[{100}] As to Knox’s account of this reforming Provincial Council (Knox, i. 291, 292), Lord Hailes calls it “exceedingly partial and erroneous . . . no zeal can justify a man for misrepresenting an adversary.” Bold language for a judge to use in 1769! Cf. Robertson, Statuta, i. clxii, note I.
[{101}] Knox, v. 15-17.
[{102a}] Knox, v. 207, 208.
[{102b}] Ibid., v. 229.
[{102c}] Ibid., v. 420, 421.
Ibid., v. 495-523. [This footnote is provided in the original book but isn’t referenced in the text. DP.]
[{104}] John Knox and the Church of England, 215-218.
[{105}] Knox, ii. 460, 461. We return to this point.
[{107}] Bale, Scriptorum Illustrium Majoris Brit. Catalogus Poster., p. 219 (1559). Knox, i. 258-261.
[{108a}] Dieppe, April 10-April 22, 1559. Knox, vi. 15-21.