Union, Revolution and Religion in 17Th-Century Scotland Book

	Preface
	Acknowledgements
I	Twilight before Night or Darkness Before Dawn? Interpreting Seventeenth-Century Scotland
II	The English Devil of Keeping State: Elite Manners and the Downfall of Charles I in Scotland
III	The Early Covenanters and the Federal Union of Britain
IV	Cromwell, Scotland and Ireland
V	Professor Trevor-Roper and the Scottish Revolution
VI	The 'Letter on Sovereign Power' and the Influence of Jean Bodin on Political Thought in Scotland
VII	The King's Scottish Revenues and the Covenanters, 1625-1651
VIII	The Financing of the Cause of the Covenants, 1638-1651
IX	The Covenanters and the Court of Session, 1637-1650
X	The English and the Public Records of Scotland, 1650-1660
XI	Coventicles in the Kirk, 1619-1637: The Emergence of a Radical Party
XII	The Radical Party in the Kirk, 1637-1645
XIII	The General Assembley and the Commission of the Kirk, 1638-1651
XIV	Deposition of Ministers in the Church of Scotland under the Covenanters, 1638-1651
XV	A Revolutionary Regime and the Press: The Scottish Covenanters and their Printers, 1638-1651
XVI	Scotland's First Newspaper, 1648
	Index