Index of Gardiner's History of England

Germany,

• results of the Reformation in,
• the ecclesiastical reservation in,
• Catholic reaction in,
• danger of the dissolution of the Empire in,
• opposition of the Union and the League in,
• danger arising from the disputed succession of Cleves and Juliers in,
• Lutheran party in,
• Calvinist party in,
• effect of the Bohemian revolution on,
• James's attempts to mediate in,
• Doncaster's mission to,
• mission of Wotton to,
• mission of Conway and Weston to,
• effect of the battle of Prague upon,
• contrast between France and,
• want of enthusiasm for Frederick in,
• plan adopted by the Spanish Council of State for the settlement of,
• English commissioners appointed to treat for peace in,
• James signs a treaty for a suspension of arms in Germany,
• course of the Thirty Years' War in,
• unwillingness of the House of Commons to engage in war in,
• the ecclesiastical territories in the north of,
• position of Christian IV. in,
• defeat of Mansfeld and Christian IV. in,
• end of English military intervention in,
• Pembroke and Dorchester wish Charles to intervene in,
• decline of English sympathy with the Protestants of,
• progress of Wallenstein in,
• issue of the Edict of Restitution in,
• peace of Luebeck in,
• dismissal of Wallenstein and landing of Gustavus in,
• Richelieu's diplomacy in,
• defeat of Tilly by Gustavus at Breitenfeld in,
• consequences of the battle of Breitenfeld in,
• fresh successes of Gustavus in,
• struggle between Gustavus and Wallenstein in,
• death of Gustavus in,
• growing influence of France in,
• Charles offers to join France in the war in,
• further growth of French influence in,
• increasing strength of the House of Austria in,
• results of the Imperialist victory at Nordlingen in,
• the signature of the Treaty of Prague in,
• Taylor's description of the miserable condition of,
• Arundel's mission to,
• Roe's report of the condition of,