King James VI and I and the Reunion of Christendom

Forsideomslag
Cambridge University Press, 14. sep. 2000 - 430 sider
This is a historical study of the career of King James VI and I, as king of Scotland (1567-1625) and England (1603-1625), who achieved a union of the crowns as the first king of Great Britain, and who undertook to end the recurring religious wars. His peace-making by diplomatic means was complemented by his efforts to foster closer relations among the churches. The peace which he helped to maintain by these initiatives, though cut short by the coming of the Thirty Years' War, was immensely beneficial both to Britain and to the other countries of Europe.

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Scottish reconciler
1
Call for an ecumenical council
31
Oath of Allegiance
75
Foreign visitors
124
The Synod of Tonneins
155
Relations with the Greek Orthodox Church
196
Marco Antonio De Dominis
220
The Synod of Dort
260
Outbreak of the Thirty Years War
293
Last years and conclusion
339
Bibliography
365
Index
390
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