This man is an author of The True Law of Free Monarchies, which articulated the divine right of kings, and of Basilikon Doron, where he listed sodomy as a "horrible crime" despite being a homosexual himself.
This man is an author of The True Law of Free Monarchies, which articulated the divine right of kings, and of Basilikon Doron, where he listed sodomy as a "horrible crime" despite being a homosexual himself. Earlier, after his ship was caught in a storm, he believed witches caused it in order to kill him and wrote a treatise on demonology, which led to hundreds of his subjects killed for witchcraft. For ten points, name this English monarch, who succeeded Elizabeth I and whose reign included such notable events as the Guy Fawkes plot and the creation of his namesake version of the Bible.
This man is an author of The True Law of Free Monarchies, which articulated the divine right of kings, and of Basilikon Doron, where he listed sodomy as a "horrible crime" despite being a homosexual himself.
King {James I} of England (or King {James VI} of Scotland)