Though the association … Birch, 1848, vol. 1, p. 252.
By the time John Lambe … ESL, Oiii5; Birch, 1848, vol. 1, p. 169; Bellany, 2008, pp. 58–61.
Whatever play was put on that day … Bellany, 2008, pp. 37–9; Anon., 1628; Goldstein, 1979.
The Scrivener’s Tale
A few hundred yards … DNB, John Felton (d.1628).
News of its damning indictment … Lockyer, 2014, p. 442.
Felton, it emerged … Bellany and Cogswell, 2015, loc. 7685; Wotton, 1642, p. 23; Holstun, 1992, p. 527.
I Am the Man
News of the emergency … Long, 1888, pp. 44–5.
On 22 August, George wrote … Lockyer, 2014, p. 453.
Sad Affliction’s Darksome Night
In London, the Tuscan agent … Salvetti and Skrine, 1887, p. 162.
With zeal and justice … DNB, John Felton (d.1628).
In one of the many editions … Anon., 1649, sig. [A3r].
Of honour, power, and pleasure … ESL, Pi21, Pi22; Bellany and Cogswell, 2015, loc. 7695.
Here lies the best and worst … ‘Epitaph on the Duke of Buckingham’, cited in Shirley, 1833, vol. 6, p. 449.
Index
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Abbot, George, Archbishop of Canterbury
advice to George
advice to James
death of James
George and Charles return from Spain
support for George
Alleyn, Edward
Anne of Austria
appearance
household
marriage
relationship with George
Anne of Denmark
brother’s visit
character
children
death
family background
illnesses
jewels
last illness
male favourites
marriage
relationship with George
relationship with George’s mother
relationship with husband, King James
religion
residence
son Charles’s marriage
will
Antwerp
Apethorpe
Armstrong, Archie
Aston, Ann
Aston, Sir Roger
Aston, Sir Walter
Atkins, Dr Henry
Aubrey, John
Bacon, Sir Francis
advice to George
Attorney General
Carr’s prosecution
character
exile
fall
George’s titles and lands
investigation and impeachment
Keeper of the Seal
king’s finances
lifestyle
Lord Chancellor
on ambition
on Charles
on James
relationship with George
residence
rivalry with Coke
scholarship
sexuality
Villiers marriage issues
Bacon, Nicholas
Badger, Tom
Bagg, Sir James
Baker, John
Bautru, Nicolas de
Bavaria, Duke of
Baynard’s Castle plotters
Beaumont, Anthony
Beaumont, Francis
Beaumont, Henry
Beton, Dr David
Bill, John
Breda, siege of
Brett, Arthur
Brett, Nicholas
Brienne, Comte de
Buckingham, Duke of see Villiers (George)
Burlamachi, Philip
Burley-on-the-Hill
Busino, Horatio
Butler, Piers
Cade, Anthony
Cadiz, British naval expedition
commander
departure of fleet
disaster
George’s responsibility
planning
return of fleet
Calvert, George
Carew, Henry, Earl of Totnes
Carleton, Dudley
Carleton, Dr George
Carr, Robert, Earl of Somerset
appearance
correspondence
court attitudes to
fall
family background
friends and allies
general pardon issue
honours and status
jealousy of George
marriage
Overbury poisoning
plot against
prosecution
relationship with James
trial and conviction
Carr, William
Casaubon, Isaac
Cecil, Lady Diana
Cecil, Sir Edward
Cecil, Robert, Earl of Salisbury
Cecil House
Chamberlain, John
on Cadiz disaster
on Charles’s dancing
on court rumours
on French marriage plans
on Garter investiture
on George’s reputation
on James’s death
on James’s finances
on James’s illness
on military expedition
on return of Charles and George
on Spanish marriage plans
on Villiers family
Chambers, Dr James
Charles I (Prince Charles, Prince of Wales)
appearance
appearances before Parliament
arrival in Madrid
art collection
Banqueting House presentation to MPs
birth
brother Henry’s death
brother Henry’s funeral
Carr pardon issue
character
charged with involvement in his father’s death
charges against Digby
charges against George struck from official record
childhood
children
coronation
Council of War
courtly culture
courtship of infanta
defence of George
departure from Madrid
dissolution of Parliament during case against George
Eikon Basilike
father’s funeral
father’s last illness
finances
foreign policy
general pardon for George
