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East Friesland, Earldom of, English soldiers threaten to overrun, 686.
-, Count of. See Edzard II.
-, -, brother of. See John, Count, of E. Friesland.
East Indies, 394.
-, ships for, 232, 277.
-, Drake to stop passage from, to
Spain, 279.
Easterlings, Austrelins: bring guns to
Spain, 58; bring no news, 278.
-, Philip sets ships of at liberty,
277, 279; order for sentence
between and English merchants,
514; claim to sugar, 515.
Ebrot. See Herbert.
Echter, Julius, von Mespelbronn, bishop of Wurzburg (Wirtemberge), the craftiest defender of the Pope in the empire, 325.
Ecluse, pas de l'Escluse [Ain, France], Swiss seize, 93.
Ecrestion, Eckerstein, letter from, 293.
Edmonds, Father, a Jesuit, crosses from Boulogne to England, 656.
Edward IV., King of England, law for importing yew staves of, 173.
-, VI., King of England, Hanse privileges abrogated under, 172.
Edwards, Augustine, surety, 114, 169.
-, Thomas, secretary of the French tongue, 178n.
Edzard II., Count of East Friesland,
Count of Embden: course to
be held with, 2; queen's
intervention with for Low
Countries, 6; and for Merchants
Adventurers, 7; would like
Merchants Adventurers to trade,
321.
-, asks Luneburg to mediate, 187;
answer of Merchants to, 408.
-, letters from, 393.
-, -, referred to, 352, 408.
-, letter to, 6.
Egenolphus, Count of Rappoltstein, Emperor forbids exercise of religion in dominions of, 325.
Egmont, Lamoral, Count of, party to treaty of Cateau Cambresis, 626.
egring, 290.
Eizenn, Daniel ab, 339.
El Araiche, L'Araccia, Larache, Alarache, Morocco, King of Fez fortifies, 245 ; Spanish fleet for, 329 ; traders to, 600.
Elbe, Elve, Albis, River, toll for cost
of keeping navigable, 69 ; privileges of Hamburg on, 398,
399.
-, Hamburgers demand tolls for,
611, 644–6 ; English ships trading to, 612.
-, misbehaviour of English sailors
in, 653.
Elbene. See Bene.
Elbing [Prussia, German Empire], English merchants established at, 143, 173 ; obliged to transfer from Poland to, 172.
Elboeuf, Due d'. See Lorraine, Charles de.
Elizabeth, Queen of England:
-, 1586:
-, promises to Emden, 2 ; offers
of service to, 89.
-, Navarre's assurances to about
peace, 2 ; loses cipher more
than once, 86.
-, should encourage Bouillon
and Mastino del Bene, 3 ;
hears from del Bene, 13.
-, intention to use Drake against
Spain, 13 ; imports her
to reinforce Drake, 18, 40.
-, peace with Spain desirable
for, 13, 14, 45, 101 ; Doria
willing to negotiate, 25, 45.
-, Navarre eager for close relations with, 21 ; last to
help Navarre, 127 ; appeal
to for Navarre, 45, 47, 48.
-, France demands justice of
for depredations, 29, 30;
reply upon, 31, 32.
-, dislike of Leicester's placard,
32 ; United Provinces offer
sovereignty to, 657.
-, Spaniards likely to meet
about peace, 43 ; Spaniards
boast of coming attack on,
49.
-, subject of discussion between
Villeroy and Pinard, 54 ;
warns King against Guises,
97, 98.
-, peace dealings with Philip,
64, 82, 90, 91, 104, 112,
679 ; suggested conference
with Castilio, 98.
-, dealings with Hamburg and
Hanse, 67–71, 74, 75,
145.
-, promise to treat Mary well,
80 ; defence of attitude to
Mary, 97, 184; Henry III.
appeals to for Mary, 119,
120.
-, support of engagement of
John Casimir, 82, 86, 111–
3, 116, 117, 134, 136, 139,
140, 148, 166; bond of
John Casimir to, 186.
-, impatience of love affairs, 86;
wagers that will not live a
year, 656.
-, indebtedness to, 'armed
against Goliath,' 89 ; need
to take care of herself,
93.
-, Stafford's investigation of designs against, 94, 132 ;
Wootton reports plot
against, 124.
-, Navarre owes deliverance to,
100 ; zeal for religion commended, 109, 117.
