Index of Gardiner's History of England

Frederick Henry (Prince of Orange, 1625)),

• receives with coldness Buckingham's proposal for a combined attack on Dunkirk,
• sends a message to Carleton to order Alleyne to leave the Texel,
• is informed by Charles of his wish to make peace with Spain,
• assumes the offensive against Spain,
• disapproves of Charles's wish to make peace with Spain,
• besieges Hertogenbosch,
• takes Hertogenbosch and Wesel, and refuses to come to an understanding with Charles for the recovery of the Palatinate,
• takes Venloo and Koermonde and besieges Maastricht,
• takes Maestricht and urges the Belgian provinces to declare their independence,
• captures Rhinberg,
• proposes to Richelieu a joint attack on Dunkirk,
• joins the French in an attack on the Spanish Netherlands,
• grants toleration to the Arminians,
• receives Mary de Medicis with respect,
• aid expected by Charles from,
• is expected by Charles to send material assistance,
• Charles applies for aid to,
• advises Charles to keep clear of war,
• Henrietta Maria proposes to marry the Prince of Wales to the daughter of,
• proposes to offer the mediation of the States between the King and the Parliament,
• withdraws his countenance from the Queen,