Just as is says:
If James IV and V had not died young, would the reliable Catholics been able to stymy the Protestant Reformation in Scotland?
Or was that inevitable?
I'm considering a TL where James IV was captured and not killed at Flodden. If he was released to go home, could he have nipped the Protestant Reformation in the bud?
If James IV and V had not died young, would the reliable Catholics been able to stymy the Protestant Reformation in Scotland?
Or was that inevitable?
I'm considering a TL where James IV was captured and not killed at Flodden. If he was released to go home, could he have nipped the Protestant Reformation in the bud?