This book explores the fascinating history of Scottish Presbyterianism in Rotterdam. As part of the larger Protestant Reformed Church of the Netherlands, the Scottish Church played an important role in the religious and cultural life of the Dutch Republic. William Steven provides a thorough examination of the church's founding, development, and legacy, drawing on a wealth of primary sources and personal anecdotes.

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