general pardon for Harvey
government
health
Henrietta Maria’s arrival
Henrietta Maria’s journey to England
imprisonment
imprisonment of Digges and Eliot
investigation of father’s last illness
marriage
marriage plans (Henrietta Maria)
marriage plans (Infanta Maria)
mother’s will
Personal Rule
portrayal in A Game at Chess
possible involvement in father’s death
proclaimed king
reception of Spanish ambassadors
relationship with brother Henry
relationship with father
relationship with George
relationship with Henrietta Maria
relationship with Parliament
religious position
response to charges against George
response to death of George
response to Lambe’s murder
response to Spanish plot against George
return to London
secret expedition to Spain
Southwick House stay
at Spanish court
Spanish marriage nego
tiations
stammer
supporters (junta)
titles
trapped in Madrid
trial and execution
Twelfth Night masque
war policy
Charles II
Chevreuse, Duc de
Chevreuse, Duchesse de
Christian IV, King of Denmark
Coke, Clem
Coke, Sir Edward
Coke, Elizabeth (wife of above) see Hatton
Coke, Frances (daughter of above) see Villiers
Coloma, Carlos
Committee of Twelve
Compton, Sir Thomas
Compton, William, Lord
Conway, Sir Edward
on Charles’s accession
on George’s grief for James
on James’s health
on return of Charles
support for George
Corona Regia
Cottington, Sir Francis
Cotton, Sir Robert
Council of War
Craig, Dr John
career
complaint to Charles
complaint to George about his medical treatments
evidence to Commons Committee
dismissal
imprisonment
James’s last illness
Cranfield, Lionel
Cross, Robert
Crown Jewels
Culpeper, Nicholas
Danby, Martin
D’Ewes, Simonds
on religious debate
on return of Charles and George
on shock on reading accusations of James
on Spanish marriage plans
D’Effiat, Marquis
Denmark House
The Devil and the Duke (‘scurvy book’)
Digby, George
Digby, John, Earl of Bristol
accusations against George
appearance
charges against
house arrest
imprisonment in Tower
invited by James to return to London
Madrid arrival of Charles and George
Palatinate policy
portrayal in A Game at Chess
recalled from Madrid
relationship with Anne of Denmark
relationship with George
relationship with George’s mother
return from Madrid
son’s appeal to Parliament
Spanish marriage negotiations
trial
Digges, Dudley
Digges, Thomas
Donne, John
Droman, David
Drummond, Dominic
Drummond, Jane
Earle, John
Edmondes, Sir Thomas
Egerton, Thomas
Eglisham, George
account of Hamilton’s death
account of Hamilton’s son’s marriage
account of king’s death
accuracy of accounts
accusations against George
author of The Forerunner of Revenge
background
friendship with James Hamilton
Eliot, Sir John
background
case against George
character
Committee of Twelve
imprisonment in Tower
investigation of George
relationship with George
relationship with Pembroke
St Pierre case
speeches in Parliament
Vice Admiral of Devon
view of Cadiz expedition
Elisabeth of France
Elizabeth, daughter of James, the ‘Winter Queen’ of Bohemia
British policy towards
brother Charles’s Spanish marriage plans
children
coronation of husband
exile in the Hague
portrayal in A Game at Chess
wedding
Elizabeth I, Queen of England
Elwes, Sir Gervase
Epernon, Duc d’
Erskine, Thomas, Lord Fenton, Earl of Kellie
Farnham Castle
‘Fatal Vesper’
Feilding, Mary (George’s niece)
Feilding, Susan, Countess of Denbigh (née Villiers, George’s sister)
arrival of Henrietta Maria
childhood
daughter’s marriage
letters from George
marriage plans
portrait
Feilding, William, Earl of Denbigh
Felton, John
Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor
Fiennes, William, Lord Saye
Finit, Sir John
The Forerunner of Revenge upon the Duke of Buckingham
Fortune Playhouse
Francesco, Don (François de Carondelet)
Frederick, Count Palatine, King of Bohemia
British policy towards
brother-in-law Charles’s Spanish marriage negotiations
children
crowned King of Bohemia
