Historical artist Siegfried Detler Bendixon  painting Henry Morton condemned by Colonel Graham Claverhouse to be executed. by Siegfried Detler Bendixon.   During the Government suppression of the Covenanters. Henry Morton of Milnwood a moderate Presbyterian was arrested by troops of Colonel Claverhouse for harboring John Burley of Balfour a covenanter and a friend of Morton's father. Unknown to Morton, burley had participated in the murder of Archbishop Sharpe of St Andrews (who was hated by the covenanters for deserting their cause and joining  against them). Morton is sentenced to death by is saved through the intervention of Lord Beldenden from a book by Walter Scott. This event captured at this art painting now available as a canvas print

Henry Morton condemned by Colonel Graham Claverhouse to be executed. by Siegfried Detler Bendixon

During the Government suppression of the Covenanters. Henry Morton of Milnwood a moderate Presbyterian was arrested by troops of Colonel Claverhouse for harboring John Burley of Balfour a covenanter and a friend of Morton's father. Unknown to Morton, burley had participated in the murder of Archbishop Sharpe of St Andrews (who was hated by the covenanters for deserting their cause and joining  against them). Morton is sentenced to death by is saved through the intervention of Lord Beldenden from a book by Walter Scott

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