Several of his major successes, including passage of a law forbidding the celebration of mass, took place in 1560, a few years before he convinced the queen not to marry the son of Philip II of Spain.
This person's support of Patrick Cranstoun and Andrew Armstrong led to criticism of him by William Maitland and James Stewart, the Earl of Moray. This person wrote a history book that included the complete text of the Treaty of Berwick and which described the movement he led. He played a major role in starting a church known as The Kirk, and he also helped write a Book of Discipline and Book of Common Prayer. Several of his major successes, including passage of a law forbidding the celebration of mass, took place in 1560, a few years before he convinced the queen not to marry the son of Philip II of Spain. Name this author of History of the Reformation in Scotland, generally considered the founder of Presbyterianism.
This person's support of Patrick Cranstoun and Andrew Armstrong led to criticism of him by William Maitland and James Stewart, the Earl of Moray.
John Knox