Index of Gardiner's History of England

Netherlands, the States-General of the United Provinces of the,

• carry on war with Spain,
• send an Embassy to England to urge the continuance of the war,
• refuse to negotiate with Spain,
• James refuses to abandon the support of,
• insists upon continuing the blockade of the Flemish ports,
• defeat of Spaniards off Dover by the fleet of,
• agree to a cessation of arms with Spain,
• negotiate with James for a guarantee,
• sign a treaty with France,
• negotiate with Spain,
• sign a treaty with England,
• accept the Truce of Antwerp,
• make a treaty with the Princes of the Union,
• order their troops to enter the duchies of Cleves and Juliers,
• agree to the Treaty of Xanten,
• differ from the Spaniards on the execution of the Treaty of Xanten,
• their rivalry with England in the whale fishery and the East India trade,
• surrender of the cautionary towns to,
• manufacture of cloth in,
• refuse to execute the Treaty of Xanten,
• disputes between the English East India Company and the merchants of,
• agree to a treaty with England, regulating the East India trade,
• Maurice drives Barneveld from power in,
• Synod of Dort in,
• movement of troops in,
• offers to co-operate with James in the Palatinate,
• Buckingham's proposal for a partition of,
• urge James to defend the Palatinate,
• renew the war with Spain,
• send Commissioners to England to treat on the restitution of goods taken in the East,
• partition of, proposed by James,
• offer to take Mansfeld into their service,
• proposal of James for a joint English and Spanish attack on,
• proposal of James for a joint English and Spanish attack on,
• agree to the convoy of a Dunkirk privateer to a Flemish port,
• are invited by James to form an alliance with him,
• send commissioners to ask for English aid,
• signature of a treaty for sending English soldiers to the help of,
• overtures for peace made by Spain to,
• are urged by the French to allow Mansfeld to land in their territory,
• give a reluctant consent,
• lend money for the payment of Mansfeld's troops,
• offer to lend ships for an attack on Genoa,
• agree to lend ships to France to be used against Rochelle,
• give security for a loan for Mansfeld's army,
• agree to furnish ships for the fleet against Spain,
• agree to the treaty of Southampton with Charles,
• agree, by the Treaty of the Hague, to furnish supplies to the King of Denmark,
• Buckingham wishes a suspension of arms with Spain to be accepted by,
• mission of Carleton to urge the acceptance of reasonable terms of peace by,
• wish to remain on good terms with both England and France,
• are indignant at Charles's proposal to make peace with Spain,
• restitution of captured East Indiamen to,
• disapprove of Charles's wish to make peace with Spain,
• treaty signed between England and Spain for the partition of the territory of,
• the Spanish Netherlands urged to declare their independence by,
• conference at the Hague between the deputies of, and those of the obedient provinces,
• continue to negotiate with the obedient provinces,
• make a treaty with France, by which they are to receive an annual payment,
• revival of the project for partitioning the dominions of,
• agree with France for the partition of the Spanish Netherlands,
• send ambassadors to demand the hand of the Princess Mary for Prince William of Orange,