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'''Walter Myln''' was a Scottish [[Christian]] and the last [[martyr]] of the [[faith]] who was murdered by [[Roman Catholic]]s in 1558 by burning at the stake in [[St. Andrews]]. There he is commemorated by the [[Martyrs' Monument]].
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'''Walter Myln''' was a Scottish [[Christian]] and the last [[Protestant]] [[martyr]] before the [[Scottish Reformation]]. He was sentenced to death  at the behest of the [[Roman Catholic]] [[Archbishop]] of [[St Andrews]] in 1558 by burning at the stake. In [[St Andrews]],  he is commemorated by the [[Martyrs' Monument]].
 
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Latest revision as of 12:48, March 20, 2015

Walter Myln was a Scottish Christian and the last Protestant martyr before the Scottish Reformation. He was sentenced to death at the behest of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of St Andrews in 1558 by burning at the stake. In St Andrews, he is commemorated by the Martyrs' Monument.