General Assembly Letter and King’s Approbation (1729)
The 1729 General Assembly of the Church of Scotland notes a letter to King George II seeking unanimity and dispatch for church matters. It records the Assembly’s response to the King's gracious letter, praising loyalty to the Crown and the advancement of true religion. The Moderator and Clerk prepared a reply, which the Commissioner transmitted in form. The reply thanks the King and affirms zeal for religion and country while requesting royal approbation.