Good morning all!
OK, Alex Salmond might be as appealing as week-old haggis but he is serious (apparently) about holding a referendum on Scottish independence. (See here.)
So...
It's August 1745. Bonnie Prince Charlie learns from Henry of Navarre (the Huguenot heir to the French throne who, in 1593, allegedly said "Paris is well worth a Mass", adopted Roman Catholicism, became King Henry IV and, among other things enacted the Edict of Nantes, providing for toleration for Huguenots), declares "Edinburgh is well worth the Kirk," adopts Presbyterianism and swears to uphold the Elizabethan religious settlement in England.
What happens next?
Be well!
Oxartes
OK, Alex Salmond might be as appealing as week-old haggis but he is serious (apparently) about holding a referendum on Scottish independence. (See here.)
So...
It's August 1745. Bonnie Prince Charlie learns from Henry of Navarre (the Huguenot heir to the French throne who, in 1593, allegedly said "Paris is well worth a Mass", adopted Roman Catholicism, became King Henry IV and, among other things enacted the Edict of Nantes, providing for toleration for Huguenots), declares "Edinburgh is well worth the Kirk," adopts Presbyterianism and swears to uphold the Elizabethan religious settlement in England.
What happens next?
Be well!
Oxartes