Father was James VI of Scotland who later became James I of England. Charles was the first person to succeed to both thrones of England and Scotland.
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- Maurice Ashley,The English Civil War,
- John Bowle,Charles the First,
- Mike Salter,Castles of South-West Wales,
- C.H.Frith,Cromwell,1935
- John Kenyon,The Civil Wars of England,
- Charles Carlton,Charles I The Personal Monarch,
- C. V. Wedgwood,The King's War 1641 - 1647,
- John Bowle,Charles the First,
- John Buchan,Montrose,
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See Also
| Henrietta Maria (Queen of England)
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| Villiers, George (Duke of Buckingham)
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| Rupert (Prince, count Palatine of the Rhine)
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| Charles (II, King of England 1660-1685)
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| Charles James Stuart (Duke of Cornwall)
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| James (II, King of England, VII of Scotland)
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| Laud, William (Archbishop)
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| Devereux, Robert (Earl of Essex)
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| Pym, John
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| Stuart, Henry (Duke of Gloucester)
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| Balfour, William (Sir)
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| Mary (Princess Royal, Daughter of Charles I)
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| William (II, Prince of Orange)
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| Rich, Robert (Earl of Warwick)
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| Cromwell, Oliver
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| Maurice (Prince of the Rhine)
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| Hopton, Ralph (Sir)
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| Montague, Edward (2nd Earl of Manchester)
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| Ireton, Henry (Major-General)
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| Fairfax, Thomas (Sir)
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| Goring (Lord)
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| Graham, James (Marquis of Montrose)
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