Index of Gardiner's History of England

Marriage treaty between Prince Charles and the Infanta Maria, the,

• proposed by James to Sarmiento,
• referred to the Pope by the King of Spain,
• advice of a junta of theologians about,
• preparation of the articles of the contract of,
• informal negotiations opened for,
• James dissatisfied with the articles of,
• James accepts the articles of,
• Somerset entrusted with the management of,
• Sarmiento assured that, in spite of Somerset's fall, it will be carried on,
• Digby advises the abandonment of,
• modification of the articles of,
• Philip again consults the Pope on,
• the theologians again consulted on the articles to be required in,
• submitted to commissioners chosen from the Privy Council,
• instructions to Digby to negotiate formally for,
• progress of the negotiation for,
• suspension of the negotiation for,
• Lafuente sent to assure James that it will be proceeded with,
• Philip III. requests the Pope's assent to,
• Gondomar proposes to James the resumption of,
• James offers to engage by letter to favour the Catholics in consideration of,
• Gondomar advises Philip to proceed with,
• wish of Philip III. to break off,
• mission of Lafuente to ask for the Pope's approbation of,
• assurance given by Philip IV. of his intention to persevere with,
• its effect on English opinion,
• Lafuente carries on a negotiation at Rome about,
• Digby urges the Spanish Government to decide whether it is to be carried out,
• assurance given by Philip IV. of his intention to go on with it,
• the Pope demands new conditions for the confirmation of,
• alterations made at Rome in the articles of,
• complaints of James and Buckingham on the state of the negotiations for, 353,
• a junta appointed in Spain to treat with Bristol on,
• instructions to Bristol to give way on some points in,
• discussions in the junta on,
• objection of the Infanta Maria to,
• resolution of Philip to put an end to,
• memorial presented by Olivares to the Council of State on,
• alterations made by the Spanish Government in the articles of,
• the amended articles of, sent to Rome,
• acceptance by James and Charles of the amended articles of,
• arrival of Charles and Buckingham at Madrid to forward,
• the Prince's conversion regarded as a necessary preliminary to,
• conversation between Buckingham and Olivares on,
• conditions suggested by the Nuncio for,
• mission of Pastrana to Rome to forward,
• reluctance of the Infanta to carry out,
• discussion at Rome on,
• resolution taken at Rome to impose conditions on the conclusion of,
• arrival in Spain of the dispensation for,
• fresh demands made by the Pope as conditions of the dispensation for,
• English and Spanish commissioners appointed to discuss,
• speech of Olivares on,
• refusal of the Nuncio to give the dispensation for,
• decision of the Junta of Theologians on,
• Olivares asserts that Philip III. had never intended to conclude,
• engagement of James to ratify the articles of,
• vain attempt of the Prince to obtain a modification of the terms of,
• public announcement at Madrid of the conclusion of,
• James hesitates to accept the articles of,
• is accepted by the English Privy Council,
• private dissatisfaction of the Councillors with,
• oath taken by James to the public articles of,
• oath taken by James to the private articles of,
• Charles accepts fresh articles of,
• signature by Charles and Philip of,
• agreement made at Salisbury to carry out the relaxation of the penal laws promised in,
• oath taken by Charles to,
• approval by Urban VIII of the dispensation for carrying out,
• indefinite postponement of the marriage fixed by,
• the House of Lords repudiates,
• James declares the dissolution of,
• public rejoicings in London at the end of,
• despatch of James announcing the final breach of,
• See Charles, Prince of Wales
• See Maria, the Infanta