Early in his religious career this man fell under the influence of George Wishart, and soon his association with the assassins of Cardinal Beaton led to nineteen months of forced labor. In 1551 he became chaplain to Edward VI, but he fled England after the ascension of Mary and soon published his "First Blast of the Trumpet against the Monstrous Regiment of Women", which briefly alienated him from Elizabeth I, who nonetheless allowed him to return to Scotland to lead the
Early in his religious career this man fell under the influence of George Wishart, and soon his association with the assassins of Cardinal Beaton led to nineteen months of forced labor. In 1551 he became chaplain to Edward VI, but he fled England after the ascension of Mary and soon published his "First Blast of the Trumpet against the Monstrous Regiment of Women", which briefly alienated him from Elizabeth I, who nonetheless allowed him to return to Scotland to lead the Protestants. FTP, who is this founder of Scottish Presbyterianism?
Early in his religious career this man fell under the influence of George Wishart, and soon his association with the assassins of Cardinal Beaton led to nineteen months of forced labor.
John Knox