regent reign Restoration Robert Roman royal Royalist says Scots Scottish history Scottish Parliament sent Solemn League Sovereign Stirling succession throne tion treaty Union William William of Newburgh