Memoirs Of The Court Of King James The First Part One

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ON the personal character of a sovereign whose authority is extensive, the manners of his court and even the political events of his reign in great measure depend; and character is principally formed upon the impressions of childhood and early youth: in order, therefore, to estimate truly the destiny prepared for England by the accession of the first of the line of Stuart, it will be necessary to trace back the monarch to the land of his forefathers and the period of his infancy.