Index of Gardiner's History of England

Falkland, 2nd Viscount, 1613 (Lucius Cary),

• early life of,
• his life at Great Tew,
• appreciates Ben Jonson,
• writes verses in praise of the King's sovereignty of the seas,
• engages in religious controversy,
• compared with Chillingworth,
• replies to Walter Montague,
• objects to impeaching Strafford till the whole truth has been discovered,
• speaks against ship-money,
• attacks Finch,
• fears that Presbyterianism will be tyrannical,
• speaks for the reformation, and against the abolition, of episcopacy,
• suggests a compromise,
• declares that the Lords had acted justly in giving Strafford time to prepare his defence,
• supports the Attainder Bill,
• comes to an understanding with Hampden, that episcopacy is to be reformed,
• opposes the Root-and-Branch Bill,
• is a member of the Committee of Defence,
• thinks that the English Parliament should take no notice of the Incident,
• his share of responsibility in the Parliamentary conflict,
• objects to the Bishops' Exclusion Bill,
• objects to the employment of Scottish troops in Ireland,
• tells Cromwell that the final debate on the Grand Remonstrance will take time,
• complains of the hard measure dealt out to bishops and Arminians,
• his conversation with Cromwell,
• becomes Secretary of State,
• signs the Protestation of the Peers at York,