Index of Subjects in Gardiner's History of England

• Abbeville
• Abbot, George (Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, 1609; of London, 1610 ; Archbishop of Canterbury, 1611)
• Abbott, Francis
• Abell, Alderman
• Aberdeen
• Aberdeen doctors, the
• Abington, Thomas
• Aboyne, Viscount, 1636 (James Gordon)
• Act of Revocation
• Adamites
• Additional Instruction, the
• Adkins, Alderman
• Admiralty Court, the
• Aerssens, Francis (Lord of Sommelsdijk)
• Ainsworth, Henry
• Airlie, Earl of, 1639 (James Ogilvy)
• Alablaster, Dr
• Albert, the Archduke
• Aldobrandino, Cardinal
• Alehouses, the patent for
• Alexander, Sir William
• Alford, Edward
• Algiers
• Aliaga, Luis de
• Alington, Sir Giles
• Allegiance, the oath of
• Alleyne, Captain
• Alleyne, Edward
• Almond, Lord, 1633 (James Livingstone)
• Alsace
• Altar
• Alzei
• Amboyna, the massacre of
• Ambrose, Dr
• Ames
• Amsterdam
• Anabaptists
• Ancre, Marshal of (Concino Concini)
• Anderson, Chief Justice
• Anderson, Sir Henry
• Andover, Lord (Thomas Howard)
• Andrewes, Launcelot (Bishop of Chichester 1605, of Ely 1609, of Winchester 1619)
• Andrews, George, Dean of Limerick
• Anglesea, Countess of
• Angoulême, Duke of
• Anne of Austria, Queen of France
• Anne of Denmark (Queen Consort of England)
• Anne, the Infanta
• Annesley, Lieutenant
• Annesley, Mr
• Annesley, Sir Francis
• Annual Parliaments Bill
• Anspach, Margrave of
• Anstruther, Sir Robert
• Anti-Calvinist reaction, the
• Antinomianism
• Antrim
• Antrim, Earl of, 1636 (Randal MacDonell)
• Antwerp, the Truce of
• Apologeticus
• Appello Cæsarem
• Apprentices, the London
• Apsley, Sir Allen
• Archer, John
• Aremberg, Count of
• Argall, Samuel
• Argall, Sir Samuel
• Argyle, 7th Earl of, 1584-1638 (Archibald Campbell)
• Argyle, 8th Earl of, 1638 (Archibald Campbell)
• Argyle, Marquis of, 1642 (Archibald Campbell)
• Ariosto's 'Orlando Furioso'
• Armada, the Spanish
• Armagh
• Arminianism
• Armstrong, Archie
• Army Plot, the first
• Army Plot, the second
• Army, the English, in the first Bishops' War
• Army, the English, in the second Bishops' War
• Army, the Irish
• Army, the Parliamentary
• Army, the Scottish
• Armyn, Sir William
• Articles of Perth, the five
• Articles, the Thirty-nine
• Artificers' petition, the
• Arundel, Countess of
• Arundel, Earl of, 1604 (Thomas Howard)
• Ashburnham, John
• Ashburnham, William
• Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Henry Hastings at, x. 208
• Ashley, Serjeant
• Assembly of divines
• Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the General
• Asti, Treaty of
• Astley, Sir Jacob
• Aston, Lord (Walter Aston)
• Aston, Sir Walter
• At a solemn music, Milton's lines
• Athol, Earl of, 1629-1642 (John Murray)
• Attainder of Strafford, the Bill of
• Aubrey, Christopher
• Augsburg
• Austria
• Austria, the House of
• Aylesbury
• Ayr
• Aytona, Marquis of
• Babworth
• Bacon, Sir Francis
• Baden-Durlach. George Frederick, Margrave of
• Bagg, Sir James
• Bailey, Captain
• Baillie, Robert
• Balcanqual, Walter (Dean of Rochester, 1625, of Durham, 1639)
• Balfour, Sir James
• Balfour, Sir William
• Ballad on the Laudian clergy
• Ballard, a Jesuit
• Ballot
• Balmerino, 1st Lord, 1604-1612 (James Elphinstone)
• Balmerino, 2nd Lord, 1612 (John Elphinstone)
• Baltimore, 1st Lord, 1624-1632 (George Calvert)
• Baltimore, 2nd Lord, 1632 (Cecil Calvert)
• Banbury
• Banbury, Earl of, 1626-1632 (William Knollys)
• Banbury, the hundred of
• Bancroft, John (Bishop of Oxford, 1632)
• Bancroft, Richard (Bishop of London) Archbishop of Canterbury, 1604-1610)
• Banda Islands
• Bandino, Cardinal
• Baner, General
• Bankes, Sir John (Attorney-General, 1634; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, 1641)
• Bantam
• Barbary Pirates, the
• Barberini, Cardinal
• Barcelona
• Barebone, Praise-God
• Barnard, Robert
• Barneveld, John Van Olden (Pensionary of Holland)
• Barnwall, Sir Patrick
• Baronet
• Baronius's Church History
• Barrington, Sir Francis
• Barwalde
• Basilicon Doron, the
• Bassompierre, Marshal
• Bastwick, John
• Bate, John
• Bates, Thomas
• Bavaria, Duke of, Elector of
• Baxter, Richard
• Bayley, Dr. Lewis
• Beale, Dr. William
• Beale, Thomas
• Beard, Dr. Thomas
• Beaulieu
• Beaumont and Fletcher
• Beauty of Holiness, the
• Beccles
• Becher, Sir William
• Beckington
• Bedell, William (Bishop of Kilmore and Ardagh, 1629-1633, of Kilmore, 1633-1641)
• Bedford, Countess of
• Bedford, 3rd Earl of, 1585-1627 (Edward Russell)
• Bedford, 4th Earl of 1627-1641 (Francis Russell)
• Bedford, 5th Earl of, 1641 (William Russell)
• Bedford Level, the
• Bedfordshire
• Belhaven, Lord, 1633-1639 (Robert Douglas)
• Bellarmine, Cardinal
• Bellasys, Henry
• Belle, Captain
• Bellievre, M. de
• Beltin, Christopher
• Belturbet
• Bemerton
• Ben, Sir Anthony
• Benevolence, a
• Bennett, Sir John
• Benyon, George
• Bergen-op-Zoom
• Bergh, De, Count Henry
• Bergstrasse, the
• Berkeley, Sir John
• Berkeley, Sir Maurice
• Berkeley, Sir Robert, 1632 (Justice of the King's Bench)
• Berkshire
• Berkshire, Earl of, 1620-1623 (Francis Norris)
• Berkshire, Earl of, 1626 (Thomas Howards)
• Bernard, Nathaniel
• Bernhard (Duke of Saxe-Weimar)
• Berrco
• Berry, Captain
• Berulle, Father
• Berwick
• Berwick
• Best, Captain
