Religious Creeds and Philosophies as Represented by Characters in Sir Walter Scott's Works and Biography

³ ibid Abbey Abbot ancient Anne Anne of Geierstein believed Betr Bishop called Cameronians Castle Catholic Church Catholicism century chap character Christian Church of Scotland Cistercian clergy clergyman Covenanters Crusades Deans deities devotion divine doctrines Dublin Review duty Edinburgh England English Episcopalian Erastianism Fair faith fanatical Father favour France Heart heathen heresy History Holy honour Hughes ibid Introduction Ivanhoe James Jews John Journal Kennaquhair King Kirk Knights Lady Letters Lord Mary's mentioned minister Mohammedans Monastery monks Nigel Note novels Old Mortality opinion Order Papists party persecuted persons Pope prayer preacher prelate Presbyterian priests Protestant Puritans Quakers Queen Redg referred Reformation reign religion religious Roman Catholic Roman Catholic Church Rome saints Saladin says Scottish Scripture sect Sir Walter Scott spirit superstition VIII Waverley Waverley Novels worship XVII XVIII XXII xxvII xxxv zeal