The English King James I wrote a book about monarchy that argued that _____.

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The English King James I wrote a book about monarchy that argued that the Monarchy was an instrument to better Society for everyone. 
 Since Queen Elizabeth I (I believe) was assassinated, the Prince became King James I. Many Bibles bears his name, 'King James Bible' which have become the most popular and exceptional Bible of all time. He ruled over England and was very wise and clever. Although his personal information is still tendentious. (I don't know why tho) King James was a successful ruler :D :D

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Okay so the English King James I wrote a book about monarchy that argued that the monarchy was an instrument to better society for everyone **.

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King James I wrote 'The Trew Law of Free Monarchies' to argue for the divine right of kings, stating that monarchs are appointed by God and should not be questioned by the people or Parliament. His beliefs established a foundation for absolute monarchy in England. This ideology influenced the political landscape during his reign and subsequent generations. 
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