The Paisley Martyrs: James Algie and John Park executed 1685
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Monument to Algie and Park in Woodside Cemetery © Lairich Rig and licensed for reuse. The case of James Algie and John Park, who were executed at Paisley on 3 February, 1685, is an example of the spin which Presbyterian sources deployed to obscure inconvenient information about the Killing Times. Shields’ Omission The record of…
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