defeat at Battle of the White Mountain
exile in the Hague
loss of Palatinate
Spanish policy towards
wedding
Frederick Henry (son of above, grandson of James)
A Game at Chess (play)
Garnett, Henry
Giambologna (Jean Boulogne)
Gibb, Henry
Glanville, John
Globe Theatre
Goadby Marwood
Gondomar, Conde de
Charles’s arrival in Madrid
Charles’s journey to Madrid
departure from London
envoy to James
at French court
infanta’s marriage negotiations
masque at Whitehall
Parliamentary proceedings
portrayal in A Game at Chess
recalled to Madrid
relationship with Charles
relationship with George
relationship with James
return to London
return to London cancelled
return to London planned
spies
Goring, Sir George
Gotly
Graham, Sir John
Graham, Sir Richard
Gramont, Comte de
Great Britain, use of term
Gresley, Walsingham
Grymesdyche, Elizabeth (née Aston)
Grymesdyche, John
Hamilton, James, second Marquis of Hamilton
Hamilton, James, third Marquis of Hamilton (son of above)
Hamilton, John, first Marquis of Hamilton
Harvey, Dr William
attendance through James’s last illness
career
medical treatments
relationship with Charles
royal pardon
testimony to Commons committee
Hastings, Frances
Hatton, Sir Christopher
Hatton, Lady Elizabeth
Hay, Archibald
Hay, James, Earl of Carlisle
Heatley, Alexander
Henrietta Maria
appearance
arrival in England
betrothal
character
children
dowry
entourage
George’s plans to escort her to England
journey to England
marriage
marriage negotiations
marriage proposal
meeting Charles and George
possible bride for Charles
relationship with Charles
relationship with George
religion
wedding by proxy
Henry, Prince of Wales
Henry, Professor John
Herbert, Edward
Herbert, Sir Henry
Herbert, Philip, Earl of Montgomery
&n
bsp; Herbert, William, Earl of Pembroke
case against George
relationship with George
relationship with James
support for George
view of Spanish marriage
Herbert, William (son of above)
Heyricke, Sir William
Hinojosa, Marquis de
Hogg, Christopher
Holcroft, Sir Thomas
Holland, Hugh
Holles, Sir John
House of the Seven Chimneys, Madrid
Howard, Charles
Howard, Frances, Countess of Somerset
Howard, Sir Robert
Howard, Thomas
Howard, Thomas, Earl of Arundel
Howard family
Howell, James
Hugon, Piero
Hurtado de Mendoza, Diego
Ignatius of Loyola, St
Ignoramus (play)
Isabella, Archduchess, governor of the Spanish Netherlands
James I, King of England (VI of Scotland)
accession to English throne
affection for George’s daughter
appearance
body lying in state
brother-in-law Christian’s visit
Carr pardon issue
character
childhood
court
daughter’s marriage
death
embassy to Spain
entertainments
fatherhood
‘favourites’
finances
first encounter with George
foreign policy
funeral
general pardon for George
George’s illness
Hamilton marriage story
health
House of Lords appearances
hunting at Theobalds
invitation to Digby
last illness
Mansfeld mission
marriage
medical team
medical treatments
‘Metaphorical Invention’ poem
monopolies
papal dispensation for son Charles’s French marriage
papal dispensation for son Charles’s Spanish marriage
peace policy
poison probably involved in his death
poisoning opportunity, means and motive
poisoning rumours
proclamation against discussion of state matters
progresses
public mood towards
reception of Spanish ambassadors
relationship with Carr
relationship with George
relationship with George’s mother
relationship with George’s wife
relationship with Gondomar
relationship with mother
relationship with Parliament
relationship with son Charles
relationship with Villiers family
relationship with wife Anne
religious position
response to A Game at Chess
return of Charles and George from Spain
Scottish visit
scurrilous publications about
secret meetings with Spanish representatives
son Charles’s marriage plans
son Charles’s secret expedition to Spain
son Henry’s death
Spanish plot against George
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