-
first novels:
Auld Licht Idylls (1888), A
Window in
Thrums (1889), and The
Little Minister (1891). The
stories depicted the "
Auld Lichts", a
strict religious...
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factions formed their own,
separate "
Auld Licht" (old light) and "New
Licht" factions. The more
Calvinistic "
Auld Lichts" held to the
obligations of the Solemn...
-
before the '
Auld Licht'/'New
Licht' division)
Michael Willis '
Auld Licht'
Professor of Theology, son of the next
William Willis, '
Auld Licht' Professor...
- The
terms Old
Lights and New
Lights (among others) are used in
Protestant Christian circles to
distinguish between two
groups that were
initially the same...
-
congregation of
Auld Licht Anti-Burghers in 1813. The building's
first congregation was
founded in 1806, when
Thomas M'Crie the Elder, a
leading Auld-
Licht or conservative...
- in Kirriemuir. He
called this "wee red toonie" "Thrums" in his
novels Auld Licht Idylls, A
Window in Thrums, and The
Little Minister. "Red"
refers to a...
-
Gabriel Setoun,
Robina F.
Hardy and S. R. Crockett.
Works such as Barrie's
Auld Licht Idylls (1888), A
Window in
Thrums (1889), and The
Little Minister (1891);...
-
Beside The
Bonnie Brier Bush (Hodder & Stoughton, 1896). Barrie, J. M.
Auld Licht Idylls (London:
Hodder & Stoughton, 1902) Barrie, J. M. A
Window in Thrums...
-
dining room of
Riccarton castle.
Alexander Moodie (1728–1799) was the
Auld-
Licht Protestant minister of
Riccarton lampooned by
Robert Burns.
Burns has...
- Nancie's, was
driven out of the
village by Adam, aged 15, and a
group of '
Auld Licht' friends.
Burns wrote Adam Armour's
Prayer that
describes the incident...
