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On King James I exposing Sodomy, Witchcraft, and more:

In 1599, King James I wrote in his book, Basilikon Doron, that: "But as this seuere Iustice [severe Justice] of yours vpon all offences would be but for a time...,so is there some horrible crimes that yee are bound in conscience never to forgive: such as witch-craft, willfull mirther [mirther is basically the word murder], incest..., and sodomie [sodomie]..."
[Basil-20] Basilikon Doron

Even worse for King James I's critics and detractors is when they examine Basil 46 of King James I's Basilikon Doron, which says:

"But specially eschew to be effeminate in your clothes, ...And make not a foole of yourselfe in disguising or wearing long haire or nailes."
[Basil-46] (Basilikon Doron).

King James I's book called Basilikon Doron can be found here: www.stoics.com/basilikon_doron.html

Eshew means to avoid using, abstain from something or someone.

King James I despised, abstained from, and hated feminism, sodomy, and transgenderism very clearly.
Therefore King James I was not a tranny/transgender/lesbian/gay.
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