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Presbyterians, drew up a Remonstrance or Protest against this move. The Act of Classes was duly abandoned, but the division between the majority Resolutioners and the minority Protestors was to haunt the Church of Scotland for decades after.
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Cromwell hardly deserves the severe censure it has received. In both politics and religion he stood nearer to Cromwell than the royalists, and was able to offer useful service in office. Johnston was wanting in tact and in consideration for his opponents,
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Scottish law, eloquent and deeply religious. His passionate devotion to the cause of the Scottish church was seen by his critics as
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as late as 1646, could not have pleaded so much for the Crown and the King's just power as the
Chancellor and Warriston did for many days together. When, however, Presbyterianism was attacked and menaced by the Sovereign, he desired, like
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Warriston was excluded from the general pardon. On 1 February 1661 he was summoned along with John Home of Kello, William Dundas of
Magdalens and others to appear before Parliament on a charge of high treason. He had already fled to
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October 1646, and the same year was voted ÂŁ3000 by the Scottish estates for his services. He continued to oppose concessions to Charles and strongly disapproved of the Engagement concluded in 1648 by the government of the
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Archibald Johnston, Lord Wariston. (May 21-June 25 1639), The preservation of the honours of Scotland, 1651-52, Lord Mar's Legacies, 1722-27, Letters concerning Highland affairs in the 18th
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or counsel to the General Assembly held at Glasgow the same year, when he discovered and presented several missing volumes of records. In June 1639 he took part in the negotiations leading to the
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asking for definite support from the leading opposition peers in England and their acceptance of the National Covenant, which drew from the other side at first nothing but vague assurances.
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in London which directed the military operations, and in this capacity went on several missions to the parliamentary generals. The articles of the unsuccessful
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Johnston lived in a mansion house at the foot of Warriston Close in Edinburgh (so named in his honour) on its east side, which had previously been home to Sir
682:(1643–1737), known as Secretary Johnston. Having taken refuge in Holland after his father's execution, Johnston crossed over to England in the interests of
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from 1643 until 1647, and served on various committees. After the final defeat of Charles, when he had surrendered himself to the Scots, Johnston was made
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and went to London. After the peace he continued to urge punishment of the incendiaries, especially of
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confessing himself that his natural temper (or rather distemper) "hath been hasty and passionate".
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were, for the most part, drawn up by him in late 1644. He took his seat early the same year in the
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in the same year. He was said to have supported the prophesies of
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Argent, a saltire sable, on a chief gules three cushions or.
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Smellie, Alexander (1903). "A Nonsuch for a Clerk".
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Johnston first came to public notice in 1637 during
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107:(1611 – 1663) was a Scottish judge and statesman.
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971:Anderson, William (1877). "Johnston, Archibald".
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1725:Kirkton's Hist. of the Church of Scotland, 1817;
1707:Gordon's Hist. of Scots Affairs (Spalding Club);
1665:. Vol. 3. Glasgow: Maitland Club. pp.
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1594:Seaward, Paul (2004), "Charles II (1630–1685)",
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492:. In May he pronounced the sentence of death on
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1034:Baillie, Robert; Laing, David (1841–1842c).
1015:Baillie, Robert; Laing, David (1841–1842b).
996:Baillie, Robert; Laing, David (1841–1842a).
1716:Sir James Balfour's Historical Works, 1825;
1698:Burton's Hist. of Scotland, 2nd edit. 1883;
1637:Wodrow, Robert; Burns, Robert (1828–1830).
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229:he fled abroad. He was condemned to death
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3115:Alumni of the University of Glasgow
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1002:. Vol. 1. Edinburgh: R. Ogle
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1840:Directory for Public Worship
1829:Westminster Larger Catechism
1562:Lawson, John Parker (1844).
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1292:Fleming, David Hay (1904).
1222:"Johnston, Archibald"
1219:Espinasse, Francis (1903).
1078:. Edinburgh: Wodrow Society
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227:restoration of the monarchy
118:in 1638, and was appointed
10:
3151:
3110:Politicians from Edinburgh
2354:Oliver St John (1598–1673)
2349:Oliver St John (1580–1646)
1549:. Edinburgh: J. Ballantyne
1246:Ferguson, William (1994).
