sourced from Andrew Bonar's Letters of Samuel Rutherford, with updates and corrections. Bibliography Hew Scott's: Gilmour's Samuel Rutherford (portrait), Edinburgh, 1904 Cat. Edinburgh University Library, iii. 426 Whyte's Samuel Rutherford and some of his Correspondents Murray's Life and Literary History of Galloway, 76-95 St Giles' Lectures, 3rd ser., 73-108 (Edinburgh, 1883; Life, by Andrew Thomson, D.D. Andrew A. Bonars edition of the Letters Philip's The Devotional Literature of Scotland, 116-25 (London, 1925); St Andrews Tests. See also Covenanters Andrew Bonar who edited Rutherford's Letters for publication in 1863 George Gillespie Alexander Henderson Robert Baillie Rutherford Institute, a conservative civil-liberties organization named for Rutherford References Sources . . Attribution Further reading Coffey, John, Politics, Religion and the British Revolutions: The Mind of Samuel Rutherford, (1997), External links A short biography and selected writings . . . . Christ Above All, a collection of works by and about Rutherford and other Second Reformation leaders Letters of Samuel Rutherford (Joshua Redivivus), in its entirety (free PDF download) Lex, Rex, in its entirety (free PDF download) The Last and Heavenly Speeches, and Glorious Departure of John Viscount Kenmure (generally attributed to Rutherford), in its entirety (free PDF download) Exercitationes Apologeticæ pro Divina Gratia (Apologetic Exercises for Divine Grace), in its entirety (free PDF download) Example of Rutherford's literary phraseology in verse form Samuel Rutherford: A Study Biographical and somewhat Critical, in the History of the Scottish Covenant, by Robert Gilmour, in its entirety (free PDF download) Scottish Calvinist and Reformed theologians Scottish Commissioners at the Westminster Assembly Scottish evangelicals 1600s births 1661 deaths Year of birth uncertain Covenanters Principals of the University of St Andrews People from the Scottish Borders People educated at Jedburgh Grammar School Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Academics of the University of Edinburgh 17th-century Ministers of the Church of Scotland Academics of the University of St Andrews 17th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians