INDEX
- Adrian VI., Pope, election of, 87, 88;
- Agostino, Wolsey's physician, 199, 200.
- Albany, James, Duke of, made Regent of Scotland, 69;
- Alcock, John, Bishop of Ely, 141.
- Amicable Loan, 111, 112.
- Angus, Archibald, Earl of, marries Queen-Dowager Margaret, 69;
- in France and England, 107.
- Ardres, fortification of, 68.
- Bainbridge, Thomas, Archbishop of York, 29-39.
- Blunt, Elizabeth, 118.
- Boleyn, Anne, Henry VIII.'s passion for, 152;
- Bourbon, Constable of, revolts from Francis I., 94;
- Bruges, Wolsey meets Charles V. at, 77, 78.
- Buckingham, Duke of, executed, 70, 71.
- Buttes, Doctor, 192, 193.
- Calais, meeting of Henry VIII. and Charles V. at, 63;
- conference at, 73-82.
- Cambrai, League of, 8, 9, 14, 15;
- Campeggio, Cardinal, sent to England, 164, 165;
- Cardinal College, 143, 144, 196.
- Carey, Eleanor, 166.
- Cavendish, George, memoir of Wolsey quoted, 156, 158, 175, 200-205;
- Cawood Castle, Wolsey at, 197, 199-201.
- Charles, Prince of Castile, betrothed to Mary of England, 32;
- betrothed to Renée of France, 37;
- King of Spain, 44;
- goes to Spain, 46;
- elected Emperor Charles V., 52-54;
- seeks interview with Henry VIII., 58;
- pensions Wolsey, 59;
- in England, 61;
- meets Henry VIII. at Calais, 63;
- his marriage projects, 67;
- attacked by Francis I., 72;
- meets Wolsey at Bruges, 77, 78;
- his policy in papal election, 85-88;
- visits London, 89;
- allied with Henry VIII., 90;
- negotiations with, about marriage, 116-118;
- makes peace of Cambrai, 178.
- Charles VIII., 6.
- Chièvres, death of, 74.
- Clement VII., Pope, attacked in Rome, 121;
- Cromwell, Thomas, early life of, 188;
- Dacre, Lord, Warden of the Western Marches, 70;
- defends Carlisle against Albany, 92.
- De Praet, 108, 109.
- Dorset, Marquis of, 19;
- commands in Guienne, 23.
- Ferdinand, King of Aragon, 5;
- Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester, 145, 155, 156, 175.
- Fitzroy, Henry, Duke of Richmond, 118.
- Flodden Field, Battle of, 26.
- Fox, Richard, Bishop of Winchester, 20, 22, 137, 141.
- Francis I., King of France, accession of, 35, 36;
- wins Duchy of Milan, 38;
- makes treaty of Noyon, 44;
- candidate for the empire, 52-55;
- seeks interview with Henry VIII., 57;
- pensions Wolsey, 59;
- at Field of Cloth of Gold, 62;
- attacks Charles V., 72;
- his unpopularity, 90;
- captured at Pavia, 109;
- signs treaty of Madrid, 120;
- makes peace with England, 122;
- interview of Wolsey with, at Amiens, 157;
- makes peace of Cambrai, 178.
- Frundsberg, George, 121.
- Gardiner, Stephen, ambassador to Clement VII., 161-163;
- Gattinara, Ercurino della, negotiates with Tunstal, 68;
- Gigli, Silvestro dei, Bishop of Worcester, 29, 38.
- Greene, John, 113.
- Guienne, scheme for conquest of, 16, 17;
- its failure, 23.
- Guisnes, 61, 62.
- Hampton Court, 116.
- Henry VII., policy of, 10, 11, 20, 21-30, 124.
