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Fair Sunshine, by Jock Purves deserves a place alongside the very best of the many volumes which deal with that terrible yet glorious period of history of the Scottish church between the restoration of Charles II and the accession of William III. Whether Jock Purves was writing about James Guthrie at the beginning or James Renwick at the very end of this time of martyrdom and suffering, there was a lyrical quality about his treatment. When taken together with his spiritual perception and moral earnestness this drives every one of these biographical chapters to the heart of the reader.
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