Index of Gardiner's History of England

Calvert, Sir George,

• becomes Secretary of State,
• asks for supply,
• explains that the King allows liberty of speech,
• makes a demand for money for an army,
• announces James's wish to refer Bacon's case to a new tribunal,
• gives explanations on the imprisonment of Sandys,
• asks for an immediate grant of supply,
• accepts Coke's explanation of the King's attack on the privileges of the Commons,
• advocates a more decided policy in Germany,
• reads the public articles of the marriage treaty at Whitehall,
• negotiates with the Spanish ambassadors on the relaxation of the penal laws.
• listens to a proposal from the Spanish ambassadors for the pacification of Germany,
• votes against war with Spain,
• resigns the Secretaryship and declares himself a Catholic,
• is created Lord Baltimore,
• See Calvert, George
• See Baltimore, 1st Lord