Within the church, on the west end of the wall, are seen the arms of

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 by Barker in 1604; and also a copy of the book known as John Knox's
"Confession and Declaration of Prayers," which was printed in 1554, and
which lately gave rise to considerable discussion as to whether the
early Reformed Church in Scotland used a liturgy. The oldest printed
book in the Library is a copy of Barclay's "Ship of Fools," the date
being 1508. Next in point of value as a specimen of typography is the
famous Paris edition of Hector Boece's "Chronicles," printed in 1527;
and of as much interest is the edition of Bellenden's translation of
this work, 
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