• Bethlen Gabor (Prince of Transylvania)
• Beverley
• Bible, the
• Billeting soldiers
• Billingsley, Captain
• Bills of Conformity
• Bilson, Thomas (Bishop of Winchester, 1597-1616)
• Bingley, Sir John
• Bingley, Sir Richard
• Binning, Lord 1613-1619 (Thomas Hamilton)
• Birks, the
• Bishop, William (Bishop of Chalcedon)
• Bishops' Exclusion Bill, the first
• Bishops' Exclusion Bill
• Bishops, the English
• Bishops, the Scottish
• Bishops' War
• Black, David
• Black Saturday
• Black friars
• Blackwater
• Blackwell, George, the Archpriest
• Blainville, Sieur de
• Blavet
• Bloxham, the hundred of
• Blythe
• Bocking
• Bodleian Library, the
• Bohemia
• Bohemia, King of
• Bohemia, Queen of
• Boischot, Ferdinand de
• Bolingbroke, Earl of, 1624 (Oliver St. John)
• Bordeaux
• Border trials
• Borlase, Sir John
• Borough, Sir John
• Boroughbridge
• Boston
• Boswell, Sir William
• Boteler, Lord, 1628-1637 (John Boteler)
• Bowes, Sir Jerome
• Bowing in church
• Bowyer, Ludowick
• Brackley, Viscount, 1616-1617 (Thomas Egerton)
• Bradford, William
• Braintree
• Bramhall, John (Bishop of Derry, 1634)
• Bramston, John
• Bramston, Sir John
• Brancepeth
• Brandenburg, Elector of
• Brandling, Robert
• Breda
• Breisach
• Breitenfeld
• Brent, Sir Nathaniel
• Brett, Anne
• Brett, Arthur
• Brett, Sir Alexander
• Brewers, the
• Brewster, Captain
• Brewster, William
• Bribes
• Brickmakers
• Bridge of Dee, the
• Bridge of Dessau, the
• Bridgeman, John (Bishop of Chester, 1619)
• Bridgewater, Earl of, 1617 (John Egerton)
• Bristol
• Bristol, Earl of, 1622 (John Digby)
• Broadgate
• Brome
• Brooke, Dr. Samuel
• Brooke, George
• Brooke, 1st Lord, 1621-1628 (Fulk Greville)
• Brooke, Sir Basil
• Brooksby, Bartholomew
• Brotherly Assistance, the
• Brouncker, Sir Henry
• Brown, Robert
• Brownists. See Separatists
• Brownlow v. Michell
• Brussels
• Buckden
• Buckeridge, John (Bishop of Rochester, 1610, Bishop of Ely, 1628)
• Buckingham, Countess of
• Buckingham, Duchess of
• Buckingham, Duke of, 1623-1628, (George Villiers)
• Buckingham, Earl of, 1617-1618 (George Villiers)
• Buckingham, Marquis of, 1618-1624 (George Villiers)
• Buckinghamshire
• Bucquoi, Count
• Budweis
• Bufalo, Cardinal del
• Buildings, fines on
• Bullion in the Tower
• Bungay
• Burgess, Dr. Cornelius
• Burghley, Lord, 1571-1598 (William Cecil)
• Burntisland
• Burton, Henry
• Bustamente, Francisco de
• Buttevant, Lord, 1581-1617 (David Fitz-James)
• Button, Sir Thomas
• Buwinckhausen de Walmerode, Benjamin
• Byrnes, of Wicklow, the
• Byron, Sir John
• Cabinet Council
• Cadenet, Marquis of
• Cadiz
• Caerlaverock Castle
• Cæsar, Sir Charles
• Cæsar, Sir Julius
• Calais
• Calamy, Edmund
• Calderwood, David
• Calthorpe, Henry
• Calvert, George
• Calvert, Leonard
• Calvert, Sir George
• Calvinism
• Cambridge, the University of
• Camerarius, Ludwig
• Camerino, Cardinal
• Camiola
• Canaries, the
• Canons
• Cant, Andrew
• Canterbury
• Capel, Sir Arthur
• Capuchins, of Henrietta Maria's household, the
• Carapana
• Cardenas, Alonso de
• Cardinal Infant, the (Ferdinand)
• Carew, Lord, 1605 (George Carew)
• Carew, Sir George
• Carew, Sir George
• Carew, Thomas
• Carey, Lady
• Carey, Sir George (Lord Deputy of Ireland, 1603-1604)
• Carleton, Lord, 1626 (Dudley Carleton)
• Carleton, Sir Dudley
• Carlisle
• Carlisle, 1st Earl of, 1622-1636 (James Hay)
• Carlisle, 2nd Earl of, 1636 (James Hay)
• Carlisle, Countess of
• Carnarvon, Earl of, 1628 (Robert Dormer)
• Caron, Noel de, Dutch ambassador in England
• Carondelet, Archdeacon of Cambrai
• Carr, Sir Robert
• Carrickfergus
• Cartignana Count of
• Cartwright, Thomas
• Cartwright, William
• Carvajal, Donna Luisa de
• Carver, John
• Cary, Lorenzo
• Cary, Lucius
• Cary, Sir Henry
• Casale, Richelieu
• Castara
• Castelnaudary
• Castle Chamber, the Irish Court of
• Castleton Samuel
• Catalonia
• Catesby, George
• Catesby, Robert
• Catholics, the English
• Catholics, the Irish
• Cautionary towns
• Cavaliers
• Cavan
• Cavendish, Lord
• Cayenne, the
• Cecil of Essendon, Lord, 1603-1604 (Robert Cecil)
• Cecil, Sir Edward
• Cecil, Sir Robert
• Celibacy
• Cervantes
• Chaderton, Lawrence
• Chalcedon, Bishop of
• Cham
• Chambers, Richard
• Chancery, the Court of
• Chancey Sir William
• Chaplains
• Charenton
• Charity Mistaken
• Charlemont
• Charles III. Duke of Lorraine
• Charles I (King of England, Scotland, and Ireland, 1625)
• Charles Emmanuel I., Duke of Savoy
• Charles Lewis, Elector Palatine 1632
• Charles, Prince (Duke of York, 1605)
• Charles (Prince of Wales, 1616)
• Charles, Prince (son of Charles I.)
• Charles, Prince of Wales, 1637 (son of Charles I.)
• Charles, the Infant
• Charnace, Baron
• Charter House, the
• Chateauneuf, Marquis of
• Chauncey, Charles
• Chaworth, Lord (George Chaworth)
• Cheshire
• Cheshire Remonstrance, the
• Chetham, Humphrey
• Chevreuse, Duchess of
• Chevreuse, Duke of
• Chibborne, Serjeant
• Chichester of Belfast, Lord, 1612-1625 (Arthur Chichester)
• Chichester, Sir Arthur (Lord Deputy of Ireland, 1604-1615)
• Chillingworth, William
• Chisholm, William (Bishop of Vaison)
• Choicelee Wood
• Christian IV. (King-of Denmark)
• Christian (Prince of Anhalt)
• Christian of Brunswick (Administrator of Halberstadt)
• Christina, the Princess (Sister of Louis XIII.)
