In a revealing new documentary for BBC Northern Ireland, Belfast-born historian Gareth Russell explores the reign and ...
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Among the courtiers whom James I met in 1603 was Lord Philip Herbert, who was handsome as Adonis and as stupid as a tree stump. Philip minded neither and acknowledged both. He cheerfully admitted that ...
When Scotland's James VI became James I in 1603, he moved to London, where he presided over one of the most glittering courts ...
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