Index of Gardiner's History of England

Ferdinand II. (Emperor, 1618)

• visits Maximilian,
• promises to transfer Frederick's Electorate to him,
• defends Vienna against Bethlen Gabor,
• advocates the invasion of the Palatinate,
• view taken of Frederick's conduct by,
• puts Frederick to the ban,
• proposes to convoke an Assembly at Ratisbon,
• opposition evoked by his proposal to deprive Frederick of the Electorate,
• suspects Frederick's sincerity,
• hesitates to reject Digby's terms,
• offers to treat,
• orders Maximilian to attack Mansfeld,
• consents to a suspension of arms,
• agrees to Digby's plan for a pacification,
• recommends the plan to Maximilian,
• secretly confers Frederick's Electorate on Maximilian,
• discovery of his transference of the Electorate,
• sends Schwarzenberg to England,
• informs James of his intention to hold an Assembly at Ratisbon,
• throws the blame of the continuance of the war on Frederick and Mansfeld,
• orders Tilly to besiege Heidelberg,
• refuses to abandon his resolution to transfer the Electorate,
• expels the Lutheran clergy from Bohemia,
• proposes the transference of the Electorate at Ratisbon,
• confers the Electorate on Maximilian,
• disputes the succession of the Duke of Nevers to the Duchy of Mantua,
• issues the Edict of Restitution,
• makes peace with Christian IV. at Luebeck,
• dismisses Wallenstein,
• refuses to take the advice of Olivares,
• maintains the Edict of Restitution,
• neglects the advice of Spain,
• failure of the system of,
• effects of his renewed alliance with Spain,
• signs the Peace of Prague,
• gives hopes to Taylor of the restitution of the Palatinate,
• rejects Arundel's demands,
• See Ferdinand, Archduke (Duke of Styria, &c.)