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James VI

American  

noun

  1. James I


James VI British  

noun

  1. title as king of Scotland of James I of England and Ireland See James I

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This was where she abdicated the throne in favour of her baby son, James VI.

From BBC

Where does that leave James I, who ruled England from 1603 to 1625 after first reigning as James VI of Scotland?

From The Wall Street Journal

The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 saw a group of English Catholics' - including Guy Fawkes - carry out an unsuccessful attempt to kill King James VI of Scotland and I of England.

From BBC

But the most notorious royal witch-hunter of all time was James VI of Scotland, who went on to become James I of England.

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At the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, two gold coins from the James VI era, along with a Mary, Queen of Scots gold three pound piece dating from 1555, were stolen in 2015.

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