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The Jacobean union
six tracts of 1604
Bruce Galloway, Brian P. Levack · Jan 1, 1985 · 268 pages · eng
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The Regal Union of England and Scotland took place in March 1603 when James VI of Scotland acceded to the English throne. In order to strengthen the regal union James set out to reduce these differences. As a result, a large number of tracts were written on "the union" in both countries. The main purpose of this volume is to expand the amount of readily accessible material by printing six of the more important treatises -- Introd.
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