Royal subjects : essays on the writings of James VI and I

Abstract

Reading James Writing - Subjects of Royal Writings in Jacobean Britain, Kevin Sharpe Enregistrate Speech - Strategems of Monarchic Writing in the Work of James VI and I, Daniel Fischlin and Mark Fortier of Poets, Best of Kings - James VI and I and the Scene of Monarchic Verse, Peter C. Herman The Fountain and Very Being of Truth - James VI, Poetic Invention, and National Identity, Carolyn Ives Amatoria of James VI - Loving by the Reulis, Morna R. Fleming Discovering Desire in the Amatoria of James VI, Sarah M. Dunnigan Pairt of My Taill is Yet Untolde - James VI and I, Phoenix, and the Royal Gift, Simon Wortham If Proclamations Will Not Serve - Late Manuscript Poetry of James VI and the Culture of Libel, Curtis Perry Britain's Solomon - King James and the Law, Louis Knafla Equity and Ideas - Coke, Ellesmere, and James VI and I, Mark Fortier King James VI and I and John Seldon - Two Voices on History and the Constitution, Johann P. Sommerville Precious Stinke - James I's A Counterblaste to Tobacco, Sandra J. Bell Writing King James's Sexuality, David M. Bergeron Making of Rex Pacificus - James VI and I and the Problem of Peace in an Age of Religious War, Malcolm Smuts To Eat the Flesh of Kings - James VI and I, Apocalypse, Nation, and Sovereignty, Daniel Fishlin James I and King David - Jacobean Iconography and its Legacy, John N. King Reception of King James's Psalter, James Doelman Reading and Misreading King James 1622-42 - Responses to the Letter and Directions Touching Preaching and Preachers, Joseph Marshall.

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