The impact on England of James VI and I with particular reference to the religious context
For a king so sure of himself in life, James VI and I has, in death, suffered cruelly from the inability of historians, particularly English historians, to produce a rounded assessment of his achievement. As late as 1956 the standard biography, published that year, had the handicap of being written...
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University of Liverpool
1995
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