The Diary Of Mr. James Melvill, 1556-1601 (1829)

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Offering a unique perspective on late 16th-century Scotland, this collection of diaries by James Melvill details his life as a minister and scholar during the Scottish Reformation. Covering his education at the University of St Andrews and Cambridge, as well as significant historical events like the assassination of Mary, Queen of Scots, the text provides insights into the social, cultural, and religious dynamics of the time. Melvill's reflections on his travels, sermons, and interactions with contemporaries enrich our understanding of this pivotal period in Scottish history.