Reformation Entry into Gaelic Scotland, 1567â1630

William Ian P. Hazlett

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This study traces mainly the transmission of Protestant Reformation ideas to Gaelic-speaking Scotland as a ripple effect of the European Reformation. A topic often eclipsed in general historiography, the chapter reintroduces it on a platform displaying salient features of the changing Scottish religious landscape. The focus is on, first: Gaelic promoters from the nobility and the Church in the 1560s, like Archibald Campbell (5th earl of Argyll) and John Carswell, both close to the Stewart monarchy interested in all-Scotland integration, and second: pioneering Gaelic translations of liturgical and catechetical texts embodying genres, ideas, and practices of diverse origins in central Europe then circulating in Lowland Scotland. Some attention also will be given to Gaelic writings of post-Tridentine Catholic reiteration and mobilization presumably availed of in the controversial, 17th-century, Ulster-based mission to parts of Gaelic Scotland. Such instructional aids, designed to resist, or inoculate against, Protestant Reformation advance, emanated from Irish Catholic exiles in the Spanish Netherlands.

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A Companion to the Reformation in Scotland, c.1525â1638

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