Knox, now supported by influential members of…

October 1560 CE

Knox, now supported by influential members of the upper middle class, publishes his Treatise on Predestination in 1560.

In this year also, the Treaty of Edinburgh ends both the highly unpopular Anglo-French War that began in 1557 (and cost England the port of Calais) and the Anglo-Scottish War of 1559-1560.

The peace gains French recognition of Elizabeth as England’s queen, provides for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Scottish soil, and establishes the Kirk of Scotland (Presbyterian church) under Knox’s leadership; ...

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Elizabeth I View → John Knox View →

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Protestant Reformation View → Counter-Reformation (also Catholic Reformation or Catholic Revival) View → Anglo-French War of 1557-60 View → Elizabethan Period View → Anglo-Scottish War of 1559-60 View → Scottish Uprising against Mary of Guise View →

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