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This project examines the literature and cultural contributions of Scottish writers in London during the early 17th century, focusing on their role in shaping British identity after the Union of Crowns. It highlights the interplay of national identity, gender, and cultural dynamics in the Jacobean era.
This project focuses on the Scoto-British subjects of James I.
After the Union of of the Crowns in 1603, many Scottish writers and intellectuals moved to London, while James promoted the creation of a British national identity.
Several Scottish writers referred to themselves as Scoto-British, openly supporting James’ British policies while displaying their consciousness of a distinct national identity.
This project considers the period between 1603-1617, focusing on the (mostly still unedited) l…
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