• Chudleigh, Captain James
• Church of England
• Churchill, John
• Chute, Sir Walter
• Clanricarde (1601-1635) and St. Albans, Earl of (1628-1635), (Richard de Burgh)
• Clanricarde and St. Albans, Earl of, 1635 (Ulick de Burgh)
• Clare, 1st Earl of, 1624-1637 (John Holles)
• Clare, 2nd Earl of (John Holles)
• Clarendon, Earl of (Edward Hyde)
• Clarke, Edward
• Clarke, Robert (Baron of the Exchequer, 1587-1607)
• Clarke, William
• Clayton, Mr
• Clement VIII. Pope, 1592-1605
• Clergy, the
• Clerkenwell
• Cleves and Juliers, Duchy of
• Clifton, Richard
• Clontarf
• Cloth, manufacture of
• Clotworthy, Sir John
• Coal-shippers
• Coat-and-conduct money
• Cobham, Lord, 1597-1604, d. 1619 (Henry Brooke)
• Cockaine, Alderman William
• Coinage
• Coke, Clement
• Coke, Frances
• Coke, Sir Edward (Attorney-General 1594, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1606, Chief Justice of the King's Bench 1613-1616, d. 1633)
• Coke, Sir John
• Colchester
• Coldstream
• College of Physicians, the
• Coloma, Don Carlos
• Colvill, William
• Commendams
• Commerce
• Commissions of array
• Commissioners of the Navy
• Commissioners, the Parliamentary
• Committee of defence, the
• Committee of Eight
• Committee of Estates, the
• Committee of Safety, the
• Committee of the Privy Council for foreign affairs
• Committee of the Privy Council for Scottish affairs
• Committee of the Privy Council for Spanish affairs
• Common Council, the
• Common Prayer, the Book of
• Commons, the House of
• Communion, kneeling posture at the reception of
• Communion-table, the
• Companies, the Trading
• Compositions for knighthood
• Compton, Lady
• Compton, Lord,1589-1618 (William Compton)
• Compton, Sir Thomas
• Comus
• Con, George
• Conde, Prince of
• Confession
• Connaught, condition of
• Connecticut
• Conry, Florence
• Consecration
• Constable of Castile, the (Duke of Frias)
• Constant moderators
• Contanni, Alvise
• Continuance of Parliament Bill
• Contraband of war
• Contract, the Great
• Contribution for the war with Scotland, the
• Contributions of money, plate, or horses
• Convention of Estates
• Convocation of the province of Canterbury
• Convocation, the Irish
• Conway, Lord, 1624-1627 (Edward Conway)
• Conway, Sir Edward
• Conway, Sir Edward, the younger
• Conway, 1st Viscount, 1627-1631 (Edward Conway)
• Conway, 2nd Viscount, 1631 (Edward Conway)
• Conyers. Sir John
• Cook, Alan
• Coote, Sir Charles
• Cope, Sir Walter
• Copley, Anthony
• Corbet, Richard (Bishop of Oxford, 1628; of Norwich, 1632)
• Corbet, Sir John
• Corbie
• Corbridge
• Cordova, Gonzalo Fernandez de
• Cork
• Cork, Earl of, 1620 (Richard Boyle)
• Cornwallis, Sir Charles
• Coronation
• Corporation
• Correr, Angelo
• Corunna
• Coryton, William
• Cosin, John
• Cottington, Francis
• Cottington, Lord, 1631 (Francis Cottington)
• Cottington, Sir Francis
• Cotton, John
• Cotton, Sir Robert
• Council of the North, the
• Council of Wales
• Council of War, a
• Council, the Great
• Council, the Privy
• Councillors loan, the
• Court of Wards
• Courthope, Nathaniel
• Courtney, Sir William
• Covenant, the King's
• Covenant, the National
• Covenanters, the
• Coventry
• Coventry, 1st Lord, 1628-1640 (Thomas Coventry)
• Coventry, 2nd Lord, 1640 (Thomas Coventry)
• Coventry, Sir Thomas
• Cowell, Dr
• Cowes
• Cowper, William (Bishop of Galloway, 1613-1619)
• Cradock, Matthew
• Craig, Dr
• Cranborne, Viscount, 1604 (Robert Cecil)
• Crane, Sir Robert
• Cranfield, Lord, 1621 (Lionel Cranfield)
• Cranfield, Lionel
• Cranfield, Sir Lionel
• Cranmer, Thomas (Archbishop of Canterbury)
• Crashaw, Richard
• Craven, Lord, 1626 (William Craven)
• Crawford, Earl of, 1639 (Ludovick Lindsay)
• Crawley, Francis (Justice of the Common Pleas, 1632)
• Crew, John
• Crew, Ranulph, Serjeant
• Crew, Sir Ranulph (Chief Justice of the King's Bench)
• Crew, Sir Thomas
• Crew, Thomas
• Croft, Sir William
• Crofty, the hill of
• Croke, Sir George (Justice of the Common Pleas, 1624; of the King's Bench, 1628)
• Cromwell, Lord, 1607 (Thomas Cromwell)
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Crosby, Sir Piers
• Crucifix, the
• Cubia, Don Pedro de
• Culmore
• Culpepper, Sir John
• Cumberland, Earl of, 1605-1641 (Francis Clifford)
• Cumbernauld, the Bond of
• Curie, Walter (Bishop of Rochester, 1623; of Bath and Wells, 1629; of Winchester, 1632)
• Currants
• Dale, Sir Thomas
• Dalkeith
• Dalzell, Lord, 1628-1639 (Robert Dalzell)
• Danby, Earl of, 1626 (Henry Danvers)
• Danish troops
• Dansker, Captain
• Dante
• Darcy, Sir Francis
• Darley, Henry
• Darlington
• Darmstadt
• Darnel, Sir Thomas
• Davenant, John (Bishop of Salisbury, 1621-1641)
• Davenant, William
• Davenport, Christopher, alias Franciscus a Santa Clara
• Davenport, John
• Davenport, Sir Humphrey (Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 1631)
• Daventry
• Davey, Sir Francis
• Davies, Lady Eleanor
• Davies, Sir John (Solicitor-General of Ireland, 1603; Attorney-General, 1606-1619)
• Day of Dupes, the
• Deadman's Place
• Dean, Forest of
• Deans and chapters
• Debtors
• Declaration of Sports, The
• Declaration of Religion, The
• De la Warr, Lord, 1602-1618 (Thomas West)
• Delft
• Delft Haven
• Delvin, Lord, 1602 (Richard Nugent)
• Denbigh, Countess of
• Denbigh, Earl of, 1622 (William Fielding)
• Denham, Sir John
• Denmark House
• Denmark, King of
• Dennison, Dr
• De Plessen, Volrad
• Depopulations
• Deposing power
• Derbyshire
• Dering, Sir Edward
• Derry
• Desmarets, M
• Deus, Natura, Gratia,
