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James I of England was the first king in the stuart family. If we read those two quotes, we will see that neither of them tells good about James I of England. If we think about this king and the fact that he will rule england we would be thinking england won't have a king and time. If James I is wearing an armor under his clothes, then he he must be scared, not only from being shot. So i think he won't be able to rule england properly, and the english people won't like him, and it might be another roller coaster, england will have a bad time with his rule. It is going to be hard for James to rule. He will have so many problems, like religion and many people in england won't like him. Elizabeth made so many right choices in her reign, but her

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