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Identifier: annalsofdisrupti1892brow (find matches)
Title: Annals of the disruption : with extracts from the narratives of ministers who left the Scottish establishment in 1843
Year: 1892 (1890s)
Authors: Brown, Thomas, 1811-1893
Subjects: Free Church of Scotland Church of Scotland
Publisher: Edinburgh : Macniven & Wallace
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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AtiLKJolmitrn.rdiiibnr^ ST. KILDA. 691 LIV. St. Kilda. It has sometimes been asked how the population of the High-lands came to have such decided views on the questions whichled to the Disruption. Did they really understand the headshipof Christ, and how it was involved in the Ten Years Conflict ?The people of St. Kilda, for example, when they adhered to theFree Church, was their adherence intelligently given ? The island, as is well known, lies out in the Atlantic, far awaybeyond the Outer Hebrides—its bare rampart of precipitousrocks risino; in rug-Q-ed grandeur from the sea, inaccessible savewhere on the east there is an opening at which in certain statesof the weather it is possible to land. Twenty years before theDisruption this loneliest and least-known portion of the Britishislands was inhabited by a population of 108 persons, amongwhom there was only one man—John Ferguson—who couldread to any purpose. It was in the year 1822 that Dr. MDonald, of Urquhart(Ferintosh), whos

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