-, has no successor, 100 ; Burleigh advised to put Mary to
death, 137 ; Bellievre may
ask to help peace in France,
147 ; Navarre careful of
money of, 163.
-, Sarmiento makes jest of, 155;
Geneva asks for help, 165 ;
Sarmiento's design against,
167.
-, Guitry says German affairs
entirely depend upon, 157 ;
Buzenval advises measures
for safety of, 655.
-, ungrateful treatment by Germans, 158, 160; made
responsible for delays, 159;
suggested action to bring
Casimir to decision, 162.
-, encroachments on Scotland,
175; consults James on
what to do with mother,
657.
-, points showing Philip's hostility to, 177; Pointz offers
to kill, 181; plot to kill,
656–8.
-, change towards Buy's Secretary, 178, 179; not to have
further access to her, 180,
181.
-, Navarre will do utmost to
profit by help, 180 ; Bellievre's last speech to, 184 ;
intention to answer him
orally, 185 ; unseemly language of French ambassadors to, 185, 186.
-, 1587:
-, League's efforts to get King
to break with, 193, 240;
friendship with cost King
dear, 207.
-, Navarre may approach
French King without, 194 ;
Palatine desires portrait of,
198.
-, Casimir desires offices with
Denmark, 201; informs
France that reiters stayed,
210.
-, exchanges with French King
about de Trappes and
Chateauneuf, 203–212, 214,
229, 231, 240.
-, negotiations about French
arrests, 206, 212, 240;
Casimir sending proposals
to, 222, 225, 226; asked
for further aid to levy, 223,
224, 233, 249 ; dissatisfied
over, 235.
-, informs French King of
Mary's execution, 227 ;
King piqued with over, 227,
230, 236; ordered execution, 688.
-, Pooley charged with libelling,
229; James wishes for
good will, 247; desires
no revenge on, 259, 274.
-, need to look well unto herself,
236, 256; in danger of
life, 241 ; plan to murder,
667 ; fresh attempts
against unlikely, 242, 276.
-, need of using Casimir's forces,
237; ready to increase
contribution to Dutch, 247.
-, country loyal to, 241 ; French
eager to annoy because of
Mary, 252, 276.
-, displeasure with Council
about Queen of Scots, 241,
242, 249, 266, 274 ; execution of Mary an indication
of courage, 245 ; had Nau
imprisoned, 461.
-, policy to France and Spain,
246, 254; French King
resents treatment of ambassador, 250; attitude
about Chateauneuf, 251,
254, 255, 265, 270, 273.
-, Queen of Scots a means of
jealousy between France
and, 253; desirable to
conciliate French King,
265, 272, 290; showed
good will to him, 302, 303.
-, dislikes Guise's conquests in
Picardy, 279 ; French King
shows bad disposition to,
319, 325.
-, agrees to release des Trappes,
279; grants audience to
Chateauneuf, 291, 294;
attitude to him, 318.
-, furnishes matter to enemies,
289 ; reiters arming against
Spain under auspices of,
312.
-, relations with Navarre, 299,
303; books of La Noue
presented to, 347.
-, relations with Hanse, 314,
348, 403, 412; wishes
Petite Pierre's son to take
Casimir's place, 318, 334;
should demand performance of Casimir's promises,
380.
-, Spaniards count on unpopularity, 342 ; no Indies to
meet heavy charges, 344;
Jesuit plots against, 347 ;
reported dangerously ill,
348 ; and Abbot del Bene,
367, 378.
-, Pope's admiration for, 365 ;
matter greatly concerning
to be imparted by Buzenval,
368 ; all Pope's apparatus
directed against, 380 ; great
preparations for defence,
462.
-, providing against attack by
James, 411 ; relations with
James, 454.
-, Dutch put Leicester in illconsideration with, 411 ;
alleged ultimatum to Dutch
about peace, 421 ; reported offer to evacuate,
425.
-, book submitted to, 413 ; book
slandering, 455.
-, peace negotiations to delude,
451 ; forces weak and distracted, 452; answer to
Spanish calumnies, 464–7.
-, 1588:
-, desirable to keep in with
France, 481 ; relations
with Henry III., 484, 485,
500, 520–2, 525 ; offer to
stay reiters, 522.
