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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1876 Excerpt: ... could keep it agoing. If the Covenanters had not been shot and bayoneted, no theory regarding Church or State would have made them sleep in moss-bogs or fight at Drumclog. "What did you think of C. of C. saying, 'The Lord Jesus Christ will have left the Church when we go'! One of the Rothesay ministers, I am told, said the other day, that the Devil was preparing a cradle in hell for the opposition! Yet I daresay, in a century after this, we shall have some partisan historian writing whining books about these persecuted, self-denying, far-seeing saints, and describing all who oppose them as lovers of the fleece, dumb dogs, and all that trash." To his sister Jane:--"I am very dowie and cast down--not because I am alone, for I love the bachelor life every day more and more, and delight in the independence with which I can rise, eat, read, write when I like!--but this Church of ours is going between me and my sleep. "There was a private meeting of our party the day before yesterday at Irvine. All that was done was strictly private but most important; and only think of this--just think of it--that I, Norman Macleod, shall certainly be Obliged to make The move which will beyond a doubt first separate the Church into two parts!! This is in confidence. It is making my head grey. As Strong says, I am this moment the Archbishop of Canterbury. My simple vote as Moderator will decide the game one way or another. In short, the hurricane is only beginning. The explosion is to come, and / /.' / must fire the train. Well, I think I will get enough of acting now, and no mistake. Suspension, and anathemas loud and deep from the Witness, are all before me as possibilities. You can fancy my cogitations, my working out of problems. David Strong came here an...
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MACLEOD, Donald was born in Campsie. Son of Norman Macleod, Doctor of Divinity, Dean| of the Chapel Royal. Celtic scholar and author
B. of Norman Macleod, Doctor of Divinity, Dean of Chapel Royal and Dean of the Thistle, first editor of Good Words, and author
Doctor of Divinity.
V. Doctorate.; Chaplain in Ordinary to the King in Scotland. Acting editor of Good Words, 1872-1905. Emeritus Minister of Parish of The Park, Glasgow.
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Clubs: Western, Glasgow. University, Edinburgh.
