@files@48057@48057-h@48057-h-11.htm.html#Page_257" class="pginternal">257;

attitude towards Anne Boleyn, 255

Frobisher, 378, 379

Froude, J. A., cited, 53, 59, 329

G

Gardiner, Bishop, introduces Cranmer to Henry VIII., 242;

Henry’s attitude towards, 185;

on the divorce, 127, 247, 252;

excluded from Council of Executors, 198, 209, 218, 258;

imprisoned, 219, 221;

deprived of his see, 231, 268;

attitude towards Cranmer, 247, 261;

otherwise mentioned, 150, 154, 179, 187, 210, 263

Germany, Cromwell’s relations with, 146–148, 152–154;

Peasants’ war, 97–98

Gilbert, Humphrey, 363–365, 371–372

Gondomar (Spanish Ambassador), 389, 390

Greater Britain, 362

Greek, study of, 78

Grenville, Richard, 373, 375, 339, 380

Grey, Lady Jane, 228, 267, 282, 283, 286

Grey, Katharine, 307

Grocyn, 79, 81

Gueran de Espes, Don (Spanish Ambassador), 294, 329, 330, 333

H

Hales, 267

Hatton, 370

Hawkins, Captain John, 310, 317, 367, 378, 383

Heath, Bishop, 231, 268

Henry VII., King, early years of, 5–7;

position as king, 7–9;

moderation, 9, 28;

fines and confiscations, 10–11, 13;

52, 179–180

Somerset’s attitude towards, 227

Wolsey’s treatment of, 51, 95

Parma, Duke of, 315, 343, 347

Parr, Katharine, 197, 228–229

Peasants’ War in Germany, 97–98

Perrot, Sir John, 192

Philip II., King of Spain, policy of, 295, 304;

embarrassments, 331;

rapprochement with Elizabeth, 338;

annexation of Portugal, 344;

death, 318

Pilgrimage of Grace, 143

Pinkie Cleugh, 215–216

Pole, Cardinal, 120, 144, 271–273

Pollard, A. F., cited, 206

Proclamation, government by, 210

R

Raleigh, Sir Walter, family and early years of, 363–364;

voyage with Humphrey Gilbert, 364;

in Ireland, 364–365;

at Court, 365, 370, 378;

Elizabeth’s relations with, 356;

anti-Spanish policy, 366, 377, 386;

Spanish negotiations story, 366–367;

1568–1581, 369;

knighted, 372;

expeditions to Virginia, 372–375;

the Lisbon expedition, 378;

disgrace and imprisonment, 379;

marriage with Elizabeth Throgmorton, 379;

expedition to the Orinoco, 381–382;

Cadiz expedition, 383;

restored to favour at Court, 384;

the Islands voyage, 384;

tried for treason under James, 386;

appeal for life, 389;

twelve years’ imprisonment, 387;

writings, 362, 387, 388;

release and last voyage, 389–390;

return and execution, 390–391;

estimate, 361–363

Reformation:

Act in Restraint of Appeals, 135, 137

Annates Act, 132, 135, _227" class="pginternal">227, 232

Tudor absolutism, 12

Tunstal, Bishop, 84, 164–165, 211, 218, 231, 258, 268

U

“Utopia,” 85-94, 98–99, 241

V

Villiers, George, 389

Virginia, 372–375

W

Walsingham, Sir Francis, family and early years of, 328;

residence abroad, 328;

employed on secret service, 328–330;

Ambassador in France, 330, 332–334, 337–338;

appointed Secretary of State, 339;

Netherlands mission, 341–342;

Protestant sympathies, 280, 306, 343, 348;

relations with Queen Elizabeth, 279–280, 342–343;

relations with Burghley, 326, 346, 356;

on colonial expansion, 372;

mission to Paris, 344–347;

measures against the Queen of Scots, 353–355;

closing years and death, 356–357, 377;

characteristics, 325–327;

estimate, 326–327

Warbeck, Perkin, 9, 11, 18

Warham, Archbishop, 134, 241, 246

Warwick (Dudley). See Northumberland

Warwick, Richard Earl of, 4, 5, 7–9

Welsh ancestry, 282

Western rising (1549), 230, 261–262

Weston, Dean, 271

Whitgift, Archbishop, 320

Wiltshire, Earl of, 179, 245

Wriothesly, Lord Chancellor, 209, 218, 328

Wolsey, Cardinal, family and early years of, 38;

rise, 40;

aims, 24, 36, 49;

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