James I (1566-1625) reigned as king of England from 1603 to 1625. As James VI, he was king of Scotland from 1567 to 1625.The son of Mary Stuart, reigning queen of Scotland, and (presumably) her husban...
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James I (1394-1437) was king of Scotland from 1406 to 1437. Although he was an English captive for more than half his years as king, his reign was one of the most vigorous in medieval Scottish history...
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The regard in which King James I is held as a writer has flourished or foundered in tandem with his historical reputation. His position in the ranks of British literature's secondary figures, however,...
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Early Modern English and Scottish monarchs were expected to be cultured creatures, presiding over distinguished courts, patronizing writers, and even, in some cases, demonstrating their learning by wr...
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James I of England
James I was an extraordinary man. He was king of Scotland as early as thirteen months of age. He did an excellent job in controlling Scotland and being king. James changed his nam...
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James' Religious policy had several objectives but there were three major objectives he had. The first of these was to maintain good relations with Scotland. James knew developing a national church wo...
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James, I
James VI of Scotland
