Constitutional Documents of the Reign of

Originally published in 1930, this volume containing the constitutional documents of the reign of James I was compiled by the Cambridge scholar and historian J. R. Tanner. It was intended as a companion volume to Tudor Constitutional Documents and closely follows the arrangement of that work. Tanner included an historical commentary for the documents, drawing particular attention to the way in which policies and attitudes under James I differed from those of the Tudors.

Preface
List of documents
List of books
Introductory
The succession question and divine right
The union with Scotland
Religion
The Secretary of State
The Privy Council
The Star Chamber
The High Commission Court
The Crown and the judges
Parliament
Finance
Appendix
Index
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Constitutional Documents of the Reign of James I A.d. 1603-1625

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