National Civil War Centre

Evening Talk: James I and the Love Affair that Killed

Friday 5 February | 7pm–9pm

 

In 1607, a young Scottish knight fell from his horse in front of King James I. It was the beginning of an extraordinary relationship that would shape a decade of British politics, spark scandal at the heart of the royal court and ultimately become entangled in one of the most sensational crimes of the seventeenth century.

Join acclaimed historian Gareth Russell as he unravels this remarkable true story of power, passion, ambition and revenge. Following the lives of King James and his favourite courtier, this fascinating talk explores the intense bond that captivated a king, the political rivalries it created and the blackmailing scandal that would end in murder.

Ticket Information

Standard Admission: £10
Concession: £3
Free to under 25s
Age guidance: 14+

 

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