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F
Faget, Joachim, 145.
Faget, Baron de. See Montesquieu, Francois de.
Fajardo, Fagiordo, Fagiardo, Don Luis, 221.
Falconi, bandits of Verona, 424.
Falmouth, co. Cornwall: prize brought
into harbour, 371; spies going
to, 666.
-, bushel greater at than elsewhere,
372.
Fant, servant of Walsingham, 215,
256, 266, 267, 288.
-, letter from, alluded to, 271.
Farnese, house of, French always defenders of, 502.
Farnese, Alexander, Cardinal, can act
as regent in Parma, 101;
probable liberality to Allen,
357; expected at Rome, 419,
425; back from Caprarola,
437; sends Odardo Farnese
to Pope, 445; promotes marriage alliance with Pope's niece,
501, 505.
-, prospects of succession to papacy,
501; ill, doubtful if will live,
512; sent Conti to Flanders,
569; prayers for success of
nephew, 571.
-, Alexander, Duke of Parma,
Prince of Parma, a Hannibal,
Spanish Governor in the Netherlands, 17, 657, 676.
-, takes Grave, Venlo and Arnheim,
10, 13; success may make
negotiations difficult, 53; tries
to revictual Zutphen, 657.
-, protects civilians at Neuss, 71;
Cleves urged to forsake, 326;
Thynne in favour with, 656.
-, taking of Breda would upset
plans, 73; designs on Utrecht,
263.
-, no need to leave Flanders on
father's death, 101; will succeed to Duchy, 173.
-, receives money, promise to Antwerp, 174; Pope sends money
to, 301.
-, Pointz has letters for, 182; peace
negotiations with, 221, 246,
280, 323, 335, 336, 369, 388,
421, 451, 491, 561.
-, Guise expects help to take Sedan,
186; may have to relinquish
siege of Sluys, 319.
-, wants Hanse to bring pressure on
England, 314; influences with
Hamburg, 429, 456, 457, 459,
460.
-, Pope grants to be King of England, to command army against,
332; making great preparations for war, 388, 411, 421,
423, 426.
-, need for Leicester to keep busy,
351; sends help to League,
356, 359, 370; negotiations
with Guise, 360.
-, inclined to grant religious freedom
to Netherlands, 389; Gonzaga
to succeed in Flanders, 455.
-, England saved Netherlands from,
390; will attack Holland, 412;
designs on Flushing, 446; to
recover Holland and Zeeland,
462.
-, refers to defence of Lillo, 391;
besieges Ostend, 438; various
opinions about, 444; reported
hurt, 656.
-, talk of commanding League forces,
409, 410; reported made
general of Italian league, 411.
-, bishop of Ross confers with, 416;
proposed alliance with Guisards,
427; treaty with, 464.
-, sends to thank Pope, receives
Giovanni de Medici, 420, 426.
-, preparing attack on England, 439,
444, 452, 504; ready, 572;
Medina Sidonia will not recognise as superior, 572.
-, pope eulogises, 445; made gonfalonier of church, 453; other
Italian princes jealous of,
501.
-, will recover Bonn, 462; fear of
attack on Cambrai, 498; object
of preparations Sedan or Bonn,
499.
-, offers to Scotland, 472; reported
victory over English fleet,
499.
-, army to take to Scotland to attack
England, 507; hopes to conquer England for self, 518.
-, French King fears advance to
frontier, 551, 552, 634; troops
from Artois for, 577.
-, provisions shipped from Calais
for, 556; report to of fleet
sailing, 567.
-, compliments to Pope, 569; prayers
for success of, 571.
-, talk of confiding Armada to, 572;
packet sent in haste from
Spain to, 597.
-, at one in Holy League with
Guises, 588; commissioner of
at Stade, 612.
-, English commissioners confer with
near Ostend, 597; likely to
help D'Aumâle at Boulogne,
614.
-, great preparations in shipping, all
his men drawn into Flanders,
608; Maxwell secretly goes to,
672.
-, letter from, 182.
-, his 'woman,' 656.
-, Odardo, received by pope, 445.
-, Ottavio, Duke of Parma, party to treaty of Cateau Cambresis, 627; defences against Turks, 17; annoyed at action of Giron, 18; death, 101; thrust out by Charles V., 501.
-, Pietro Alvise, Duke of Parma, murder of, 501.
-, Ranuccio, Prince of Parma:
succeeds to management of State,
101; proposed marriage to
Lorraine's daughter, 427.
-, proposed marriage to Pope's niece,
501, 505; no longer talked of,
540; marriage determined by
Philip, 569.