- Henry VIII., accession of, 11;
- joins Holy League, 16;
- his Council, 22;
- his expedition into France, 25;
- abandoned by Ferdinand and Maximilian, 28;
- allies with Louis XII., 32-35;
- asks for Wolsey's cardinalate, 33, 39;
- his dealings with Maximilian, 41-45;
- a candidate for the empire, 53-55;
- allies with Charles V., 90;
- costliness of his policy, 102;
- his management of Parliament, 129;
- question of his divorce, 151;
- rebukes Wolsey, 167-170;
- his last interview with Wolsey, 181, 182.
- Howard, Sir Edward, 24.
- James V., set up King of Scotland, 108.
- Jordan, Isabella, 166.
- Julius II., Pope, and Italian politics, 9, 15.
- Katharine, Queen of England, 13, 16;
- Kingston, Sir William, 202-207.
- Knight, secretary, sent to Rome, 158-161.
- Lady Margaret Professorships, 145.
- League, the Italian, 6, 7.
- —— of Cambrai, 8, 9, 14, 15.
- —— the Holy, 16.
- Legate, Wolsey nominated, 50;
- his legatine courts, 147.
- Leicester Abbey, death of Wolsey at, 203-206.
- Leo X., Pope, accession of, 27;
- Lincoln, Wolsey Dean of, 22;
- Bishop of, 29.
- Longueville, Duke of, 32.
- Louis XI., King of France, his policy, 5.
- Louis XII., King of France, and League of Cambrai, 9, 10;
- Louise of Savoy, mother of Francis I., makes peace with England, 119.
- Lymington, Wolsey Vicar of, 19.
- Madrid, Treaty of, 120.
- Magdalen College, Oxford, 18, 19.
- Margaret, queen of James IV. of Scotland, marries Earl of Angus, 69;
- Marignano, battle of, 38.
- Mary, Princess, daughter of Henry VII., married to Louis XII., 32;
- marries Duke of Suffolk, 37.
- Mary, Princess, daughter of Henry VIII., married by proxy to Dauphin, 49;
- Maximilian, Emperor, joins Italian League, 6;
- Medici, Guilio dei, candidate for the Papacy, 87;
- Montdidier, capture of, 97.
- More, Sir Thomas, Speaker in 1523, 103-105;
- Chancellor, 190.
- Nanfan, Sir Richard, 19.
- Norfolk, Thomas Howard I., Duke of, 30, 34.
- Norfolk, Thomas Howard II., Duke of, puts down tumult, 113, 114;
- Norwich, tumult in, 113.
- Noyon, Treaty of, 44, 45.
- Oxford, Wolsey's influence in, 145-147.
- Pace, Richard, his mission to Maximilian, 41-43;
- Parliament, of 1523, 103, 105;
- Paulet, Sir Amyas, 19.
- Pavia, battle of, 109.
- Picardy, invasion of, 90.
- Putney, Wolsey at, 187.
- St. Alban's, Wolsey made Abbot of, 83.
- Sanctuary, right of, 135.
- Scrooby, Wolsey at, 195.
- Sheffield Park, Wolsey at, 202.
- Southwell, Wolsey at, 194.
- Spinelly, Thomas, 31.
- Standish, Henry, 135-138.
- Stile, John, 31.
- Suffolk, Charles Brandon, Duke of, 30;
- Surrey, Thomas Howard I., Earl of, member of Henry VII.'s Council, 22, 23;
- created Duke of Norfolk (q.v.) 1514.
- Surrey, Thomas Howard II., Earl of, commander in France, 90, 91;
- Swiss troops in Milan, 38, 41, 42.
- Terouenne, capture of, 25.
- Tournai, capture of, 25;
- Tunstal, Cuthbert, ambassador to Charles V., 67, 68;
- speech as chancellor, 103.
- Walshe, Sir Walter, 199.
- Walsingham, Wolsey's pilgrimage to, 47.
- Warham, Archbishop, 20, 147, 154, 155.
- Wingfield, Sir Richard, 31, 41-43, 116.
- Worms, Diet of, 73.
- Wykeham, William of, 141.
- York, archbishopric of, given to Wolsey, 29.
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