• Deux Ponts, Duke of
• Devonshire
• Devonshire, Earl of, 1603-1606 (Charles Blount), Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland
• Devonshire, Earl of, 1625-1628 (William Cavendish)
• D'Ewes, Sir Symonds
• Dicconson, Frances
• Dickson, David
• Dieppe
• Digby, Lord (George Digby)
• Digby, Lord, 1618-1622 (John Digby)
• Digby, Sir Everard
• Digby, Sir John
• Digby, Sir Kenelm
• Digges, Sir Dudley
• Dillon, of Costello, Viscount, 1630 (Thomas Dillon)
• Dillon, Sir James, proposes to seize Dublin Castle, x. 50
• Discipline
• Discovery of Witchcraft
• Dissolution of the Long Parliament without its own consent, the Bill against the
• Dives, Sir Lewis
• Divine Right of Kings
• Divine Tragedy lately acted, A
• Doderidge, John (Solicitor-General, 1604 King's Serjeant, 1607)
• Doderidge, Sir John (Justice of the King's Bench, 1612-1628)
• Dohna, Baron Achatius
• Dohna, Baron Christopher
• Dominis, Marco Antonio de, Archbishop of Spalatro
• Donauwoerth
• Doncaster, Viscount, 1618-1622 (James Hay)
• Dorchester, Viscount, 1628-1632 (Dudley Carleton)
• Dorset, Countess of
• Dorset, 1st Earl of, 1603-1608 (Thomas Sackville), Lord Treasurer
• Dorset, 3rd Earl of, 1609-21 (Richard Sackville)
• Dorset, 4th Earl of, 1624 (Edward Sackville)
• Dorsetshire
• Dort
• Douglas, Sir Robert
• Dover
• Downham, George (Bishop of Derry, 1616-1634)
• Downs, the
• Drake, Sir John
• Drama
• Drogheda
• Drummond, Edward
• Drummond, Jane
• Drummond, William, of Hawthornden
• Du Buisson
• Dublin, James I
• Duck, Dr
• Dudley, Sir Robert
• Duelling
• Du Fargis, M
• Dulbier, John
• Dulwich
• Dumbarton Castle
• Dunbar, Earl of, 1605-1611 (George Hume)
• Dunfermline, 1st Earl of, 1606-1622 (Alexander Seton)
• Dunfermline, 2nd Earl of, 1622 (Charles Seton)
• Dunglas
• Dunkirk
• Dunkirk privateers
• Dunne, John
• Dunse
• Dunse Law
• Durham
• Durham, county of
• Durham House
• Durie, John
• Dutch Republic, the
• East Friesland
• East India Company, the
• East Indies, the
• Ecclesiastical reservation, the
• Edict of Restitution, the
• Edinburgh
• Edmondes, Sir Thomas
• Edward I
• Edward VI
• Effiat, Marquis of (Antoine de Ruze)
• Egerton, Edward
• Egerton, Lady Alice
• Egerton, Sir Rowland
• Egerton, Sir Thomas (Lord Keeper, 1596)
• Eglesham, Dr
• Eglinton, Lord, 1612 (Alexander Montgomery)
• Ehrenbreitstein
• Eikon Basilike
• Elbe, the
• El Dorado
• Elector Palatine
• Electress Palatine
• Eliot, James
• Eliot, John
• Eliot, Sir John
• Elizabeth, daughter of Henry IV
• Elizabeth (Electress Palatine and titular Queen of Bohemia)
• Elizabeth, Princess, (Daughter of Charles I.)
• Elizabeth, Princess (Daughter of James I.)
• Elizabeth, Queen
• Ellesmere, Lord, 1603-1606 (Thomas Egerton), (Lord Chancellor)
• Elphinstone, Sir James
• Elphinstone, Sir William
• Endicott, John
• England
• England, Church of
• Epernon, Duke of
• Episcopacy
• Episcopacy by Divine Right
• Episcopalian party in the Long Parliament, the
• Equivocation, a treatise on
• Erle, Sir Walter
• Erneley, Sir Michael
• Erskine, Sir Thomas
• Esmond, Robert
• Espesses, M. de
• Essex
• Essex, Countess of
• Essex, 2nd Earl of, 1576-1601 (Walter Devereux)
• Essex, 3rd Earl of, 1603 (Robert Devereux)
• Estates of the realm, the three
• Etcetera oath, the
• Eure, Lieutenant
• Eure, Lord (William Eure)
• Everard, Dr
• Everard, Sir John
• Exchequer, the
• Exchequer, the Court of
• Excise, an
• Exeter, Countess of
• Exeter, Earl of, 1605-1622 (Thomas Cecil)
• Exeter, Earl of, 1640 (David Cecil)
• Ex officio oath, the
• Extemporary prayers
• Farroni
• Faige, Captain
• Fairfax, Viscount, 1640 (Ferdinando Fairfax)
• Fairfax, Sir Thomas
• Fajardo, Don Luis
• Fakenham
• Falkland, 1st Viscount, 1620-1633 (Henry Cary)
• Falkland, 2nd Viscount, 1613 (Lucius Cary)
• Falmouth
• Family of Love, the
• Faringdon
• Farmers of the Customs
• Fawkes, Guido
• Fawley
• Fears and jealousies
• Fees
• Felton, John
• Female actors
• Female characters on the stage
• Female Glory, The, of Anthony Stafford
• Fens, Great Level of the
• Fenton, Viscount, 1606-1619; Earl of Kellie, 1619-1639 (Thomas Erskine)
• Feoffees for impropriations, the
• Ferdinand, Archduke (Duke of Styria, 1590; King of Bohemia, 1617; King of Hungary, 1618)
• Ferdinand II. (Emperor, 1618)
• Ferdinand, the Archduke (Son of Ferdinand II.)
• Ferdinand III (King of Hungary)
• Ferdinand
• Feria, Duke of
• Fermanagh
• Fern, Sir John
• Ferrar, Nicholas
• Ferrett
• Ferte Imbault, la, Marquis of
• Feudal tenures, negotiation for the commutation of
• Field, Theophilus (Bishop of Llandaff, 1619-1627; of St. David's, 1627-1635; of Hereford, 1635-1636)
• Fielding, Captain
• Fielding, Sir William
• Fielding, Viscount (Basil Fielding)
• Fielding, Viscount, 1620 (William Fielding)
• Fiennes, Nathaniel
• Finances, the, state of
• Finch, John
• Finch, of Fordwich, Lord, 1640
• Finch, Henry, Serjeant
• Finch, Sir Heneage
• Finch, Sir John, (Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, 1634-1640; Lord Keeper, 1640)
• Finsbury Fields
• Fisher (pseudonym for Percy)
• Fisher, Sir Edward
• Fishery
• Fitzwilliam, Sir William
• Five Articles, the
• Five Discourses
• Five knights' case, the
• Five members, the
• Flag, the English
• Flagellum Pontificis
• Flanders, ports of
• Flax, cultivation of
• Fleetwood, Sir Miles
• Fleming, Sir Thomas, (Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 1604-1607; Chief Justice of the Kings Bench, 1607-1613)
• Fleming, Sir William
• Flemish ports
• Fleurus
• Floating Island, The
• Flood, —(?)
