This book provides a detailed and scholarly account of the worship practices of the Church of Scotland during the Covenanting Period of the mid-17th century. The author, George Washington Sprott, draws on an impressive range of primary sources to reconstruct the liturgical practices and theological debates of this period. This book is an important resource for anyone interested in Scottish history, church history, or the history of religious practice and worship.

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