Faroe, ? Pheru, island of Denmark, 653.
Farrington, —, merchant, 444, 451, 529.
Faucon, President, to deal with Shrewsbury's suit, 27.
Faur. See du Faur.
Faure, Jean, Sieur de Fougeiroles, Fouquerolles, a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Favas, Jean du, a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Fay, M. du, Seigneur. See Hurault, Michel.
Febure, Jehan le, master of the Sansue, 318.
Fecamp, Feckham [Seine Inf., France],
318, 588.
-, depredations on ships of, 468;
Guise puts Governor in, 589.
Feodor I., Pheodor Ivanowich, Theodorus, Czar of Russia, letter of
privilege, 231; candidate for
Polish crown, 328; asked to
help Maximilian, 506.
-, letter from, 477; alluded to,
456.
Feratt, Ferac, Turkish, general in
Persia's army (i.e., against
Persia), 649.
-, letter of, referred to, 446.
Ferdinand I., Emperor, 370.
Ferdinand, Fernando, Archduke of Austria, Ferdinand of the Tyrol: Philip asks to raise regiments of landsknechts, 283; grants passage, 333; sends troops to Maximilian, 423, 506; differences with bishop of Strasburg, 439; troops for Maximilian held back, 512.
Feria, Duke of. See Figueroa, Gomez Suarez de.
Fernandez de Heredia, Juan Carlos, Conde de Fuentes, Fonta, going away, will not meddle with any thing again, 1; to command Italian cavalry, at Milan, 161.
Ferrara, Italy, 501.
-, devoted to Spain, 454; Duchess
of Urbino's stay at, 571.
-, picture of Drake brought to, 572;
draws crowd, 573.
-, cardinal of. See Este, Hippolytus d'.
-, Duke of. See Este, Alfonso I. and Alfonso II. of.
Ferreyres, Ferire [Ain, France], 448.
Ferro, Dominico, a Franciscan, candidate for red hat, 425.
Fervaque, Queen Mother advised to win, 289.
Fez, Morocco, Africa, King of, fortifies
El Araish, 245.
-, traders to, 600; French intervention with Sultan about, 675.
Fiesa, Count Scipion de, party to treaty of Cateau Cambresis, 626.
Figueroa, Gomez Suarez de, Duke of Feria, attempt to corrupt Hawkins, 177.
Fil, John, searcher, Bristol, 179, 233.
Finisterre, Cape [Galicia, Spain], French ship captured off, 26.
Finnestrange near Lutzelstein, ? Finstingen, Alsace, 334.
Fisck, Thomas, merchant of London, buying horses and cloth for Swedish Prince, 64.
fish, cargo of plundered, 361.
Fisher, John, commissioner for piracies, 33.
-, -, merchant of London, 62.
Fitzgerald, Henry, Earl of Kildare, 83.
Fitzherbert, Thomas, letter to Foljambe, 34; with Gifford at examination, 669; relation to Walsingham, 671.
Fitzmorris, James, foments rebellion in Ireland, 177.
Flaming, Captain, charged with plundering at sea, 632.
Flanders, 50, 146, 182, 343, 387, 420,
426, 453, 489, 569, 637, 666.
-, news from, 416.
-, ships found within banks of, to
be confiscated, 29; Philip raising money for, 679, 681.
-, Mendoza boasts of successes in,
49; progress of war in, 82, 83;
Philip sends men and money
for, 112, 123.
-, Walsingham's plan for negotiations with, 84n; Parma need
not leave, 101; officers from
go to Spain, 235, 329; Philip
busy with war in, 680.
-, famine in, 173; money for, 283,
284; provision of wheat for,
300.
-, proposed devastation, 305; guns
made of bells from, 332;
school of war, 341.
-, bishop of Ross gone to, 340; and
invasion of England, 344; England attacks Spain in, 504.
-, Allen to go legate to, 357, 380;
talk of Savoy as Governor of,
409, 410; Gonzaga made
Governor, 455.
-, in danger if England neglects,
380; La Noue on, 390.
-, forces in field in, 421; troops
from Kempen march to, 437.
-, Passerane starts for, 462; Spanish
bastard going to, 505; Duke of
Pastrana going to, 570; Earl
Morton goes to, 590.
-, gold from Italy for, 508; Terra
Nova to replace Parma in,
572.
-, troops levied for Poland to go to,
607; all Parma's men drawn
into, 608.
-, many gentlemen go from Italy
to, for enterprise of England,
641.
