Index of Gardiner's History of England

Palatinate, the,

• Maximilian recommends an invasion of,
• Philip III. agrees to the dismemberment of,
• James is asked to defend,
• general contribution and volunteers for,
• voluntary contribution for the defence of,
• Perrot's motion that the House of Commons shall declare in favour of the defence of,
• declaration of the Commons for the defence of,
• plan of the Spanish Council of State for giving it to Frederick's son, who is to be educated as a Catholic,
• resolution of the Spanish Council of State to satisfy the King of England about,
• Nethersole's mission to inform James of the state of,
• James addresses a summons to Spain to aid in procuring the restitution of,
• assurances given by Olivares to Bristol concerning,
• Spanish answer to the English demand for the restoration of,
• anxiety of Olivares to make a compromise about,
• wish of the Spanish Council of State to get as much as possible of,
• scheme of Olivares for the settlement of,
• opinion of James on the Spanish proposal about,
• James expects Philip to give assurance of the restitution of,
• resolution of Charles not to marry the Infanta without the restitution of,
• declaration of Philip that he is ready to do good offices for the ultimate restitution of,
• James's determination to regain,
• fresh Spanish offers for the restitution of,
• the Lords condemn the treaty for the restoration of,
• James declares the dissolution of the treaty for the restoration of,
• inability of Lafuente to give James satisfaction about,
• despatch sent by James to announce the final breach of the negotiation for the restoration of,
• Louis is not anxious to reconquer,
• vague promise given by Louis about,
• Alford asserts that the Commons had not engaged in 1624 to make an attempt to recover,
• declaration of Rubens that it will be difficult to effect the restitution of,
• Charles's foreign policy confined to an effort to regain,
• the Prince of Orange refuses to come to an understanding with Charles for the recovery of,
• Olivares rejects Cottington's demand for a positive engagement for the restitution of,
• attempt of Charles to bargain with Gustavus for the restitution of,
• terms proposed by Gustavus for the restitution of,
• Charles prohibits an invitation to contribute alms for the exiles from,
• Charles refuses to join the French in an attempt to recover,
• Charles wishes the Emperor to surrender in exchange for Lorraine,
• overtures made by Richelieu to Charles about the restitution of,
• treaty proposed by Windebank to Onate concerning,
• fresh negotiation with Spain for the restitution of,
• proposal to send a Scottish army to,
• Charles issues a manifesto in favour of,