Index of Gardiner's History of England

Spain,

• extent of the monarchy of,
• prospect of peace with,
• change in the policy of,
• negotiations opened at London for a peace with,
• terms of the treaty of peace with,
• proclamation of the peace with,
• English pensioners of,
• defeat by the Dutch of the fleet of,
• ill-treatment of Englishmen by the Inquisition in,
• fresh proposal for a marriage between Prince Henry and the Infanta Anne made in,
• English trade with,
• delay of justice in the courts of,
• complaints of the English merchants of their treatment in,
• agrees to a cessation of arms in the Netherlands,
• renews its overtures for the marriage of Prince Henry,
• negotiates for peace with the Netherlands,
• attempts to gain the alliance of France,
• agrees to the Truce of Antwerp,
• case of the English merchants in,
• proposal for a marriage between the Prince of Wales and the Infanta Anne made by the ambassador of,
• negotiation about the marriage carried on by Digby in,
• Digby endeavours to obtain justice for the English merchants in,
• proposal to appoint English consuls in,
• Zuniga's mission to James from,
• attempts to promise the election of the Archduke Albert as Emperor,
• failure of Digby's efforts in favour of the English merchants in,
• fears in England of an invasion from,
• pensioners of,
• marriage treaty with England again proposed to,
• consultations on the marriage treaty in,
• Digby conducts an informal negotiation on the marriage treaty in,
• negotiations formally opened by Digby in,
• cool reception of the proposal for an English expedition against Algiers in,
• a small sum of money sent to Matthias from,
• Lerma driven from power in,
• economical condition of,
• the English mediation in Bohemia accepted by,
• preparation of a fleet in,
• is urged by Maximilian to support the Emperor,
• fear of a general war felt in,
• wish for peace in,
• carries on a negotiation with the Prince of Orange,
• renewal of its war with the Netherlands,
• opposes the transference of Frederick's Electorate to Maximilian,
• desire for peace in,
• refuses to accept an extension of territory,
• scheme for the abdication of Frederick adopted by,
• sends a fleet to the Channel,
• the Lords condemn the treaties with,
• popularity of a war against,
• petition of the Commons against,
• despatch from James announcing the end of the negotiations with,
• threatening position of the monarchy of,
• unavowed hostilities with,
• open breach of Charles with,
• negotiation of Du Fargis for a treaty between France and,
• acceptance by France of the Treaty of Barcelona with,
• overtures made by Buckingham to,
• refuses to make peace with the Dutch without the opening of the Scheldt and the renunciation by the Stales-General of their independence,
• is exhausted by the siege of Breda,
• agreement made by France for a common action against England with,
• hope entertained by Charles of peace with,
• anxiety of Buckingham for peace with,
• Charles hopes for a new alliance with,
• takes part in the quarrel for the succession of Mantua and Montferrat,
• mission of Rubens to England to pave the way to a peace with,
• resolution of Charles to treat with,
• embassy of Cottington to,
• treaty signed at Madrid with,
• multiplicity of the interests of,
• the people in the Spanish Netherlands are discontented with the government of,
• refuses to come to terms with the independent Netherlands, unless Pernambuco is surrendered,
• articles of a treaty with, prepared in England,
• money carried by an English ship to Dunkirk from,
• fresh overtures of Charles to,
• failure of Charles to form an alliance with,
• fresh attempt of Charles to form an alliance with,
• English vessels chartered to bring troops from,
• negotiations with, on the treatment of Oquendo's fleet,
• ambassadors arrive in England to negotiate an alliance with,
• Strafford tries to obtain a loan from,
• Strafford again presses for a loan from,
• fresh attempt of Strafford to obtain a loan from,
• Portugal declares its independence of,