-, believed to prefer Spain to
France, 488, 491 ; supposed desperate plight, 557.
-, brave preparations for defence, 507, 517, 560; measures to take, 518, 519, 521.
-, and Navarre, 521, 536; du
Fay asks help for Navarre,
573–5.
-, pope enlisting powers against,
532 ; James has sworn
destruction, 557.
-, Philip's double dealing with,
557, 563, 564 ; Antonio
hopes to recover Portugal,
with resources, 560.
-, Spanish preparations against,
558, 560; Gifford boasts
of deceiving, 662 ; Gifford
and, 671.
-, confidence at Rome in destruction, 559 ; auguries
about, 560 ; the only one
who has foiled all attempts
of confederates, 561.
-, hopes of assassination of, 561;
attack on hopeless without
treason, 562 ; results of
death, 564.
-, Parma wants to make peace
with, fearing naval power,
561 ; reported appeal to
Turk, justified, 562 ; device to isolate from France,
563 ; Pinard's admiration
for, 581.
-, undecided about sending gentleman to Germany, 577 ;
promises to write to John
Casimir, 578.
-, French King's attitude to
relations with Navarre, 581,
583 ; should warn France
of Guises, 622, 623.
-, League's suspicions of relations with French King,
583 ; nuncio tries to persuade French King to throw
over, 629, 631.
-, ways of aiding common cause
suggested to, 620, 621 ;
hard speech of Lilly and
Bodley, 628 ; French King
appreciates kindness, 637,
643; plot to poison, 647.
-, debt of Netherlands to, 390 ;
plots to assassinate, 587,
671.
-, letters from, 6, 172, 174,
184, 190, 306, 323, 365,
440, 441, 537, 538, 579,
584, 611.
-, -, alluded to, 432.
-, letters to, 15, 20, 23, 39, 44,
59, 64, 66, 106, 108, 115,
143, 188, 191, 199, 217,
225, 230, 239, 244, 264,
280, 295, 310, 330, 335,
339, 357, 393, 396–8, 429,
430, 486, 494, 495, 519,
568, 580, 593, 604, 636,
647, 686.
-, -, alluded to, 116, 435.
Elizabeth, daughter of the Elector Augustus of Saxony, wife of John Casimir of the Palatinate, the Duchess Casimir, serious illness, 148, 156.
Elizabeth, of Bristol, merchantman, 62.
Elizabeth Bonaventure of London, merchantman, 62.
Elliphant. See Oliphant.
Elsinore, Denmark, letters from, 301, 304.
Elve. See Elbe.
Eman, Michel d', 473.
Emanuel, English ship, crew sent to Inquisition, 57.
Embrun, Ambrun [Hautes Alpes, France], fort near taken by La Valette, 4.
Emden, Embden, East Friesland [German Empire] : 142, 197, 228,
274, 330, 339, 369, 370.
-, Low Countries stop ships of, 2;
slack vent of English commodities at, 102 ; Merchant Adventurers should continue trade
at, 321.
-, money provided at, 146; Zolcker
travels by, 152; La Noue
to await Palavicino at, 263;
suggested for peace negotiations, 323, 335, 336.
-, Merchant Adventurers leave for
Stade, 393; their residence
at, 407 ; their answer about
leaving, 408, 409; debt to
be paid at, 495.
-, count of. See Edzard II.
-, ships of, 284.
-, letters from, 282, 311.
Emperor. See Charles V.; Ferdinand I. ; Maximilian II. ; Rudolf.
Empire, electors of contributions to French Huguenots, 61 ; assembly at Worms, 72 ; complaints to against Elizabeth, 75 ; no decision about France, 109.
-, Vice Chancellor of. See Vieheuser, Dr. Sigmund.
Ems, River [German Empire], 197,
349.
-, outrages by Dutch ships in, 6;
English soldiers obstructed free
passages of, 687.
Enchuysen. See Enkhuisen.
England and the English, 348, 478.
-, plans for invasion of, 177, 178;
origin of name, 342; note on
treaties with France, 626, 627 ;
Jesuits want flower of youth of
to furnish College, 656.
-, 1586:
-, Philip forbids buying produce
of, 12 ; slack vent of commodities at Middleburg and
Emden, 102.
-, Spanish preparations for invasion, 49, 80, 90, 123, 152;
lack of corresponding measures in, 57.
