COVENANTERS The scheme of the Covenanters was safer, though they did not plan for self They believed in a monarchy sanctioned by Christian sanity-not egocentric nor mega-cephalic,--with conviction not that it is all the world but that it shares, royally, citizenship in the realm That policy led to sane parliamentary
Covenanters to Pennsylvania and New Jersey 1680-1780 Putting it Together: Covenanters Many of the people listed in Rev Cuthbertson’s diary can be found in Pennsylvania land records and Revolutionary War Records
CHURCH AND STATE IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC: THE COVENANTERS . . . The Covenanters, however, still strongly testify to the "crown rights" of Jesus Christ, in both church and state See frank dean frazer, outline studies in the covenant ("Reprinted by order of Synod of 1970"), unpaginated 79
The fifty years struggle of the Scottish Covenanters, 1638-88 from the Lex Rex of Samuel Rutherford, the politi cal text-book of the Covenanters, and fitted even yet to be the text-book of the most advanced lovers of freedom a work disfigured by some of the ped antry and bad taste of its time, yet marvellous for learning, for free bold thought, for fine rapid ar gument, and for a wit and fancy that never
Notes_on_some_Scottish_Covenanters_and_U. pdf This paper consists of notes on some Covenanters and “Ultra- Covenanters” after the Revolution of 1689, i e on various people or small groups of Covenanters who remained separate from the Church of Scotland during the course of the eighteenth century and into the beginning of the nineteenth century
THE COVENANTER ANSD THE SCOTTISH MINT, 1639-1641 ish army on the border ready to invade Scotland The covenanters raised an army of their own to resist him, imposing taxes and ra sing loans (voluntary and forced) to support it By the beginning of June the king