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King James on Trial
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Bang. The gavel falls. The courtroom goes silent. The defendant stands before history. King James VI and I. The charges are read.
They say he was corrupt, and he hated women. They say he had sexual relations with his own mother and that he was a White homosexual who had many male lovers. Was George Villiers, the Duke of Buckingham, his closest gay lover?
They point to his book Demonology, written in 1597, and claim it proves he was involved in witchcraft and dark practices.
But who started these rumors? Why were they spread? Who benefited from them, and what does the historical record actually say?
In the King James on Trial case, every accusation, plus more, is placed on the stand. Every witness is examined. Every document is questioned. Every motive is exposed.
This case is presented in a dramatic courtroom format; this book lays out the prosecution and the defense using original sources, historical records, and verified facts. You are the jury. You will hear both sides, weigh the testimony, and examine the evidence. You will decide the verdict.
Was King James a corrupt fraud? Or was he the victim of political enemies and centuries of distortion? The court is now in session.
They say he was corrupt, and he hated women. They say he had sexual relations with his own mother and that he was a White homosexual who had many male lovers. Was George Villiers, the Duke of Buckingham, his closest gay lover?
They point to his book Demonology, written in 1597, and claim it proves he was involved in witchcraft and dark practices.
But who started these rumors? Why were they spread? Who benefited from them, and what does the historical record actually say?
In the King James on Trial case, every accusation, plus more, is placed on the stand. Every witness is examined. Every document is questioned. Every motive is exposed.
This case is presented in a dramatic courtroom format; this book lays out the prosecution and the defense using original sources, historical records, and verified facts. You are the jury. You will hear both sides, weigh the testimony, and examine the evidence. You will decide the verdict.
Was King James a corrupt fraud? Or was he the victim of political enemies and centuries of distortion? The court is now in session.
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