Index of Gardiner's History of England

Charles Lewis, Elector Palatine 1632,

• support given by Charles to,
• proposal of Charles to send him at the head of an army first to the Palatinate, and then to join the Duke of Feria
• is forbidden to go to the Palatinate,
• position assigned by the Peace of Prague to,
• is directed by Charles to make a formal submission to the Emperor,
• visits England,
• refusal of the French ambassador to give the title of Electoral Highness to,
• Necolalde gives the title to,
• proposal for the marriage of, with the Emperor's daughter,
• receives a degree at Cambridge, and confers degrees at Oxford.
• is allowed a pension by the King,
• proposed loan of ships to,
• preparations made for sending to sea,
• returns to Holland,
• buys the garrison of Meppen, but loses the place to the Imperialists,
• proposal to send a Scottish army to the aid of,
• negotiates with Bernhard of Weimar,
• sets out for Alsace, hoping to obtain the command of Bernhard's troops,
• passes Paris in disguise,
• is captured and imprisoned,
• absents himself from the marriage of the Princess Mary,
• manifesto in favour of,
• accompanies the King to Scotland,
• accompanies the King in the attempt on the five members,