The Ecclesiastical and Religious Statistics of Scotland: Showing 1st. the Number of Adherents in Each Denomination, 2D. That There Are More Than Half
"The Ecclesiastical and Religious Statistics of Scotland" by James Johnston provides a detailed snapshot of religious adherence in 19th-century Scotland. This volume offers insights into the composition of various denominations and highlights the significant portion of the population not formally affiliated with any church. Johnston's work is invaluable for understanding the social and religious landscape of Scotland during a period of considerable change and religious ferment. It remains a key resource for historians and researchers interested in Scottish religious history and social statistics.
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