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Religion
A selection of works to do with religion in Edinburgh and Scotland.
United Presbyterian Magazine 1860
New Series - Volume IV
William Oliphant & Co, Edinburgh, 1860
History of the Affairs of Church and State in Scotland - from the beginning of the Reformation to the year 1568 - Volume II
by Rev. Robert Keith
The Spottiswoode Society, 1845
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Authors associated with Edinburgh
Billings, Robert William
Brewster, David
Burns, Robert
Chalmers, Thomas
Chambers, Robert
Cockburn, Henry
Defoe, Daniel
Ferguson, James
Ferguson, Robert M
Fergusson, Robert
Flockhart, Robert
Gilfillan, Robert
Guthrie, Thomas
Henderson, William
Hogg, James [1]
Hogg James [2]
Hume, David
McCulloch, John R
Miller, Hugh
Nicoll, Robert
Playfair, William
de Quincey, Thomas
Ramsay, Allan
Reid, Thomas
Robertson, William
Robison, John
Rogers, Charles
Scott, Walter
Simpson, James Young
Smiles, Samuel
Smith, Adam
Smolett, Tobias George
Stevenson, Robert Louis
Stewart, Dugald
Wilson, John
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