• Floyd, Edward
• Flushing
• Foliot, Sir Henry
• Foljambe, Sir Francis
• Fontainebleau
• Fontenay-Mareuil, Marquis of
• Forbes, John
• Forbes, Patrick (Bishop of Aberdeen, 161S)
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• Heyworth Moor
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• Hymn of Beauty, Spenser's
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• Inverury
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• Krempe
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• Lafuente, Fray Diego de
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• Lake, Lady
• Lake, Sir Thomas
• Lalor, Robert
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• Lambert, Moy
• Lambeth
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• Lancashire
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• Lancastrian kings
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• Lanzarote
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• Lech
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• Legate, Bartholomew
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• Leicester, 1st Earl of, 1618-1626 (Robert Sydney)
• Leicester, 2nd Earl of, 1626 (Robert Sydney)
• Leicestershire
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• Leinster
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• Leith
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• Lent
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• Letter-post
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• Ley, Lord, 1625-1626 (James Ley)
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• Leyden
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• Linlithgow
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• Loix, Isle of
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• Lubeck
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• Lumsden, Thomas
• Lunsford, Thomas, complains of the conduct of his soldiers, ix. 160
• Lutheranism
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• Luetzen
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• Maldon
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• Malton
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• Mannheim
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• Marischal, the Earl, 1635 (William Keith)
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• Marshall, Dr
• Marshall, George
• Marshall, Stephen
• Marten, Henry
• Marten, Sir Henry
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• Mary de Medicis (Widow of Henry IV.)
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• Mayerne, Sir Theodore
• 'Mayflower,' the
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• Maynard, Sir John
• Mayo
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• Measure for Measure
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• Melville, Andrew
• Mende, Bishop of
• Mentz
• Meppen, is seized by the Imperialists, viii. 376
• Merchant Adventurers
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• Michell, David
• Michell, Sir Francis
• Michelson, Margaret
• Middle Ages, the
• Middlesex
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• Mildmay, Sir Henry
• Milford Haven
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• Millenary petition, the
• Milton, John
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• Mohacz
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• Moluccas, the
• Mompesson, Sir Giles
• Monaghan
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• Monk, George
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• Monro, Robert
• Monsigot
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• Monson, Sir Thomas
• Monson, Sir William
• Monson, William (son of Sir William)
• Montague, Edward
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• Montague, Sidney
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• Montague, Walter
• Montaigne, George (Bishop of Lincoln, 1617; of London, 1621; of Durham, 1628 ; Archbishop of York, 1628)
• Montauban
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• Montferrat
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• Montgomery, George (Bishop of Derry, 1610-1620)
• Montpellier, Peace of
• Montmorency, Duke of (Admiral of France)
• Montreuil, M. de
• Montrose, 3rd Earl of, 1571-1608 (John Graham), Chancellor of Scotland
• Montrose, 5th Earl of, 1626 (James Graham)
• Moore, Dr
• Mordaunt, Lord, 1601-1608 (Henry Mordaunt)
• More, Roger
• More, Sir George
• Morgan, Sir Charles
• Morocco
• Morton, Earl of, 1638 (William Douglas)
• Morton, Sir Albertus
• Morton, Thomas (Bishop of Chester, 1616; of Lichfield and Coventry, 1619; of Durham, 1632)
• Mother of the Musket
• Moulins
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• Mountnorris, Lord, 1628 (Francis Annesley)
• Mulgrave, Earl of, 1626 (Edmund Sheffield)
• Multyfarnham
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• Music
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• Mynn, George
• Nantes, the Edict of
• Napier, Lord, 1627 (Archibald Napier)
• National Synod
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• Navy, the
• Navy Commission, the
• Necolalde, Juan de
• Negotium Posterorum, the
• Neile, Richard (Bishop of Rochester, 1608; of Lichfield and Coventry, 1610; of Lincoin, 1614; of Durham, 1617; of Winchester, 1627; Archbishop of York, 1632-1640)
• Netherlands, the Spanish
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• Neuburg, Wolfgang Wilhelm, Palatine of
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• Neville, Christopher
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• New buildings
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• New England, early exploration of, ii. 50
• New Forest
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• New River, the
• Newark
• Newborn
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• Newcastle, Earl of, 1628 (William Cavendish)
• Newce, Captain
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• Newfoundland
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• Newport, Earl of, 1628 (Montjoy Blount)
• Newry
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• Nicholas, Edward
• Nicholas, Sir Edward
• Nineteen Propositions, the
• Nithsdale, Earl of, 1620 (Robert Maxwell)
• Nobility, the
• Nonconformists, the
• Nordlingen
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• Norris, Elizabeth
• Norris, Lord, 1600-1620
• Norris, Sir Francis
• Norry, William
• North and South of England
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• North, Lord, 1605 (Dudley North)
• Northampton
• Northampton, Earl of, 1604-1614 (Henry Howard)
• Northampton, 1st Earl of, of the family of Compton, 1618-1630 (William Compton)
• Northampton, 2nd Earl of, of the family of Compton, 1630 (Spencer Compton)
• Northamptonshire
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• Northumberland, 10th Earl of, 1632 (Algernon Percy)
