Index of Gardiner's History of England

Rochelle,

• reception by James of commissioners from,
• is endangered by the erection of Fort Louis,
• ships borrowed from England and the States-General to be used against,
• preparation of the English ships lent for service against,
• reluctance of English captains to take part against,
• success of Soubise at,
• refusal of the English crews to serve against,
• Toiras breaks the peace by firing on the people of,
• defeat of Soubise off,
• proposal to send a fleet to bring away the English ships from,
• information of Charles's intention to relieve the town given to the deputies of,
• peace accepted by the deputies of,
• stoppage of English ships off,
• cool reception of Buckingham's overtures to,
• is threatened by the Duke of Angoulême,
• Buckingham's support requested by,
• is desirous that Buckingham shall continue the siege of St. Martin's,
• is blockaded by Richelieu,
• arrival of Denbigh's fleet at,
• failure of Denbigh's fleet to succour,
• famine at,
• desperate resistance of,
• increasing famine at,
• failure of Lindsey to relieve,
• capitulation of,