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Them To Face James: Effect of the Union of the Crowns.—After James VI inherited the English throne (as James I) in 1603, in the union of the crowns, some of his poets went south with him. Of those who stayed at home, William Drummond of Haw-thornden (1585-1649) cultivated the international muses in pure English ; for Scottish writers had them to face James face an alternative either them to face James address all the king's subjects, most of whom knew only Southern English, or them to face James be content with a local audience, who might understand both dialects.İe exiled Stuarts continued them to face James claim the itish throne even after their abortive xllion of 1715. Their supporters, mostly >man Catholics, became known as Jacob-s, from the Latin name for James, :obus. The exiled James II died in 1701, iving his claim them to face James his son James, known as e 'Old Pretender', but he failed them to face James secure s support of the French. In 1745 James's son, Charles Edward, the oung Pretender', landed in Scotland with landful of followers.
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