• Norton, Sir Daniel
• Norwich
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• Nottingham, Earl of, 1596-1624 (Charles Howard), Lord Admiral
• Nova Scotia
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• Noy, William
• Nuremberg
• O'Cahan, Sir Donnell
• Ochiltree, Lord, 1615 (James Stewart)
• O'Conolly
• O'Connor
• Octavians, the
• O'Dogherty, Sir Cahir
• O'Donnell, Hugh
• O'Donnell, Neill Garve
• O'Donnell, The
• Ogilvy, Lord, 1617-1639 (James Ogilvy)
• Ogilvy, Lord (James Ogilvy)
• Ogle, Sir John
• Oleron, Isle of
• Olivares, Count of (Duke of San Lucar), (Gaspar de Guzman)
• Olivares, Countess of
• Onate, Count of
• Onate y Villa Mediana, Count of
• O'Neill, Daniel
• O'Neill, Owen Roe
• O'Neill, Sir Phelim
• O'Neill, the
• Oppenheim
• Oquendo, Antonio de
• Orange, Prince of
• Orange, Prince William of
• Oratorians
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• O'Reilly, Philip
• Orleans, Duke of
• Ormond
• Ormond, Earl of, 1632 (James Butler)
• Ormuz
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• Osborne, Sir Edward
• Ostend
• Oundle
• Overbury, Sir Thomas
• Owen, John
• Owen, Nicholas
• Owen, Sir Roger
• Oxenstjerna, Axel
• Oxenstjerna, John
• Oxford
• Oxford, Earl of, 1604-1626 (Henry de Vere)
• Oxford, the University of
• Oxfordshire
• Oyapok, the
• Padre Maestro, the
• Page, William
• Paget, Lord, 1629 (William Paget)
• Painted windows
• Palatinate, the
• Palatinate, the Lower
• Palatinate, the Upper
• Palmer, Geoffry
• Palmer, Mr
• Palmes, Sir Guy
• Panzani, Gregorio
• Pappenheim, Gottfried Heinrich, Count of
• Pareus, David
• Pargiter, William
• Parima
• Parker, Matthew (Archbishop of Canterbury, 1559-1575)
• Parliament of 1604
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• Parliament of 1621, the
• Parliament of 1624, the
• Parliament of 1625, the
• Parliament of 1626, the
• Parliament of 1628, the
• Parliament of 1640 (the Short)
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• Parliament, the English
• Parliament, the Irish
• Parliament, the Scottish
• Parliamentary Committee appointed to attend the King, the
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• Parry, Dr
• Parry, Sir Thomas
• Parsons, Sir William
• Parsons, William
• Parties, Parliamentary
• Pastrana, Duke of
• Patents
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• Paulet, John
• Paulet, Sir George (Governor of Derry)
• Paul's Walk
• Pawel, Andreas
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• Peacham, Edmond
• Peard, George
• Pecquius (Chancellor of Brabant)
• Pedrosa, Father
• Peerages
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• Peers, the Petition of the Twelve
• Pelham, Sir Edward
• Pelham, Sir William
• Pell, Sir Anthony
• Pembroke, Earl of, 1601-1630 (William Herbert)
• Pembroke and Montgomery, Earl of, 1630 (Philip Herbert)
• Penfield
• Pennington, Isaac (Alderman)
• Pennington, John
• Pennington, Sir John
• Pennyman, Sir William
• Pensions, the Spanish
• Pepper
• Perceval, Richard
• Percy, Henry
• Percy, Lucy
• Percy, Thomas
• Pernambuco
• Perrot, Sir James
• Persia, the Shah of
• Persons, Father Robert
• Perth
• Perth, articles of
• Perth, Earl of, 1611 (John Drummond)
• Peterborough
• Peters, Hugh
• Petition of Right, the
• Pett, Phineas
• Pews
• Pfalzburg, the Princess of
• Phelips, Sir Edward
• Phelips, Sir Robert
• Philip II., King of Spain, 1556-1598
• Philip III., King of Spain, 1598-1621
• Philip IV. (King of Spain, 1621)
• Philippsburg
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• Physicians, the College of
• Pierce, William (Bishop of Peterborough, 1630; of Bath and Wells, 1632)
• Piers Ploughman
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• Pilgrim Fathers, the
• Plague, the
• Plague-rag, a
• Plessen, Volrad de
• Plumleigh, Sir Richard
• Plunder
• Plymouth
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• Pocahontas
• Poll-tax Bill, a
• Pollard, Hugh
• Poor, the
• Popham, Sir John, (Chief Justice of the King's Bench, 1592-1607)
• Popish Impostures
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• Port Royal, French settlement at
• Portadown
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• Porter, Olive
• Portland, Earl of, 1633-1635 (Richard Weston)
• Portland Roads
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• Portuguese
• Portumna
• Poslingford
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• Post-nati
• Potter, Barnabas (Bishop of Carlisle, 1629-1642)
• Potter, Dr. Christopher
• Pougny, Marquis of
• Poulett, Lord
• Pound, Thomas
• Praemunire, the statute of
• Prague
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• Predestination, the Calvinistic doctrine of
• Pree, La, Fort of
• Pregion, John
• Presbyterianism in England
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• Press, the
• Pressing men for the army
• Presteign
• Preston, Dr. John
• Preston, Thomas
• Price, ----
• Price, Dr
• Prideaux, John (Bishop of Worcester, 1641)
• Printing, liberty of
• Privas
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• Privy Council, the
• Privy Seal loans
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• Proclamations
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• Protections
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• Protestation
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• Protestation, the
• Protestation, the right of
• Proxies
• Prynne, William
• Public acts of the Church
• Puck
• Pularoon
• Puloway
• Puntal, Fort
• Purbeck, Lady
• Purbeck, Viscount, 1619 (John Villiers)
• Puritan conformists, the
• Puritanism
• Purveyance
• Pye, Sir Robert
• Pym, John
• Quebec
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• Quiroga
• Raby
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• Raine
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• Rainton. Alderman
• Raleigh, George
• Raleigh, Lady
• Raleigh, Sir Walter
• Raleigh, Walter
• Ramsay, David
• Ranelagh, Lord, 1628 (Roger Jones)
• Ratisbon
• Raville, Sieur de
• Reay, Lord, 1614 (Donald Mackay)
• Recordership of London
• Recusants, the
• Referees, the
• Reformation, the English
• Rege inconsulto
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• Religion of Protestants, The
• Religious liberty
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• Renzi, Lawrence
• Replevin
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• Reynolds, John
• Rhé, Isle of
• Rheinfelden
• Rhinberg
• Rich, Lord, 1581-1618 (Robert Rich)
• Rich, Lord (Robert Rich)
• Rich, Sir Nathaniel
• Richardot, President
• Richardson, Sir Thomas (Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, 1626; of the King's Bench, 1631-1635)
• Richelieu, Cardinal
• Richmond
• Richmond, Earl, and Duke of
• Ridgway, Lord
• Ridgway, Sir Thomas
• Rigby, Alexander
• Ripon
• Robartes, Lord, 1625-1634 (Richard Robartes)
• Robinson, ----
• Robinson, ----
• Robinson, John
• Rochelle
• Rochelle, English ships lent for service against
