Peacemaker or Crusader? Foreign Policy of James I Stuart in the First Quarter of the 17th Century
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Abstract
Scholars of the foreign policy of King James I Stuart traditionally highlight its peacekeeping nature. There are many documentary grounds for this approach, but an appeal to documents from the Scottish period of the reign of James VI, as well as a thorough study of diplomatic correspondence from the funds of the National Archives of the United Kingdom at Kew (London) and the Venetian archives, allows us to conclude that there was an ideological basis for the foreign policy of the first British monarch. Behind the desire for peace in the “Christendom” was hidden the desire of James I to lead a crusade of European countries against the Ottoman Empire. From this position, it seems possible to reconsider the traditional assessment of the British monarch as an ideological pacifist, as well as to characterize his foreign policy initiatives.
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