James I.

• Mathew, David, 1902-

• James I, King of England.
• James I (1603-1625).
• Great Britain -- History (1603-1625).
• Arminianism -- History.

• Eyre & Spottiswoode,

• England and Europe in the sixteenth century
• English Catholicism 1558 1642 continuity and change
• King James VI and I
• Elizabeth I a study in power and intellect
• age of ambition English society in the late Middle Ages
• birth of the Elizabethan Age England in the 1560s
• English yeoman under Elizabeth and the early Stuarts
• James I by his contemporaries an account of his career and character as seen by some of his contemporaries
• later Tudors England 1547 1603
• issues of the Populist and Progressive eras 1892 1912
• lordship of Man under the Stanleys government and economy in the Isle of Man 1580 1704
• Tudor age
• Marxist theories of imperialism a critical survey
• Second World War
• politics of government growth early Victorian attitudes toward State intervention 1833 1848
• Sun Yat sen and the origins of the Chinese Revolution
• nineteenth century woman her cultural and physical world
• decline of serfdom in medieval England
• Imperialism a study new introduction by Philip Siegelman
• Politics and society in contemporary France 1789 1971 a documentary history
• Battle of Hastings sources and interpretations
• Young medieval women
• Medieval monasticism forms of religious life in Western Europe in the Middle Ages
• Isle of Man a social cultural and political history
• Queen Elizabeth I
• Elizabeth I and the unity of England
• origins of the Norman Conquest
• fall of imperial China
• myriad faces of war Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• Meiji Restoration
• age of alignment electoral politics in Britain 1922 1929
• reign of Mary I
• origins of the Hundred Years War the Angevin legacy 1250 1340
• world of the French Revolution
• Before the Armada the growth of English foreign policy 1485 1588
• Tudor and Stuart Britain 1471 1714
• early Stuarts 1603 1660
• history of the Soviet Union 1917 1991
• Reign of James VI and I
• history of the Isle of Man
• experience of authority in early modern England
• Elizabeth I myth and reality
• James I
• Life on all fronts women in the First World War
• Norman conquest of the North the region and its transformation 1000 1135
• origins of the Russian Revolution 1861 1917
• Isle of Man celebrating a sense of place
• Levellers
• Reformation in England
• Kings mother Lady Margaret Beaufort Countess of Richmond and Derby
• Interregnum the quest for settlement 1646 1660
• populist mind
• Empire to welfare state English history 1906 1967
• reign of King Henry VI the exercise of royal authority 1422 1461
• Poverty and the workhouse in Victorian Britain
• Popular culture and social relations
• America since 1920
• Lloyd George
• Invention of tradition
• nobility of later medieval England the Ford lectures for 1953 and related studies
• Conflict in early Stuart England studies in religion and politics 1603 1642
• classic slum Salford life in the first quarter of the century
• three Edwards war and state in England 1272 1377
• reign of Henry VII
• Culture and history 1350 1600 essays on English communities identities and writing
• General Strike day by day
• Henry VII
• history of the Chinese Communist Party 1921 1949
• British propaganda during the First World War 1914 18
• fourth estate a history of women in the Middle Ages
• England and its rulers 1066 1272
• Henry VIII
• crisis of Parliaments English history 1509 1660
• Britain between the wars 1918 1940
• Manhood in early modern England honour sex and marriage
• Lloyd George
• Elizabeth I
• reign of Henry VIII personalities and politics
• Tudor rebellions maps by Leo Vernon
• Women and gender in early modern Europe
• English family 1450 1700
• Womens history Britain 1850 1945 an introduction
• Norman Empire
• Staying power the history of black people in Britain
• Henry V the practice of kingship
• Early Germanic kingship in England and on the Continent the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in Hilary Term 1970
• Witchcraft
• politics of educational reform 1920 1940
• end of the House of Lancaster
• Vikings
• Problems in materialism and culture selected essays
• Poverty and piety in an English village Terling 1525 1700
• Tudor and Stuart town a reader in English urban history 1530 1688
• causes of the English Revolution 1529 1642
• Anglo Saxon England
• Reign of Elizabeth I
• Society politics and culture studies in early modern England
• French Revolution from its origins to 1793
• Feminist interpretations and political theory
• place of the French Revolution in history