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Journey with us to the places where Scotland’s Forgotten History happened.
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Samuel Rutherford – Scotland Place, London – SFH008
Matthew Vogan is back down in London, tracking down the location where Samuel Rutherford gave a stirring communion address prior to attending the Westminster Assembly in 1643. To dig deeper, visit www.scotlandsforgottenhistory.com
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Donald Cargill – Covington Mill – SFH007
Lying in ashes and dodging swords. Jimmy Fisher of Scottish Reformation Tours joins Matthew Vogan on a back road in rural Lanarkshire to talk a little about Donald Cargill and some of his escapes. (We will return to him again!) To dig deeper, visit...
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John Blackadder – North Berwick – SFH006
If 50 soldiers were sent into town to arrest you, would you be bold enough to invite them into your church so you could preach the Gospel to them? That's what John Blackadder did. After being expelled from his pulpit for refusing to comply with the government...
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Simeon Ashe – Basinghall St, London – SFH005
It’s worth knowing that some of those who had an impact in Scotland’s forgotten history were not necessarily Scottish or those who visited Scotland. Matthew Vogan explains more from Basinghall Street in the city of London. To dig deeper, visit...
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Alexander Shields – Embroiderers’ Hall, London – SFH004
What does the building of a multi-national asset management company near St Paul's Cathedral in the financial district of London have to do with Scotland's Forgotten History? Matthew Vogan explains more in this week's episode of the SFH podcast. To dig deeper visit...
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Carnwath, Lanarkshire – SFH003
Matthew Vogan is joined this week by Jimmy Fisher of Scottish Reformation Tours to uncover the story engraved on a moss covered wall in Carnwath, South Lanarkshire. For more information on Scottish Reformation Tours, visit http://www.reformationtours.org/ To dig...
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Peden’s Mask – National Museum, Edinburgh – SFH002
What was the purpose of such a mask as this? Why would a field preacher need one? Matthew Vogan brings us another slice of Scotland's Forgotten History.
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Alexander Shields – Tolbooth, Edinburgh – SFH001
What do a jail break, a heart, a history book and a revolution have in common? Take five minutes to find out more about the significance of the role of Alexander Shields towards the end of Scotland's Forgotten History. To dig deeper, visit...
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