The Two Kingdoms

Andrew Melville Andrews Anwoth Argyll arms army Assembly Baillie of Jerviswoode Bishops Blackadder Bothwell brother brought Bruce called Cargill Carstares Castle Charles Christ Church of Scotland Commissioner conventicles Council court Covenant Covenanters Cromwell crown death Declaration died Earl Earlston Edinburgh Edinburgh Castle elders England English episcopacy Estates exile Galloway Giles Glasgow Glasgow Cathedral God's Gowrie Grassmarket Hamilton hand hanged heart High Street Holland Holyrood horse James Jesus King King's Kingdom Kirk later Lauderdale Leith letter live London Lord manse marched Melville ministers Montrose never numbers once Parliament Patrick Walker Peden persecution Perth pray prayer preacher preaching Presbyterian prison protest Provost psalms pulpit Queen Reformation Renwick rode Royal Royal Mile Royalists Scots Scots Kirk sent sermon Sharp soldiers sword things thou Tolbooth took town troops Warriston Welsh wife word wrote Baillie young