History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin, Vol. 6 (of 8)

by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné

[299] State Papers, v. p. 321. Edinb. July 20, 1543.

[300] ‘Tanta seditione quantam ipse vides a cardinale excitata.’—Buchanan, p. 518. Spotswood, p. 73.

[301] ‘Vi publici furoris abreptus.’—Buchanan, p. 519.

[302] ‘Recta Londinum, multis reclamantibus, est profectus.’—Ibid.

[303] State Papers, v. p. 323.

[304] Knox, Ref., p. 109.

[305] ‘Ut infamia flagitii minueretur ad vulgus, non propalam, sed in æde Franciscanorum, ... sententiam suam prorex mutavit.’—Buchanan, p. 521.

[306] ‘He received absolution, renounced the profession of Christ Jesus his holy Evangel.’—Knox, Ref., p. 109.

[307] State Papers, v. p. 333. Sept. 8, 1543.

[308] ‘At that time was our queen crouned’—Knox, Ref., p. 109.