-, wares, 34.
fleet. See Navy.
Fleming, Oliver, 260.
Flemings, pressure on Huguenots at Canterbury, 166; depredations by, 312.
Fletcher, Dr. Giles, negotiations at
Hamburg, 314, 315, 398, 399,
404–7; and Stade, 320, 321,
406.
-, letter from, 313, 320, 348.
Fleury, Seigneur de. See Blosset, Jean; Clausse, Henry.
Floode, Giles, 413.
Florence, Italy, 419, 534.
-, ships of, escape English, 63;
naval preparations in territory,
233.
-, passport for Portuguese going to,
178; bets permitted at, 425.
-, fetes for coronation at, 420;
embassy from Rome, to 425;
funeral and coronation at, 426,
440.
-, devoted to Spain, 454; included
in treaty with Francis I., 626.
-, air does not agree with Grand
Duke, 505; preparations at
to receive Duke and Duchess of
Mantua, 571.
-, del Bene going to, 591.
-, ambassador in Spain, 181, 182.
-, intelligence from, 335.
-, letter from, 239.
-, news from, 191, 420, 505, 557, 571,
572.
Flores, Pedro Rues, chief clerk to Council, Malaga, 413.
Flushing, Floushinge [Prov. Zeeland,
Netherlands], 33, 198, 263, 511.
-, flyboats of, 18; captures by, 19, 43.
-, French prizes carried into, 28,
44, 50.
-, some enterprise upon, 158; Stafford still engaged upon, 340;
Elizabeth reserves for herself,
425.
-, Leicester reported at, 438;
Parma's designs on, 446.
-, courier of, 657.
-, letters from, 335, 339.
Focchers. See Fuggers.
Foge, M., an apothecary, 603.
Foix, Frederic de, Vicomte de Meille, a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Foix, Louis (Comte de Curson), Gaston and Francois de, the brothers Gurson, slain in Guienne, 355.
Foljambe, Geoffrey, letter of Fitzherbert to, 34.
Fonta. See Fernandez de Heredia, Juan Carlos, conde de Fuentes.
Fontaine, Fontayne, M. de la, 149, 366.
-, son of, 366, 491.
Fontaine-Milon, Sieur de, 688, 689.
Fontenay le Comte [Vendée, France],
103.
-, siege of, 297.
-, Governor of, la Boulaye, 516.
Fonteneilles, M. de. See Roche, Philip de la.
Fonterailles, M. de. See Astarac, Michael d'.
Fonteynes, M., Governor (sic), of Britanny, 350.
Force, Sieur de la. See Caumont.
Forest, Hector de, Seigneur de Blacons, a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Fors, M., a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Forse, M. de la, a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Forth, Frith of, 232.
Foscarini, —, Proveditore for rebuilding Rialto bridge, 440.
Fouquerolles, M. de. See Faure, Jean.
Fourde ? Voorde, bishop of Bremen and Council at, 611.
Fourier, Fourrier, John, 521, 643.
Fox, —, ambassador of Navarre, at Hamburg, 653.
Foxley, John. See Gratley, Edward.
Francavella, Duke of. See Silva y Mendoza, Rodrigo de, Duke of Pastrana and Francavella.
France and French, 309, 388, 452, 592,
612.
-, Spanish peace with showed ill
will to Elizabeth, 177; Casimir's
expedition to, 255, 308, 433;
defeat at San Miguel, 342, 344;
Duke Wolfgang in, 434; treatment of Protestants in, 656.
-, treaties with England and Burgundy contain clauses for allies,
627; six persons who can
save, 677.
-, news from, 54, 58, 103, 135, 157,
158, 595, 642, 658, 677.
-, 1586:
-, Philip's support of the faith
in, 1; Spaniards unpopular
in, 49; strong feeling
against Spain, 147.
-, naval preparations, 12–13, 21.
-, negotiations for German intervention in, 14–18, 20,
26, 40–2, 45–7, 109, 116,
117, 138, 140, 142, 151,
162, 170–2, 178, 682.
-, English depredations on shipping, 26, 28, 80, 81, 654;
Zeeland depredations on,
29, 30.
-, reply to Leicester's placart
restricting trade, with
Spain, 28–30.
-, Queen Mother accused of
ruining, 36; peace in
would make more trouble
for Spain, 51.
-, German embassy to, 50, 82,
109, 134, 135; little discussed at Luneburg, 201.
-, depredations on English ships,
62, 63, 169.
-, miserable state of, 66; no
sign of peace in, 81; inundation in, meaning to
Queen Mother, 92; famine
in, 147.