-, Spanish plans to annoy, 57,
58; Spaniards think invasion not difficult, 100,
101.
-, privileges at Hamburg, 70,
75, 76; trading relations
with Hanse, 74, 75, 172, 173.
-, enemies of fare ill at diet of
empire, 72 ; Pope levying
men against, 174.
-, Lorraine design to put Mary
over, 97 ; possible design
of Guise against, 106.
-, purged of ill humours, 135 ;
France encouraged to hope
for rising in, 175, 186.
-, French naval preparations
against, 136 ; French goods
seized in, 212 ; hatred of
at St. Malo, 654.
-, Philip declares war on, 141 ;
Sarmiento intrigues against,
167 ; boasts of ill affected
about returning to, 656.
-, prisoners in Spain, petition
of, 167 ; ill treatment of,
in Spain, 177.
-, ill behaviour of soldiers in
Empire, 686, 687.
-, 1587 :
-, Portuguese desire trade with,
227 ; Pope's contribution
against, 235.
-, French King incensed against,
230; French feeling
against, 238, 239, 276;
depredations on French,
297, 312.
-, false alarms and confusion
in, 241 ; malice borne
against, 257; seizures in
France, 322.
-, danger to France of combination with Spain, 242 ;
union with only means to
check Spain, 253.
-, James wishes to secure goodwill, 247 ; desires no revenge against, 259.
-, in danger at Calais, 257;
French promise to redress
grievances, 309.
-, Parma eager to make war
on, 263; Spanish preparations against, 286, 372,
373, 437, 439, 449, 472;
Spanish, designs on, 330,
416, 452, 453, 455, 462,
476, 559, 687.
-, heavy taxation of, 294;
articles for relief of, trading
to Spain and Portugal,
394, 395.
-, stir in France over persecution of Catholics in, 316 ;
garrison defending Sluys,
319.
-, reported alliance to conquer,
332; Spanish memorial
for invasion of, 341–5.
-, not particularly valiant at
sea, 342 ; James declares
against, 411.
-, Polish gentleman coming to,
355 ; relations with Hamburg, 398–400, 404, 406,
407, 457, 458; relations
with Hanse, 457.
-, lack of harmony with Netherlands, 389, 390, 422; St.
Aldegonde suspect to, 391.
-, chance to win privileges at
Venice, 409 ; preparations
for defence, 687.
-, treatment in Spain, 414, 465 ;
Spaniards rely on treason
in, 559; Stafford will try
and get Arundel to, 660.
-, Spanish peace advances to
false, 451 ; Spain will find
hard to conquer, 559n;
force of at Cadiz, 659.
-, 1588:
-, Giffard and, 671 ; reported
hostilities with Scots, 486 ;
Spaniards hope to conquer
with help of James, 643,
652.
-, general desire in Spain for
peace with, 493 ; Parma's
provision not against, 498.
-, Parma considers conquest
easy, 501 ; preparations
for defence, 507 ; memorial
on measures to take, 517–9.
-, Turks asked to join against
Spain, 504, 562 ; expected
peace with Spain, 639.
-, French King inclined to be
friendly to, 528 ; enquiry
as to talk abroad against,
567.
-, Spanish practices against,
538; may attack Spain before ready, 561.
-, confidence in Rome over
conquest of, 552; Pope
daily engaged on affairs
of, 557; prayers at Rome
for success against, 590.
-, Pope hopes soon to restore to
church, 557, 560, 562;
expected death of Queen
and return to Rome, 555,
564.
-, Parma inclined to peace as
lost hope of treason in,
561; impossible for Philip
ever to forgive, 621.
-, Spanish fleet not against but
for Algiers, 570; Spaniards
stop ships to prevent news
getting to, 578.
-, Malvezzi to raise infantry
against, 572; King's bastard to lead army for, 588.
-, pilots questioned about harbours and roads of, 589;
Spanish intention to seize
place on coast, 597.
-, Torcy's son going to, Powle
returning to, 594; Mendoza promises exiles return
to, 597, 598; Morgan and
Paget have letters from,
599.
-, report of Spanish landing in,
624; money furnished by
only served to advance
League, 638; many gentlemen going from Italy
through France to serve in
Armada against, 641; and
trade at Hamburg, 652.
-, cardinal of. See Allen, William.
