The National Covenant in Scotland, 1638–1689: Studies in Early Modern Cultural, Political and Social History

Chris R. Langley

Introduction: Making and Remaking the Covenanters - Chris R. Langley Corporate Conversion Ceremonies: The Presentation and Reception of The National Covenant - Nathan C. J. Hood Glasgow and the National Covenant in 1638: Revolution, Royalism, and Civic Reform - Paul Goatman Glasgow and the National Covenant in 1638: Revolution, Royalism, and Civic Reform - Andrew Lind United Opposition? The Aberdeen Doctors and the National Covenant - Russell Newton Allegiance, Confession, and Covenanting Identities, 1638-51 - Jamie McDougall Reading John Knox in the Scottish Revolution, 1638-50 - Chris R. Langley A Godly Possession? Margaret Mitchelson and the Performance of Covenanted Identity - Louise Yeoman Royalism, Resistance, and the Scottish Clergy, c.1638-41 - Andrew Lind The Engagement, the Universities, and the Fracturing of the Covenanter Movement, 1647-51 - Salvatore Cipriano Remembering the Revolution: Memory, Identity, and Ideology in Restoration Scotland - Neil McIntyre The Legacy of the Covenants and the Shaping of the Restoration State - Allan Kennedy Who were the 'Later Covenanters'? - Alasdair Raffe Bibliography