 | Thomas M'Crie - 1813 - 502 sivua
...the assassination of l { iv.io, one of the ministers said, that " the slaughter of David [Riiio], «e far as it was the work of God was allowed by Mr Knox, and not otherwise." Cald. MB. ad Ann. 1591. Knox himself does not, however, make this qualification, when he mentions the... | |
 | 1826 - 332 sivua
...barbarous and unchristian spirit, have highly approved of it, in the same way as Knox approved of " the slaughter of David, so far as it was the work of God." * It was the dastardly and cruel spirit of Darnley, which contrived the assassination of Rizzio in... | |
 | Denis Ignatius Moriarty - 1840 - 972 sivua
...privy to the assassination (of David Kizzio) can hardly be doubted. When James VI., on one occation, censured Knox's memory for approving of that atrocious...as it was the WORK OF GOD, was allowed by Mr. Knox, but not otherwise.' Calileru•ood MS., quoted by Dr. M'Cric, Life of KHOX,P. 309. We need not be surprised... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1840 - 502 sivua
...approving of the assassination of Riccio, one of the ministers said, that the slaughter of David, as far as it was the work of God was allowed by Mr. Knox, and not otherwise," Calderwood, MS. ad annum 1591. " Knox himself," adds Dr. Macrie, " does not make this quali1 Dr. Macrie, in noticing... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1840 - 500 sivua
...approving of the assassination of Riccio, one of the ministers said, that the slaughter of David, as far as it was the work of God was allowed by Mr. Knox, and not otherwise," Calderwood, MS. ad annum 1591. " Knox himself," adds Dr. Macrie, " does not make this quali1 Dr. Macrie, in noticing... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1842 - 416 sivua
...approving of the assassination of Riccio, one of the ministers said, that the slaughter of David, as far as it was the work of God, was allowed by Mr Knox, and not otherwise." Calderwood, MS. ad annum 1591. " Knox himself," adds Dr M'Crie, "does not make this qualification, when he mentions... | |
 | Robert Wodrow - 1843 - 558 sivua
...preaching in the Little Kirk, May the 28th, in presence of the Chancellor, said, The slaughter of Davie, so far as it was the work of God, was allowed by Mr Knox; and no further." This large work gives a pretty distinct account of Knox's History, and the first printing... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1845 - 530 sivua
...approving of the assassination of Riccio, one of the ministers said, that the slaughter of David, as far as it was the work of God, was allowed by Mr Knox, and not otherwise." 3 " Knox himself," adds Dr M'Crie, " does not make this qualification, when he mentions the subject... | |
 | Thomas M'Crie - 1846 - 524 sivua
...approving of the assassination of Rizio, one of the ministers laid, that "the steuehttr of David [RizioJ, so far as it was the work of God was allowed by Mr. Knox. and not otherwise." Cald. MS. ad Ann. 1591. Knox himself does not, however, make this qualification, when he mentions the... | |
 | Martin John Spalding - 1860 - 530 sivua
...approving the assassination of Rizzio, " one of the ministers said, ' that the slaughter of David (Rizzio), so far as it was the work of God, was allowed by Mr. Knox, and not otherwise.' Knox does not, however, make this qualification." — Ibid., p. 309, note. J McCrie, ibid., p. 338.... | |
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Sixth, having found great fault with Knox for approving of the assassination of Riccio, one of the ministers said, that the slaughter of David, as far as it was the work of God, was allowed by Mr Knox, and not otherwise. 