How this Scottish town found itself at the heart of the Reformation -

Read in browser | View all newsletters

History as it's happening 👇 How this Scottish town found itself at the heart of the Reformation IN this second of a series of three columns about the ancient town of St Andrews,  I will be concentrating on the events and personalities that put it at the heart of the Scottish Protestant Reformation... How King David I transformed the landscape of Scotland SOMETIME round about now we should be celebrating the 900th anniversary of the coronation of King David I, who succeeded his brother Alexander I when he died on April 24, 1124. Meet the people working to preserve iconic Scottish landmarks EVERY year, thousands of visitors flock to places all over Scotland to discover more about the country’s rich history. Billy Kay: The rich connections between Scotland, Norway and independence To Noroway o’er the Faem Read more

View more newsletters from The National You are receiving this email because you signed up to the Back in the Day newsletter from The National, or are receiving it as part of your registration or subscription. Unsubscribe Manage my account Privacy policy Newsquest Media Group, 1st Floor, Chartist Tower, Upper Dock Street, Newport, Wales, NP20 1DW. Registered no: 01676637 | VAT no: 667 8301 08. Registered in England & Wales.