WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES OF THE PRINCIPAL REFORMERS, AND SKETCHES OF THE PROGRESS OF LITERATURE IN SCOTLAND DURING THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY; Knox resumes his situation in Edinburgh――urges the settlement of ecclesiastical polity――aversion to this on the part of the nobles――Knox is employed in compiling the Book of Discipline――this is approved by General Assembly and subscribed by greater part of Privy Council――sketch of the form and order of the reformed church of Scotland――attention to education――avarice of the nobility――influence of the Reformation on literature――introduction of Hebrew into Scotland――John Row――return of Buchanan――remarks on Mr Hume’s representation of the rudeness of Scotlan…
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