-, King of. See Edward IV.;
Edward VI.; Henry VIII.
-, Queen of. See Elizabeth;
Mary.
Englefield, Inglefilde. Sir Francis,
105.
-, Philip promised help to, 177;
told of Poyntz offer to
kill queen, 182; Arundel
in correspondence with,
663; often writes to Higginton, English priest at Paris,
672.
Enkhuisen, Enchuysen [Prov. N. Holland, Netherlands], against Leicester, 421.
Envoys. See under Ambassadors.
Epernon, Duc d'. See Nogaret, Jean Louis de.
Epinay, Espinay, Francois d', Seigneur de St. Luc, St. Luke, keeps Brouage for Navarre, 73; doubtful if will keep bargain with Joyeuse, 93; warships of, 169; likely to stay English ships, 678.
Epinoy, Espinoy, Prince of. See Melun, Charles de.
Erady, a Scot, ? Addie, 80.
Eraso, Erasso, Don Miguel de, Captain General of the fleet of the Terra Firma, letter to, 280.
Ernest, Archduke of Austria, legate delivers hat and sword to, candidate for Poland, 337; at Pressburg, 424.
Ernest Frederick, Margrave of Baden Durlach, contribution for Navarre, 62.
Erskine, John, Earl of Mar, lies still, neutral, 554.
Erstenberger, Dr. Andreas, countersigns letter, 686.
Escars, Leonard d', Sieur de St. Bonnet, charge committed to by Prince of Wallachia, 673–5.
Eschalard, Philippe, Baron de la Boulaye, Governor of Fontenay, a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Escle. See La Cluse.
Escovedo, Escobedo, Juan de, Secretary of Philip II., letters show Spain's complicity in Irish rebellion, 177; traitorously slain, 281.
-, -, son of, imprisoned, 281.
Escurial, Scuriall, Spain, 365.
Esdiguieres. See Bonne, Francis de, Seigneur de Lesdiguières.
Eselden, warning from, 307.
Esmouville, ? Exmouth, 312.
Esneval, Baron d'. See Prunele, Charles de.
Espagne, Onufré d', Baron de Ramefort, M. de Romford, taken at Montelimart, 359.
Esperance, ship, 318.
Espernon. See Nogaret, Jean Louis de, Duc d'Epernon.
Espes, Guerau de. See Guaras, Antonio de.
Espinac, Pierre, archbishop of Lyon, 5. instructions from to Duke of Guise by, 637.
Espinay. See Epinay.
Espinoy, Prince of. See Melun, Charles de.
Essars, M. des. See Taille, Bertrand de la.
Essex, Earl of. See Devereux, Robert.
Essonne, Essone [Seine et Oise, France], 550.
Estampes. See Etampes.
Este, Alfonso I. of, Duke of Ferrara, included in Anglo French treaty 626.
-, Alfonso II. of, Duke of Ferrara:
Alveris desires recommendation
to, 99; application to emperor,
461.
-, dislikes Parma's alliance with
Pope's family, 501.
-, investiture with Modena and
Reggio, 505, 506; proposes
alliance to Florence, 528; objects of, 529; Duchess of Urbino
staying with, 571.
-, Anna d', Duchess Dowager of Nemours, Guise's mother, 2; wants Lyon for Nemours, 7, 8, 21; correspondence with Chateauneuf's wife, 86; offended with Queen Mother, 591.
-,Don Cesare d', 529.
-, investiture of Modena and Reggio
asked for, 461, 506; mission to
Grand Duke, 528.
-, Francesco d', party to treaty of
Cateau Cambresis, 627.
-, Hippolytus d', cardinal of Ferrara,
party to treaty of Cateau
Cambresis, 627.
-, Ludovico d', cardinal, 420.
-, Lucrezia d', Duchess of Urbino, goes to Pesaro, 571.
Estele, M. de l', Governor of Clerac, chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Estrappes. See Trappes.
Etampes, Estampes [Seine et Oise, France], 417.
Etretat [Seine Inf., France], 318.
Eu [Seine Inf., France], Guise sends soldiers to, 642.
Evertssen, Dieric Jan, a prisoner, 624.
Evreux [Eure, France], Queen's bait for Guise, 288.
Ewyne, Thomas, depredations committed by, 371.
Exmouth, ? Esmouville, co. Devon, 312.