• Rochester, Earl of, 1611-16i3 (Robert Carr)
• Rochford, Viscount, Lord Hunsdon in his own right, 1640 (John Carey)
• Rockingham Forest
• Rodney, Sir Edward
• Roe, Sir Thomas
• Roermonde
• Rohan, Duke of
• Rokewood, Ambrose
• Rolfe, Thomas
• Rolle, John
• Roos, Lady
• Roos, Lord, 1616-1618 (William Cecil)
• Root-and-Branch Bill, the
• Root-and-Branch party
• Root-and-Branch petition, the
• Roper, Sir Anthony
• Roper, Sir John
• Roper's office
• Roscommon
• Rosencrantz
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• Rosny, Sieur de
• Rossetti, Count
• Rota, Francesco della
• Rothes, Earl of, 1621-1641 (John Leslie)
• Roundheads
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• Rovida, Alessandro, Senator of Milan
• Roxburgh, Countess of
• Roxburgh, Earl of, 1616 (Robert Ker)
• Royal Slave, The
• Royal supremacy, the
• Royalist constitutional party in the Long Parliament, the
• Rubens, Peter Paul
• Rudd, Anthony (Bishop of St. Davids, 1594-1615)
• Rudolph II (Emperor, 1576-1612)
• Rudyerd, Sir Benjamin
• Rumborough
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• Rusdorf, John Joachim
• Russell, Lord (William Russell)
• Ruthven of Ettrick, Lord, 1639-1642 (Patrick Ruthven)
• Ruthven, Patrick
• Rutland, Earl of, 1612-1632 (Francis Manners)
• Rutland, Earl of (George Manners)
• Sabbath, the
• Sackville, Sir Edward
• St. Andrews
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• St. Edmund's at Salisbury
• St. Georges, Madame de
• St. George's Fields
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• St. John, of Bletsho, Lord, 1618-1624 (Oliver St. John)
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• St, John, Sir Oliver
• St. John, Sir William
• St. John, the
• St. John's College, Oxford
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• St. Leger, Sir Warham
• St. Leger, Sir William
• St. Margaret's, Lothbury
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• St. Peter, the, of Havre de Grace
• St. Valery
• Salisbury
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• Salisbury, Earl of (William Cecil)
• Sallee
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• Sanchez de Ulloa, Juan de
• Sandys, Sir Edwin
• Sanquhar, Lord, 1609-1612 (Robert Crichton)
• San Salvador
• San Thome
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• Sarmiento de Acuna, Diego
• Savage, ----
• Savage, Sir Arthur
• Savage, Sir Thomas
• Savile, Sir John
• Savile, Sir William
• Savile, Viscount, 1628 (Thomas Savile)
• Saville, Sir Henry
• Savoy, Duke of
• Saxby
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• Saye and Sele, Viscount, 1624 (William Fiennes)
• Scaglia, the Abbot of
• Scarborough
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• Scheldt, the
• Schenck's Sconce
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• Schools
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• Scilly Isles, the
• Scot, Reginald
• Scot, Thomas
• Scotland
• Scottish Commissioners for treating for peace with England, the
• Scrooby
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• Scudamore, Lord, 1628 (John Scudamore)
• Sects
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• Segeberg
• Sejanus
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• Selby
• Selden, John
• Seneterre, Marquis of
• Separatists, the
• Seton, Alexander
• Seymour, Lady Arabella
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• Seymour, William
• Sharp, Dr
• Sheffield, Lord, 1569-1626 (Edmund Sheffield)
• Sheldon, Dr
• Shelford, Robert
• Shepherd, Thomas
• Shepherds Pastoral, The
• Sherborne, the manor of
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• Sheriffs
• Sherland
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• Ship-money
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• Shirley, James
• Shrewsbury
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• Shropshire
• Shute, Robert
• Sibbes, Richard
• Sibthorpe, Robert
• Silesia
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• Sion College
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• Skinner, John
• Skinner, Robert (Bishop of Oxford, 1641)
• Skippon, Philip
• Sligo
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• Sluys
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• Smectymnuus
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• Smith, John
• Smith, Miles (Bishop of Gloucester)
• Smith, Sir Thomas
• Smith, William (Bishop of Chalcedon)
• Smithwick
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• Soissons, Count of
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• Somerset
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• Somerset, Earl of, 1613 (Robert Carr)
• Somerset House
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• Soubise, Duke of
• Southampton
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• Southampton, Earl of, 1624 (Thomas Wriothesley)
• Southesk, Earl of, 1633 (David Carnegie)
• Southwark
• Southwick
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• Sovereignty of the seas, the
• Spain
• Spalatro, Archbishop of
• Spanish Company
• Sparks, Thomas
• Speaker of the House of Commons, the
• Spencer, Lord, 1603-i627(Robert Spencer)
• Spencer, Mary
• Spens, Sir James
• Spenser, Edmund
• Spenser, Sir Richard
• Spinola, Ambrogio
• Spires
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• Spottiswoode, John (Archbishop of Glasgow, 1605; Archbishop of St. Andrew's, 1615-1639)
• Spurston, William
• Stade
• Stadtloo
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• Staffordshire
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• Stamford
• Stamford, Earl of, 1628 (Henry Grey)
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• Standen, Sir Anthony
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• Stapleton, Sir Philip
• Star Chamber, the Court of
• Starchmakers
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• States-General, the, of the United Netherlands
• Steenie, nickname of
• Steeple Aston
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• Stewart, Alexander
• Stewart, Sir Archibald of Blackball
• Stewart, John, of Ladywell
• Stewart, Walter
• Stewart, William
• Stirling
• Stirling
• Stirling, Sir George, of Keir
• Stoke Newington
• Stourton, Lord, 1588-1632 (Edward Stourton)
• Strafford, Earl of, 1640-1641 (Thomas Wentworth)
• Straffordians, the
• Straiton, Sir Alexander
• Stralsund
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• Strangways, Sir John
• Strathbogie
• Strode, William
• Strode, William
• Struthers, William
• Stuart, Elizabeth
• Stuart, Lady Arabella
• Stukeley, Sir Lewis
• Suckling, Sir John
• Suffolk
• Suffolk, Countess of
• Suffolk, 1st Earl of, 1603-1626 (Thomas Howard)
• Suffolk, 2nd Earl of, 1626-1640 (Theophilus Howard)
• Suffolk line
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• Sunday
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• Supreme Head of the Church
• Surrey
• Susa
• Sutherland, Earl of, 1615 (John Gordon)