-, Babington plot said to be
contrived in, 78; Queen
of Scots sends secret letters
to, 96.
-, ambitions of Lorraine in, 97;
great dearth in, 139.
-, try to get Harborne dismissed
from Porte, 123; ships of
war owned in, 168, 69.
-, Pope promised extirpation
of heresy in, 123; King
will suffer no religion but
own in, 167, 175; injured
by Pope's making Philip
Emperor of Indies, 274.
-, Elizabeth may be asked to
mediate peace in, 147;
question of peace in, 162.
-, efforts to get money out of
Palavicino, 160; list of
princes and peers of, 176.
-, 1587:
-, news of, 359, 424.
-, German intervention in, 186,
197, 198, 202, 234, 264,
305, 307, 308, 327, 328, 371,
374, 384–7, 396, 431–3, 559.
-, seizure of English goods in,
190, 246, 280, 295, 319,
331; effect of English
reprisals in, 208; possess
nothing in England, 212.
-, danger of breach with, 194;
greater assurance of amity,
220.
-, fury over execution of Queen
Mary, 227, 229, 239, 252.
-, no shipping making ready in,
best gone to Spain for
salt, 233; naval activity
in, 297.
-, extremity of Protestant cause
in, 235; condition of, 262;
Germans hope to chase
League out of, 293.
-, supposed dread of war with,
249; not advantage to
quarrel with England, 253.
-, ill dealings with Walsingham
and Stafford, 267; rumour
of evil intents of England
to, 299.
-, Queen presumes on civil dissensions in, 289; provision
of wheat for, 300.
-, scarcity in, 290; Spaniards
hope to reduce to naught,
557.
-, troops to serve against Turk,
296; naturalisation of
Spaniards in, 309, 310.
-, proposed demonstration on
frontier, 298; excitement
in over book and pictures
of English martyrs, 316.
-, visit from fleet would cause
to make more account of
England, 300; Queen accused of fomenting trouble
in, 302.
-, memorial on arrests and depredations, 309; merchants' complaints against,
329.
-, Swiss Catholics desert alliance
for Spain, 324; design for
overthrow of Protestants
in, 370.
-, King would rather have war
in Lorraine than, 333;
Pope's contemptuous opinion of, 365.
-, cannot hinder Spanish attack
on England, 344; Parma
fears armies in, 389; suggestion for Parma to command League forces in,
409–11.
-, del Bene thwarts Navarre
in, 379; Cardinal for, 421.
-, decision upon matter of
depredations on subjects,
392, 410.
-, people cry out for peace, 421;
Pope asks College to pray
for, 426; Pope asked to
permit alienation of ecclesiastical goods in, 461.
-, terms for in Conti's army,
428; reiters abandon, 456.
-, intelligence of Scotland in,
454; Queen prevented
Netherlands yielding themselves to, 465, 466.
-, 1588:
-, England standing "tickle"
with, 481; no cause to rejoice at English defeats,
500.
-, good opportunity for revenge
on Spain, 502; Spaniards
take advantage of preoccupation to attack England, 517.
-, ravaging Montbeliard, 502,
507; Swiss returned from
quarrel, 513.
-, relations with England, 520,
525; complaint of English
depredations in, 527.
-, King will not suffer free
exercise of religion in, 521;
fear of revolt in chief
towns, 581.
-, Spain means to trouble, 526;
Swiss leaving alliance for
that of Spain, 554.
-, Venice will not follow evil
example, 534; Bellievre
and Pinard urge need of
peace for, 595.
-, del Bene ordered out of, 548;
Pope hopes to restore to
Catholic faith, 562.
-, suspicion of English negotiations with Spain, 552; the
German army in, 617–9.
-, Parma loses hope of getting
port in for English expedition, 561.
-, Spanish designs against, 563;
John Casimir on state of,
622.
-, enquiry about troops ready
in, 566; or talk against
England, 567.
-, picture of Drake brought
from, 573; Castro in, 601;
Gifford in, 671.
-, Germans cannot supply fresh
succour in, 574; value of
Sedan for Germans to get a
footing in, 593.
-, pitiful state of, 639; talking
not necessarily followed by
deeds in, 652.
France:
-, Admiral of. See Arques Anne d',
Duke of Joyeuse; Chatillon,
Gaspard de, Sire de Coligny.
-, Chancellor of. See Hurault,
Philip, Comte de Chiverny.
-, Grand Ecuyer of. See Lorraine,
Charles de, Duke of Elboeuf.
