Dr Caroline Erskine, University of Aberdeen, UK, and Professor Roger A. Mason, University of St Andrews, UK

• List of Abbreviations, List of Figures, Notes on Contributors, Preface, Introduction: George Buchanan: Influence, Legacy, Reputation, Part One: Buchanan in Reformation Britain, 1. From Buchanan to Blaeu: The Politics of Scottish Chorography, 1582–1654, 2. Performance, Print and Politics in George Buchanan’s Ane Detectioun of the duinges of Marie Quene of Scottes, 3. Spenser and Buchanan, 4. George Buchanan and the Patriot Cause, Part Two: Buchanan in Europe, 5. Tyrants and Translations: Dutch Interpretations of George Buchanan’s Political Thought, 6. Buchanan and the German Monarchomachs, 7. The Reception of Buchanan in Northern Europe in the Seventeenth Century, Part Three: Buchanan and Revolutionary Britain, 8. The Ciceronian Theory of Tyrannicide from Buchanan to Milton, 9. George Buchanan and the Scottish Covenanters, 10. Buchanan in Hell: Sir James Turner’s Civil War Royalism, 11. George Buchanan, English Whigs and Royalists, and the Canon of Political Theory, Part Four: Buchanan and the Enlig htenment, 12. Scotland’s Fabulous Past: Charles Mackie and George Buchanan, 13. Assassination Principles in Scottish Political Culture: Buchanan to Hogg, 14. George Buchanan and Revolution Principles, 1688–1788, Index

'In sum, this volume has much to offer. Each essay is a compelling read, making the work a valuable reference tool for those scholars interested in specific moments of the reception of Buchanan’s political ideas - especially during the seventeenth century.' Renaissance Quarterly '... this is a volume that should be read by anyone with a serious interest in the political ideas of the early modern period and how they developed in what we will assume is the real world.' Parergon '[This] is a collection that is both stimulating and, as the subtitle promises, wide ranging in its scope... [a] rich and enjoyable volume.' Canadian Journal of History 'This is a very scholarly and effective collection, and has assembled a distinguished collection of contributors ... Anyone interested in the evolution of George Buchanan's resistance ideas, and their influence on modem political thought would be well advised to read it.' Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte

Dr Caroline Erskine, University of Aberdeen, UK, and Professor Roger A. Mason, University of St Andrews, UK

• List of Abbreviations, List of Figures, Notes on Contributors, Preface, Introduction: George Buchanan: Influence, Legacy, Reputation, Part One: Buchanan in Reformation Britain, 1. From Buchanan to Blaeu: The Politics of Scottish Chorography, 1582–1654, 2. Performance, Print and Politics in George Buchanan’s Ane Detectioun of the duinges of Marie Quene of Scottes, 3. Spenser and Buchanan, 4. George Buchanan and the Patriot Cause, Part Two: Buchanan in Europe, 5. Tyrants and Translations: Dutch Interpretations of George Buchanan’s Political Thought, 6. Buchanan and the German Monarchomachs, 7. The Reception of Buchanan in Northern Europe in the Seventeenth Century, Part Three: Buchanan and Revolutionary Britain, 8. The Ciceronian Theory of Tyrannicide from Buchanan to Milton, 9. George Buchanan and the Scottish Covenanters, 10. Buchanan in Hell: Sir James Turner’s Civil War Royalism, 11. George Buchanan, English Whigs and Royalists, and the Canon of Political Theory, Part Four: Buchanan and the Enlig htenment, 12. Scotland’s Fabulous Past: Charles Mackie and George Buchanan, 13. Assassination Principles in Scottish Political Culture: Buchanan to Hogg, 14. George Buchanan and Revolution Principles, 1688–1788, Index

'In sum, this volume has much to offer. Each essay is a compelling read, making the work a valuable reference tool for those scholars interested in specific moments of the reception of Buchanan’s political ideas - especially during the seventeenth century.' Renaissance Quarterly '... this is a volume that should be read by anyone with a serious interest in the political ideas of the early modern period and how they developed in what we will assume is the real world.' Parergon '[This] is a collection that is both stimulating and, as the subtitle promises, wide ranging in its scope... [a] rich and enjoyable volume.' Canadian Journal of History 'This is a very scholarly and effective collection, and has assembled a distinguished collection of contributors ... Anyone interested in the evolution of George Buchanan's resistance ideas, and their influence on modem political thought would be well advised to read it.' Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte

Dr Caroline Erskine, University of Aberdeen, UK, and Professor Roger A. Mason, University of St Andrews, UK

• List of Abbreviations, List of Figures, Notes on Contributors, Preface, Introduction: George Buchanan: Influence, Legacy, Reputation, Part One: Buchanan in Reformation Britain, 1. From Buchanan to Blaeu: The Politics of Scottish Chorography, 1582–1654, 2. Performance, Print and Politics in George Buchanan’s Ane Detectioun of the duinges of Marie Quene of Scottes, 3. Spenser and Buchanan, 4. George Buchanan and the Patriot Cause, Part Two: Buchanan in Europe, 5. Tyrants and Translations: Dutch Interpretations of George Buchanan’s Political Thought, 6. Buchanan and the German Monarchomachs, 7. The Reception of Buchanan in Northern Europe in the Seventeenth Century, Part Three: Buchanan and Revolutionary Britain, 8. The Ciceronian Theory of Tyrannicide from Buchanan to Milton, 9. George Buchanan and the Scottish Covenanters, 10. Buchanan in Hell: Sir James Turner’s Civil War Royalism, 11. George Buchanan, English Whigs and Royalists, and the Canon of Political Theory, Part Four: Buchanan and the Enlig htenment, 12. Scotland’s Fabulous Past: Charles Mackie and George Buchanan, 13. Assassination Principles in Scottish Political Culture: Buchanan to Hogg, 14. George Buchanan and Revolution Principles, 1688–1788, Index

'In sum, this volume has much to offer. Each essay is a compelling read, making the work a valuable reference tool for those scholars interested in specific moments of the reception of Buchanan’s political ideas - especially during the seventeenth century.' Renaissance Quarterly '... this is a volume that should be read by anyone with a serious interest in the political ideas of the early modern period and how they developed in what we will assume is the real world.' Parergon '[This] is a collection that is both stimulating and, as the subtitle promises, wide ranging in its scope... [a] rich and enjoyable volume.' Canadian Journal of History 'This is a very scholarly and effective collection, and has assembled a distinguished collection of contributors ... Anyone interested in the evolution of George Buchanan's resistance ideas, and their influence on modem political thought would be well advised to read it.' Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte