Before the world knew him as the man behind the King James Bible, James Stuart was publishing his own guidebook to hell. It was called
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We live in a binge-watching world. People who wouldn’t dream of missing an episode of Yellowstone or The Crown somehow stop at Episode One of
The year was 1611 when the King James Bible first rolled off London presses — and in many ways, the world has been translating it
By the spring of 1611, London’s printers were humming like a cathedral of gears. Sheets of freshly inked pages dried on racks, each one carrying
By 1604, the candles in King James’s study burned long past midnight. The same man who once hunted witches now hunted words. His new ambition
Before he was the royal sponsor of the Bible, James Stuart was hunting demons. Literally. It’s hard to picture a king with ink-stained fingers chasing
The year is 1590. A royal ship cuts through the North Sea, lightning cracking over its masts. Inside the cabin, a young king clutches his