Index of Gardiner's History of England

Mansfeld, Count Ernest of,

• commands a regiment for the Duke of Savoy,
• is sent into Bohemia,
• is sent on a mission to Turin,
• keeps Bucquoi in check,
• is defeated,
• fortifies Pilsen,
• character of,
• inaction of,
• is appointed by Frederick to command the army in Bohemia,
• retires to the Upper Palatinate,
• fortifies Rosshaupt, and attacks the Bishop of Bamberg and Wuerzburg,
• seizes the Landgrave of Leuchtenberg,
• behaviour of, in the Upper Palatinate,
• irritation of the inhabitants of the Upper Palatinate against,
• enters on an intrigue with Maximilian,
• meets Digby,
• loses the Upper Palatinate,
• marches to the Lower Palatinate,
• quarters his army in Alsace,
• sentiments prevailing in the camp of,
• writes to James that he expects to be allowed to keep Hagenau if peace is made,
• offers to the Infanta to change sides,
• is joined by Frederick,
• breaks off his negotiation with the Infanta,
• checks Tilly at Wiesloch, takes Ladenburg and retreats,
• takes Darmstadt and seizes the Landgrave,
• is frustrated in his endeavour to join Christian of Brunswick,
• returns to the Palatinate,
• Chichester's opinion on the state of the army of,
• offers to accept an armistice,
• retreats to Alsace,
• makes exorbitant demands at the conference at Brussels,
• demands a passage through Lorraine,
• ravages Lorraine,
• is invited to march to the relief of Bergen-op-Zoom,
• crosses the Spanish Netherlands, and fights a battle at Fleurus,
• assures Weston that his diplomacy is useless,
• joins in the relief of Bergen-op-Zoom,
• is discharged by the States, and invades East Friesland,
• looks to France for aid,
• visits France,
• arrives in England and receives from James a promise of men and money,
• leaves England,
• refusal of the Council of War to supply money to,
• French plan for the employment of,
• assures James that his troops will be allowed to land between Calais and Gravelines,
• dispute between James and Louis about the passage of,
• order of the Council of War to advance money to,
• arrives in England to command the troops,
• permission to enter France given by Louis to,
• hesitation of Louis to fulfil his obligation to,
• suggests that he may be employed to relieve Breda,
• is refused permission to land in France,
• is required by the French ambassadors to march through Holland,
• wretched condition of his troops,
• cannot obtain money from the English Government,
• is gained over by the French ambassadors,
• declares his intention of carrying his army to Flushing,
• is prohibited from landing in France,
• is forbidden to go near Breda, and sails for Flushing,
• miserable condition of his men in the Netherlands,
• money lent by the Dutch for the payment of the army of,
• his army wastes away,
• is allowed to assist the Dutch,
• deplorable condition of the troops of,
• is unable to march to the Palatinate,
• Lord Cromwell complains of,
• is defeated at the Bridge of Dessau,
• death of,