Index of Gardiner's History of England

Mary de Medicis (Widow of Henry IV.),

• becomes Regent of France, and sends troops to besiege Juliers,
• is not anxious to effect a marriage between her daughter, Christina, and Prince Charles,
• hinders Frenchmen from helping the Duke of Savoy,
• her answer about her daughter's marriage considered by James to be a refusal,
• sends Grey to London to suggest a marriage between Charles and Henrietta Maria,
• welcomes Kensington,
• Carlisle and Kensington appeal to,
• Buckingham's conversation with,
• fails to overthrow Richelieu, and escapes to the Spanish Netherlands,
• fails to persuade Charles to take part in a combination against Richelieu,
• requests her daughter to give her a refuge in England,
• leaves Brussels for the Dutch Netherlands, and embarks for England,
• arrives in England and resides at St. James's,
• begs to be allowed to return to France,
• threatened attack by the mob on,
• unpopularity of,
• stoppage of the allowance of,
• tells Rossetti that the King means to dissolve Parliament and liberate Strafford,
• is preserved by guards from an attack of the mob,
• demand of the Commons for her removal from the kingdom,
• leaves England,
• sends Monsigot to England,