Deacons, Office of, in First Book of Discipline, 143.
Declaration of Prayer Book on Kneeling in the Lord's Supper, History of, 48-55.
Demolition of Roman Catholic edifices, Relation of Knox to, 121.
Doctors, Office of, in Scottish Church, 145.
Douglas, John, Chaplain to Earl of Argyle, 116.
Edinburgh, Knox chosen minister of, 125; Knox's house in, 155; labors of Knox in, 163.
Edward VI., First Prayer Book of, 31, 36, 46, 47; Second Prayer Book of, 46, 47; order of Communion under, 46; death of, 62.
Elders, Office of, under First Book of Discipline, 142.
Elizabeth, Queen of England, accession to the throne, 112; refuses Knox's request for permission to travel through England, 113; relation of, to Mary Stuart, 158; deceitfulness of, 130.
England, Feelings of Knox in regard to, 70; influence of, on Knox, 62.
Exposition of the Sixth Psalm by Knox, 71-74.
Frankfort on the Maine, History of Knox's troubles at, 83-94; departure of Knox from, 91.
First Blast of the Trumpet against the Monstrous Regiment of Women, by Knox, 108, 113, 161; Carlyle on, 110.
Froude, J. A., History of England, 64, 127, 139, 185.
Galleys, French, Knox's experiences in, 23-25.
Geneva, Knox at, 83; pastor of English congregation in, 95; arrival of Knox and family at, 101; labors of Knox at, 105, 107; thanks of English refugees to the council of, 112.
Gilby, Arthur, colleague of Knox at Geneva, 95.
Glasgow University, Knox a student at, 11.
Guillaume, Thomas, Connection of Knox with, 13.
Haddington, George Wishart preaching at, 1; birthplace of Knox, 10.
Henry VIII., Dispute of, with James V., 4; connection of, with conspirators against Beaton, 7; Death of, 20.
Hume, David, Letter of, to Dr. Robertson, on character of Mary Stuart, 177.
James V., Death of, 3; dispute with Henry VIII., 3.
James VI., Birth of, 183; coronation of, 184.
Kirkaldy of Grange, 9; makes terms for surrender of the castle of St. Andrews, 22; dissuaded by Knox from the shedding of blood to escape from prison, 26; controversy of with Knox, 187; message of Knox to, 198.
Kneeling in the Lord's Supper, Knox's opinions and practice in regard 10, 35, 37, 39; declaration of English Prayer Book on, 62.