It has now become so much a matter of custom--after that familiar human fashion which causes us to turn our faces to the rising sun--to praise and laud the King, James the Sixth of Scotland and First of England and Ireland, in the beginning of whose reign over the three kingdoms--to which he has been pleased to give the name of Great Britain--this chronicle is written, that there would appear to be some danger of a wonderful truth being forgotten. For there can be no doubt that his Highness follows upon a most remarkable age--an age which must be known throughout all time to come as the Age of Great Women.…
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