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Doron; Counter-Blaste to Tabacco; Daemonologie; Monitory Preface; Poetical Exercises; poetry; Psalms, translation of; Trew Law of Free Monarchies, The; Workes
    Jedburgh
    Jones, Inigo
    Jonson, Ben; The Fortunate Isles and their Union
    Keith, George, fifth Earl Marischal
    Keith, William, of Delnies
    Kennedy, Gilbert, Earl of Cassillis
    Ker of Ferniehurst
    Kerr, Andrew, of Fawdonsyde
    Kerr, George
    Kerr, Henry
    Ker, Robert, Earl of Roxburgh
    Ker, Sir Thomas, of Ferniehurst
    Kers, the
    Keymis
    Killigrew, Sir Henry
    King, John, Bishop of London
    King, William
    King’s Men
    Kirk; attacks on Mary and Henry; relations with James; clashes with Morton; attacks on d’Aubigny; Black Acts; and Huntly; debates over Anna’s coronation; alliance with Bothwell; attacks on Anna; compared to Church of England
    Kirk, servant of Charles
    Kirkcaldy of Grange
    Kirk o’ Field
    Knewstubs, John
    Knox, John; First Blast of the Trumpet
    Krabbe, Iver
    Kronborg Castle
    Lafuente, Diego, Father (Padre Maestro)
    Lake, Sir Thomas
    Lamb, Cristell
    Lando, Girolamo
    Langside
    Laud, William
    Lauder Bridge Conspiracy
    Laurenziana Library, Florence
    Law, James, Bishop of Glasgow
    Lawson, James
    Leicester, Robert, Earl of, see Dudley, Robert
    Leith
    Lennoxes, the
    Leslie, John, Bishop of Ross
    Leslie, suspect in Gowrie plot
    Leviston, James
    Lewkener, Sir Lewis
    libels; against Lennox; against James; against James and Buckingham
    Lindsay, Alexander
    Lindsay, Christian
    Lindsay, David, minister
    Lindsay, Patrick, sixth Lord
    Lindsey, David, tenth Earl of Crawford
    Lindsey, Skipper
    Linlithgow
    Little, Helen
    Lively, Edward
    Lochleven, Lady of
    Lochleven Castle (Kinross-shire)
    Locke, John
    Lockyer, Roger
    London (including Westminster and Whitehall); James’s entry into (1604); plague in; Locations in: Banqueting House; Chancery Lane; Chapel of Henry VII; Charing Cross Road; Denmark House; Durham House; Ely House; Holborn; Middle Temple; Parliament House; St Paul’s Cross; St Paul’s Cathedral; St Martin’s in the Fields; Smithfield; Strand; Tyburn; Westminster Abbey; Westminster Hall; Whitehall; York House
    London, Bishop of, see King, John
    Lords Enterprisers
    Lords of the Articles
    Lords of the Congregation
    Lotti, Ottaviano
    Louis XIII, King of France
    Louisa Juliana, mother of Frederick V, Count Palatine
    Low Countries
    Lyon, John
    Lyon, Thomas, of Baldukie, Master of Glamis; as Treasurer
    MacGill, James
    Mackenzie, George, Earl of Cromarty
    Madrid; Charles and Buckingham in; Escorial Palace; San Geronimo, monastery of
    Maister Randolphes Phantasey (book)
    Maitland, John, of Thirlestane; created Lord Thirlestane; poems of; relations with Anna; wife of; death of; James’s sonnet on
    Maitland, William, of Lethington
    Manners, Lady Catherine (Kate); marries Buckingham
    Manners, Francis, Earl of Rutland
    Mar, Annabella, Countess of, see Murray, Annabella
    Mar, John, Earl of, see Erskine, John
    March, Countess of
    March, Robert, Earl of, see Stewart, Robert
    Margaret, Princess of England, later Queen of Scotland
    Margaret, Princess; death of
    Marguerite, Duchess of Savoy
    Maria, Infanta of Spain
    Marie de Guise, Regent of Scotland
    Marioni, Piero Antonio
    Marscell, James
    Mary, Princess of England, later Duchess of Suffolk
    Mary I, Queen of England
    Mary, Queen of Scots, marries Henry; and Scottish Reformation; Knox’s attack on; Moray rebels against (Chaseabout Raid); pregnancy of; relations with Bothwell; relations with Riccio; murder of Riccio; escapes to Dunbar; writes to Elizabeth; birth of James; deteriorating relations with Henry; baptism of James; reconciliation with Henry; and Henry’s murder; places James at Stirling; final meeting with James; abduction by Bothwell; marries Bothwell; abdicates; imprisoned at Lochleven; escapes from Lochleven; defeated at Langside; escapes to England; in England; relations with James; Act of Association; Babington Plot; execution of
    Mary, Princess
    masques
    Mathias, Povel, Bishop of Zealand
    Matthias, Holy Roman