An Historical and Critical Account of the Life and Writings of James the First, King of Great Britain

William Harris

W. Strahan, 1772 - Great Britain - 255 pages

Contents

• He gives himself up to cafe and pleaſure: 1
• CONTENTS: 4
• He regains his liberty and returns to his: 12
• Queen Elizabeths diffimulation the unjuſt: 17
• An account of the difobedient behaviour of: 23
• Jamess provocations to his clergy: 29
• An account of Jamess paraphrafe on the: 35
• An account of ΒΑΣΙΛΙΚΟΝ ΔΩΡΟΝ Strange: 40
• A great number of Scots attend James into: 53
• Honours in abundance heaped on the Engliſh: 95
• Bellarmines letters to Blackwell against: 98
• Anfwers to Jamess apology: 105
• The greatest wealth beftowed by James on: 114
• The premonition ill received by the princes: 116
• James favours the Arminians in England: 129
• James concludes a peace with Spain greatly: 140
• The peace ill obferved by the Spaniards Cru: 146
• Account of the cruelties exercised by: 167
• James ridiculed by Henry IV of France: 179
• High notions of the prerogative entertained: 185
• Account of the rife of the earl of Somerfet: 203
• Buckingham to the prince and king: 206
• Power honour and wealth of the clergy of: 226
• Death of prince Henry Particular charac: 246

Bibliographic information

• Title: An Historical and Critical Account of the Life and Writings of James the First, King of Great Britain
• Author: William Harris
• Edition: 2
• Publisher: W. Strahan, 1772
• Original from: Princeton University
• Digitized: Dec 17, 2008
• Length: 255 pages