Kenneth B. E. Roxburgh
History & Biography
“The author demonstrates an encyclopedic knowledge of Scottish church history, locating the Glasite movement within the wider context of different expressions of dissent within Scottish Presbyterianism. The book helpfully delineates the theological interpretation of John Glas, contrasting and comparing this with the broader religious world of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It is a well-researched book, written in clear prose, and with a vivid description of people and events of Scottish history.”
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