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Appendix, Containing A Few Letters Accidentally Overlooked

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 December 2009

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Camden New Series , Volume 34: The Lauderdale Papers, Volume I.-1639-1667 , June 1884 , pp. 285 - 298
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1884

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page 285 note a Probably “A True Representation of the Rise, Progress, and State of the Present Divisions of the Church of Scotland.” See Baillie, vol. iii. pp. 344, 352Google Scholar. Sharp was at this time in London as agent of the Resolntioners, doing his best to counteract the influence of Warriston. Lauderdale was a prisoner in Windsor Castle.

page 285 note b Crawford, Sinclair.

page 290 note a It must be remembered that Landerdale was supposed at this time to be acting strictly in the interests of the Kirk.

page 293 note a In 1663 the constitution of the Articles was again altered by Lauderdale in such & way that they became practically merely a Court of Registry of the King's wishes, independent of Parliament itself. See Letters LXXIX. and LXXXI.

page 294 note a Anglice swelled.

page 295 note a See Note to Letter xin.