The Road to Civil War: Class Conflict and Constitutional Crisis in Stuart England, 1603-1650
Historiansplaining: A historian tells you why everything you know is wrong
Elizabeth and the Church of England
When james comes to the throne, he permanently relocates to westminster. And really, for all intents and purposes, his court at westminster becomes the real capital of all the british isles. The other kingdoms become irrelevant, right? And too minor for james or his suc sors to really bother with. But england, of course, was also deeply divided, but in a way that might have been easier to miss a so elizabeth had created, on the one hand, to relate in terms of religion. So it was this funny sort of hybrid creation rit its own kind of variety of protestantism. That was that many theologians called
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