Volume 1 of David Laing’s six-volume collected Works of John Knox — the standard scholarly edition. Contains Knox’s earliest writings and the first two books of the History of the Reformation in Scotland.
The History of the Reformation in Scotland
- Introductory Notice to the History
- Manuscript Copies of the History
- Printed Editons of the History
- Book First
- Book Second
- No. II The Lollards in Scotland During the Fifteenth Century
- No. III. Patrick Hamilton, Abbot of Ferne
- No. IV. On the Royal Pilgrimages to the Shrine of St. Duthrack, at Tain, in Ross-Shire
- No. V. Foxe’s Account of Henry Forrest, and Other Martyrs in Scotland, During the Reign of King James the Fifth.
- No. VI. Notices of the Protestant Exiles From Scotland During the Reign of King James the Fifth
- No. VII. Alexander Seyton
- No. VIII. Sir John Borthwick.
- No. IX. George Wishart the Martyr.
- No. X. John Rough.
- No. XI. Norman Lesley.
- No. XII. Adam Wallace
- No. XIII. Walter Myln.
- No. XIV. On the Title of Sir, Applied to Priests
- No. XV. On the Tumult in Edinburgh, at the Procession on St. Gile’s Day, 1558
- No. XVI. Provincial Councils in Scotland, in 1549-1559
- No. XVII. Letter of Mary Queen of Scots to Lord James Prior of the Monastery of St. Andrews. July 1559
- No. XVIII. David Forrest, General of the Mint