• Sutton, Thomas
• Swanham
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• Swords
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• Sydserf, Thomas, (Bishop of Brechin, 1634; of Galloway, 1635)
• Synod, a national
• Tables, The
• Talbot, John
• Talbot, William
• Taming of the Shrew, The
• Tara, the Hill of
• Taxis, Juan de
• Taylor, Jeremy
• Taylor, John
• Temple, the Middle
• Ten Propositions, the
• Teynham, Lord, 1616-1618 (John Roper)
• Texel, the
• Theologians, junta of
• Thirty Years' War, the
• Thomond, Earl of, 1580-1621 (Donogh O'Brien)
• Thornton, Sir George
• Thorough
• Throckmorton, Sir Clement
• Tichborne, Sir Henry
• Tillieres, Count Leveneurde
• Tilly, Count of (John Tserclaes)
• Tipperary
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• Titchfield
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• Toledo, Pedro de
• Toleration
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• Tory Island
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• Townley, Zouch
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• Trading companies, the
• Traquair, Lord, 1638 (John Stuart)
• Treason, doctrine of
• Tregoze, Lord
• Tremoille, La, Duke of
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• Tresham, Francis
• Tresham, Sir Thomas
• Treves, the Elector of
• Trevor, Sir Sackville
• Trevor, Sir Thomas (Baron of the Exchequer, 1625)
• 'Trial,' the, case of
• Triennial Bill, the
• Trinidad
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• Tromp, Admiral
• Trot of Turriff, the
• Trumbull, William
• Tserclaes, Madame
• Tudor Monarchy, the
• Tulchan bishops, the
• Tunbridge, Lord (Ulick Burke)
• Tunis
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• Turin
• Turner, Dr
• Turner, Mrs
• Turriff
• Twysden, Sir Roger
• Tyburn
• Tyrconnell, Earl of, 1603 (Rory O'Donnell)
• Tyrone, Earl of, 1587 (Hugh O'Neill)
• Tytler, Peter
• Udenheim
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• Union between the Churches of Rome and England
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• Union with Scotland, a
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• Utrecht
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• Uzeda, Duke of
• Vaison, Bishop of
• Valaresso, Alvise
• Valentine, Benjamin
• Valtelline, the
• Vane, Henry
• Vane, Sir Henry
• Vane, Sir Henry, the younger
• 'Vanguard,' the
• Vassall, Samuel
• Vaux, Lord, 1595 (Edward Vaux)
• Velada, the Marquis of
• Velasco, Alonzo de (Spanish ambassador in England)
• Velutelli, Acerbo
• Venice
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• Verdugo
• Vere of Tilbury, Lord, 1625-1635 (Horace Vere)
• Vere, Sir Francis
• Vere, Sir Horace
• Vermuyden, Cornelius
• Verney, Edmund
• Verney, Sir Edmund
• Verney, Sir Francis
• Verney, Sir Ralph
• Verreyken, the Audiencer
• Versellini
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• Vicars, John
• Vienna
• Vieuville, La, Marquis of
• Villa Mediana, Count of (Juan de Taxis)
• Ville-aux-Clercs, M. de
• Villiers, Christopher
• Villiers, Eleanor
• Villiers, George
• Villiers, Lady
• Villiers, Sir Edward
• Villiers, Sir George, the elder
• Villiers, Sir George
• Villiers, Sir John
• Villiers, Viscount, 1616-1617 (George Villiers)
• Vintners, the Company of
• Virginia
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• Vorstius, Conrad
• Vox Populi, the
• Waad, Sir William
• Wake, Sir Isaac
• Wales
• Wallenstein, Albrecht (Duke of Friedland)
• Waller, Edmund
• Wallingford House
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• Walter, Sir John (Chief Baron of the Exchequery 162S-1630)
• Waltham, Forest of
• Wandesford, Christopher
• Wandesford, Sir Christopher
• Ward, Captain
• Ward, Samuel, of Ipswich
• Ward, William
• Wardship
• Ware
• Warwick
• Warwick, Earl of, 1618 (Robert Rich)
• Warwickshire
• Washington. Henry
• Waterford
• Watson, William
• Wedderburn, James (Bishop of Dunblane, 1636)
• Weiss, Captain
• Wellington (Somerset)
• Wells, Hertford
• Wemyss, Earl of, 1633 (John Wemyss)
• Wentworth, Lord, 1628 (Thomas Wentworth)
• Wentworth, Sir George
• Wentworth, Sir John
• Wentworth, Sir Peter
• Wentworth, Sir Thomas
• Wentworth, Thomas
• Wentworth, Viscount, 1628-1640 (Thomas Wentworth)
• Wesel
• Westmeath
• Westminster
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• Westmoreland, Earl of, 1628 (Mildmay Fane)
• Weston (Baron of the Exchequer, 1634)
• Weston, Jerome
• Weston, Lady
• Weston, Lord (Jerome Weston)
• Weston, Lord, 1628-1633 (Richard Weston)
• Weston, Richard
• Weston, Sir Richard
• Weston, Thomas
• Wexford
• Wexford, the county of
• Weymouth, Captain
• Whale fishery, the
• Wharton, Lady
• Wharton, Lord, 1625 (Philip Wharton)
• Wheatley, Alderman
• Wheelwright, Mr
• Whistler, John
• White, Dr
• White, Dr. Francis (Chaplain to James I.)
• White Hill, the, battle on
• Whitehall
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• Whitelocke, Sir James (Justice of the King's Bench, 1624-1632)
• Whitgift, John (Archbishop of Canterbury, 1583-1604)
• Wicklow
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• Wiesloch
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• William of Orange, Prince
• Williams, John (Bishop of Lincoln, 1621; Archbishop of York, 1641)
• Williams, Roger
• Willoughby de Eresby, Lord, 1601-1625 (Robert Bertie)
• Willoughby of Parham, Lord, after 1617 (Francis Willoughby)
• Willoughby, Sir Francis
• Wilmot, Henry
• Wilmot, Viscount, 1620-1632 (Charles Wilmot)
• Wilmot, Sir Charles
• Wilson, Sir Thomas
• Wiltshire
• Wimbledon, Viscount, 1626-1638 (Edward Cecil)
• Wimborne
• Wimpfen
• Winchester
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• Windebank, Francis
• Windebank, Sir Francis
• Windsor
• Wingfield, Sir Richard
• Winniffe, Dr
• Winslow, Edward
• Winter King, the
• Winter, Robert
• Winter, Thomas
• Winthrop, John
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• Winwood, Sir Ralph
• Witch of Edmonton, The
• Witchcraft
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• Wittstock
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• Womanhood
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• Worcester, Earl of, 1589-1628 (Edward Somerset)
• Worcester, Earl of, i628 (Henry Somerset)
• Worcestershire
• Workman, John
• Wortley, Sir Francis
• Wotton, Lord, 1604-1630 (Thomas Wotton)
• Wotton, Sir Henry
• Wray, Edward
• Wray, Sir John
• Wren, Matthew (Bishop of Hereford, 1634; of Norwich, 1635; of Ely, 1638)
• Wright, Alderman
• Wright, Christopher
• Wright, John
• Wurtemberg, Duke of (John Frederick)
• Wych, Sir Peter
• Wyville, Mr
• Xanten, the Treaty of
• Yarmouth, Great
• Yeardley, Sir George
• Yelverton, Henry
• Yelverton, Sir Henry
• York
• York, Duke of
• York House
• Yorkshire
• Young, John (Dean of Winchester, 1616)
• Young, Thomas
• Zapata, Cardinal
• Zouch, Lord, 1556-1625 (Edward la Zouch)
• Zouch, Sir Edward
• Zorzi, Zuane
• Zuniga, Balthazar de
• Zuniga, Pedro de
• Zweibruecken, Duke of