1110:Carruthers, S. W. (1938).
940:
598:, and with the consent of
537:Committee of Public Safety
411:Committee of Both Kingdoms
358:, strongly condemning its
180:in 1649. He was appointed
162:Committee of Both Kingdoms
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1575:Morison, William (1901).
1269:Forrester, D. M. (1947).
1196:Donald, Peter H. (1991).
665:
310:Mercat Cross in Edinburgh
172:in 1646, he resisted the
149:he opposed neutrality in
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3120:Executed Scottish people
1753:Thomas Hope, 1st Baronet
692:secretaries for Scotland
277:. The Victorian painter
114:in writing the Scottish
71:28 March 1611 (baptised)
1734:Whitelocke's Memorials;
1543:Kirkton, James (1817).
1178:Encyclopædia Britannica
426:the county of Edinburgh
345:Pacification of Berwick
293:'s attempt to force an
131:pacification of Berwick
83:(aged 52) (hanged)
2514:Scottish Commissioners
2394:Henry Vane the Younger
1053:Blair, Robert (1754).
948:Aikman, James (1850).
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356:Parliament of Scotland
347:which ended the first
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257:, and admitted to the
195:In 1657, as a leading
120:Procurator of the Kirk
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1578:Johnston of Warriston
673:
558:
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272:
255:University of Glasgow
96:
2518:Westminster Assembly
2434:Bulstrode Whitelocke
2389:Henry Vane the Elder
1808:Westminster Assembly
1737:Thurloe State Papers
502:Committee of Estates
469:as the guest of the
419:Westminster Assembly
324:that had condemned "
259:Faculty of Advocates
188:fatal advice at the
158:Westminster Assembly
33:The Right Honourable
2910:Alexander Moncrieff
2840:Alexander Henderson
2552:Alexander Henderson
2139:Alexander Henderson
1769:Sir Thomas Nicolson
869:, pp. 332–333.
700:Lord Clerk Register
688:Glorious Revolution
635:. According to the
616:Greyfriars Kirkyard
517:Lord Clerk Register
490:Lord Clerk Register
364:Thomas, Lord Savile
334:Margaret Mitchelson
314:Alexander Henderson
283:Alexander Henderson
273:The Signing of the
220:Committee of Safety
182:Lord Clerk Register
124:Margaret Mitchelson
112:Alexander Henderson
3100:Scottish diplomats
2850:Archibald Johnston
2730:Archibald Campbell
2259:William Pierrepont
2174:Archibald Johnston
2159:Richard Holdsworth
1939:Archibald Campbell
1919:Jeremiah Burroughs
1324:The Scots worthies
676:
565:
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525:new House of Lords
471:Marquess of Argyll
415:Treaty of Uxbridge
391:
322:Acts of Parliament
306:royal proclamation
287:
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97:Arms of Johnston:
61:Archibald Johnston
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2970:Alexander Shields
2955:Samuel Rutherford
2750:Robert Cunningham
2630:
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2557:Samuel Rutherford
2480:
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2472:Jerusalem Chamber
2467:Westminster Abbey
2424:Jeremiah Whitaker
2334:William Spurstowe
2294:Samuel Rutherford
2234:William Nicholson
2094:William Greenhill
2054:Nathaniel Fiennes
1774:
1773:
1767:Succeeded by
1261:978-0-85411-058-2
1092:Brodie, Alexander
769:(Subscription or
762:978-0-19-861412-8
706:, and he died at
684:William of Orange
591:on 15 May 1661.
318:National Covenant
312:. Together with
275:National Covenant
116:National Covenant
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2289:Benjamin Rudyerd
2229:Matthew Newcomen
2204:Stephen Marshall
2074:George Gillespie
2039:John Elphinstone
2024:Calybute Downing
1974:Francis Cheynell
1924:Adoniram Byfield
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529:Richard Cromwell
498:battle of Dunbar
453:The Remonstrants
437:with Charles at
435:Duke of Hamilton
233:and arrested in
212:Council of State
208:Richard Cromwell
190:Battle of Dunbar
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