Index of Gardiner's History of England

Roe, Sir Thomas,

• embassy of, to Agra,
• advises a condemnation of the patent for alehouses,
• speaks in the debate on Floyd's case,
• wishes aid to be sent to the King of Denmark,
• is sent on a mission to the Hague,
• is sent on a mission to the Baltic,
• receives no despatches from England,
• joins a French ambassador in mediating between Gustavus and Poland,
• doubts the success of Hamilton's levies,
• rejoices at the victories of Gustavus,
• political advice of,
• fails to obtain a Secretaryship of State,
• regrets the neglect of Charles to support Gustavus,
• objects to see Dunkirk in the hands of the French,
• gives an opinion on ship-money,
• attends the Congress of Hamburg,
• thinks that the resistance of Scotland is fatal to the reputation of England on the Continent,
• gives an account of the miseries of Germany,
• becomes a Privy Councillor, and argues against the debasement of the coinage,
• is sent to ask the City for a loan on the ground that negotiations will be opened with the Scots,
• is sent on another mission to Germany,