Index of Gardiner's History of England

Dunkirk,

• ships from, blockaded in the Downs,
• Buckingham proposes an attack on,
• cool reception by Frederick Henry of Buckingham's proposal for a joint attack on,
• Charles asks Spain to cede,
• danger to England from a French occupation of,
• increased importance of the possession of,
• proposal for an attack by the French and Dutch on,
• Portland stigmatises an attack on, as a breach of international law,
• Charles expects the French and Dutch will besiege,
• vessels convoyed by Lindsey to,
• Charles declares that he will vindicate, his subjects' right to trade with,
• money conveyed by an English ship from Spain to,
• expected French attack on,
• money conveyed to, by Windebank's orders,
• reinforcements sent to Oquendo from,
• escape of part of Oquendo's fleet to,