Index of Gardiner's History of England

Rossetti, Count,

• is surprised at the liberty enjoyed by Catholics in England,
• asks the Queen for protection against the Parliament,
• thinks Strafford to be a Puritan,
• is requested by Windebank to write to the Pope for money and men,
• placards set up proposing the murder of,
• suggests to the Queen that she should apply for help to the King of France,
• the Queen wishes to prevent the dismissal of,
• applies to the Queen on behalf of Goodman,
• Richelieu refuses to interfere on behalf of,
• Charles announces that the Queen is ready to dismiss,
• recommends Henrietta Maria to try to convert the King,
• is again urged by the Queen to obtain help from the Pope,
• Charles consents to dismiss,
• last interview of Charles and the Queen with,
• leaves England and establishes himself first at Ghent, and then at Cologne,