- CONTENTS -
• PREFACE
PREFACE
• CHAP. I.
NUMBER AND POWER OF CATHOLICS IN 1692
• CHAP. II.
QUEEN ELIZABETH SEEKS THE AID OF THE CATHOLICS OF SCOTLAND
• CHAP. III.
THE BATTLE OF GLENLIVAT
• CHAP. IV.
THE CATHOLIC BARONS IN EXILE
• CHAP. V.
ENDEAVOUR OF KING JAMES TO RECONCILE THE CATHOLIC BARONS AND THE KIRK
• CHAP. VI.
ZEAL OF THE FEW REMAINING CLERGY
• CHAP. VII.
TYRANNY OF THE COVENANT
• CHAP. VIII.
A DISTRICT ASSIGNED TO EACH PRIEST, AS HIS PARISH
• CHAP. IX.
AN INSURRECTION IN FAVOUR OF THE HOUSE OF STEWART, 1715
• CHAP. X.
BIRTH OF RT. REV. PATRICK GORDON
• CHAP. XI.
BIRTH OF BISHOP WALLACE
• CHAP. XII.
BIRTH OF BISHOP HUGH M’DONALD
• CHAP. XIII.
EXPEDITION OF PRINCE CHARLES
• CHAP. XIV.
PEACEFUL DISTRICTS SUBJECTED TO MILITARY LAW
• CHAP. XV.
JOHN M’DONALD, 2nd VICAR APOSTOLIC OF THE HIGHLAND DISTRICT, 1761-79
• CHAP. XVI.
JAMES GRANT, I766-1778
• CHAP. XVII.
MR. HAYS’ FELLOW STUDENTS
• CHAP. XVIII.
PRESHOME PLUNDERED
• CHAP. XIX.
ALBANI, CARDINAL PROTECTOR
• CHAP. XX.
MR. HAY’S SUCCESS AS A PREACHER
• CHAP. XXI.
BISHOP CHALLONER IN THE CAUSE OF THE UIST CATHOLICS
• CHAP. XXII.
SCOTCH COLLEGE AT DOUAI
• CHAP. XXIII.
SICKNESS AND MR. AUSTIN M’DONALD
• CHAP. XXIV.
MORE FRIENDLY FEELING TOWARDS CATHOLICS
• CHAP. XXV.
PERSECUTION OF SOLDIERS
• CHAP. XXVI.
SEPARATE BILLS
• CHAP. XXVII.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
• CHAP. XXVIII.
WAS THE RIOT CONNIVED AT?
• CHAP. XXIX.
QUIET SLOWLY RETURNING
• CHAP. XXX.
SCOTLAND EXCITED
• CHAP. XXXI.
DR. A. GEDDES’ BIBLICAL WORK COLDLY RECEIVED
• CHAP. XXXII.
BISHOP HAY ORDAINS AT ROME
• CHAP. XXXIII.
BISHOP GEDDES AT EDINBURGH
• CHAP. XXXIV.
MR. JOHN REID ATTACKS THE BISHOP
• CHAP. XXXV.
DEATH OF MR. ROBT. GRANT, OF DOUAI COLLEGE
• CHAP. XXXVI.
MR. JAMES CARRUTHERS
• CHAP. XXXVII.
GLASGOW
• CHAP. XXXVIII.
DISCUSSION CONTINUED
• CHAP. XXXIX.
EDUCATION
• CHAP. XL.
THE ENGLISH CATHOLIC COMMITTEE
• CHAP. XLI.
ANXIETY CAUSED BY THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
• CHAP. XLII.
FRIENDSHIP OF MGR. ERSKINE
• CHAP. XLIII.
PORTUGUESE STUDENTS
• CHAP. XLIV.
CHURCH OF FRANCE REVOLUTIONIZED
• CHAP. XLV.
BISHOP HAY
• CHAP. XLVI.
BISHOP GEDDES PREPARES A CHINESE GRAMMAR
• CHAP. XLVII.
PRINCIPLES OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION IN SCOTLAND
• CHAP. XLVIII.
BENEFIT OF RELIEF
• CHAP. XLIX.
BISHOP GEDDES ILL AT ABERDEEN
• CHAP. L.
FURTHER INQUIRY AS TO TIlE STATE OF THE LAW
• CHAP. LI.
THE HIGHLAND LANDLORDS OPPOSE EMIGRATION
• CHAP. LII.
A STRANGE SALE
• CHAP. LIII.
BISHOP GEDDES CONTINUES HIS LITERARY LABOURS
• CHAP. LIV.
PRINTING THE NEW TESTAMENT
• CHAP. LV.
SECOND SIGHT CONTINUED
• CHAP. LVI.
VALUABLE MANUSCRIPTS
• CHAP. LVII.
COMBINATION AGAINST THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
• CHAP. LVIII.
GOVERNMENT GRANT
• CHAP. LIX.
THE BRITISH COLLEGES AT ROME
• CHAP. LX.
BISHOP CAMERON AS COADJUTOR
• CHAP. LXI.
BISHOP HAY PARTIALLY RESTORED
• CHAP. LXII.
BIRTH OF BISHOP CAMERON
• CHAP. LXIII.
BIRTH OF BISHOP PATERSON
• CHAP. LXIV.
THE GOLDEN CHALICE OF IONA
• CHAP. LXV.
EDUCATION AT GLASGOW
• CHAP. LXVI.
NEVER HAD A CATHOLIC TO HANG
• CHAP. LXVII.
BIRTH OF THE RT. REV. ANDREW CARRUTHERS
• CHAP. LXVIII.
COADJUTOR APPOINTED
• CHAP. LXIX.
CONVERSIONS
• ADDENDA
TULLOCH-ALLUM
• PROGRESS
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