Index of Gardiner's History of England

Windebank, Sir Francis,

• becomes Secretary of State,
• is appointed to carry on a negotiation with Necolalde,
• is ordered to seize Coke's papers,
• becomes a Commissioner of the Treasury,
• quarrel of Laud with,
• takes Bagg's part in the Star Chamber,
• character of,
• negotiates with Panzani,
• converses with Panzani on the employment of an armed force for the suppression of Puritanism, and on the terms of reunion with Rome,
• thinks that the reunion will not be effected for a century,
• assures Panzani that Parliament is not about to be summoned,
• refuses to change his religion, but informs Panzani that he has the King's orders to treat on the reunion,
• Juxon attempts to reconcile Laud to,
• is imprisoned for a short time for sending Spanish money to the Netherlands,
• proposes to Onate a secret treaty about the Palatinate,
• orders Northumberland to explain away the story of Fielding's failure to induce the Dutch fishing-boats to take the King's licences,
• votes for war with Scotland,
• is ordered to exaggerate the number of men sent to reinforce the King's army,
• supports a scheme for forcing the City to lend money,
• demands money for the protection of Oquendo's fleet,
• talks like a Catholic to Rossetti,
• reads the letter from the Scots to Louit in the House of Commons,
• brings a message from the Queen to Rossetti, asking him to obtain money and men from the Pope,
• sees no difficulty in collecting an army against the Scots,
• is accused of favouring the Catholics, and takes to flight,