-, King of. See Charles the Simple;
Charles IX.; Francis I.; Henry
II.; Henry III.; Louis XII.
-, Marshals of. See Arques Guillaume, Sieur de Joyeuse;
Aumont, Jean d'; Cosse
Brissac, Artus de; Gondi, Albert,
de Duc de Retz; Gontaut,
Armand de, Baron de Biron,
Goyon, Jacques, Sieur de Matignon; Montmorency, Henry due
de.
-, Queen of. See Louise.
-, Queen Mother of. See Catherine
de Medici.
-, Secretary of State. See Brulart
Pierre: Neufville, Nicolas de,
Seigneur de Villeroi; Pinard,
Claude.
-, Vice Admiral of. See Moy, Charles de, Seigneur de la Meilleraye.
Franche, Tobie, 179, 233.
-, claim for redress from, 410.
-, William, merchant of Salcombe, 64.
Franchecomte, the French Countie,
France, 155, 335.
-, Italian forces in, 359.
Francis I., king of France, said House of Lorraine would ruin house of Valois, 97; persons comprehended in treaties with, 626.
Francis of Valois, Duke of Anjou,
Alencon and Brabant, Monsieur,
31, 517.
-, Simiers in service of, 129; at
conference at Nerac, 153;
manner of dealing with Casimir,
162, 163; mission of Randall
to, 255.
-, death referred to, 186, 375; plot
to kill, 464n.
-, Flemish hatred over, 344; del
Bene in England with, 368;
state of League in time of, 523;
Joyeuse buried in same manner
as, 534, 535.
Francker, ? Cranchen [Prov. W. Friesland, Netherlands], deputation to Leicester, 421.
Francoise, Marquise de Rothelin, widow of Louis, Prince of Condé, mother of Soissons, letter of Soissons to, 543.
Franconia, Germany, forces against Turk, 296; bishop of Wurtzbury called Duke of, 325.
Francourt, Sieur de, agent of Condé in Germany, 46, 434.
Frangipani, Fabio Mirto, archbishop
of Nazareth, papal nuncio in
France, 352.
-, King meets at La Charité, 60;
precedence in choosing quarters,
96.
-, frequent conferences with Mendoza and bishop of Glasgow,
94; procures release of Morgan,
357; protestation of, 384.
-, asks King's help against enemies
of the faith, 453; Gritti to
ask about League, 534; has
heard nothing, 535.
-, Gondi's dinner to, 497; upset at
news of Pope's death, 532;
encourages Beaton with hope
of red hat, 541.
-, King of France promises not to
hinder Armada, 559; urges King
to abandon England, Geneva
and Sedan, 629–31; betrays
King's confidences to Queen
Mother, 644; chief dealer in
information [from Gifford], 670.
Frankenthal, Franctal [Rhenish Bavaria, German Empire], 107, 238.
-, negotiations at, 165, 171, 183;
Clervant at, 243; Palavicino
at, 262.
-, letters dated at, 156, 180.
Frankfort [German Empire], 14, 17,
19, 25, 112, 281, 473, 624.
-, Palavicino going to, 26; John Casimir going to, 86; John Casimir
at, 187; Palavicino leaves, 262n.
-, contribution to French Huguenots, 62; Segur ill at, 541.
-, news from, 301, 337.
-, letters dated at, 40, 42, 43, 61, 64,
77, 78, 82, 87, 88, 91, 106–8,
113, 117, 120, 121, 134, 135,
142, 143, 150, 152, 153, 155,
171, 182, 188, 200, 202, 203,
219, 220, 223–6, 237, 239, 243,
245, 262, 264, 275.
-, referred to, 135.
-, letter from, 502.
-, fair of, 599.
-, merchants of, 472.
Freburch. See Freiburg.
Frederick III., the Pious, Elector
Palatine of the Rhine, 427.
-, appeal to for help in France, 46;
alliance to help Prince of Procian, 433.
Frederick IV., Elector Palatine of the
Rhine, 422.
-, desires Elizabeth's portrait, 198;
proposed marriage, 595; fear
of corruption by heresy, 619;
desire to be included in any
treaty between England and
Spain, 622.
Frederick II., King of Denmark:
-, assistance desired for intervention
in France, 17, 26, 40; proposed
contribution, 111; ambassadors
to France, 683.
-, conference with Saxony and Brandenburg, 18, 27; holds conference at Luneburg, 71.
-, mediation in Spain, 55, 77, 678;
offers mediation with Netherlands, 101.
-, envoys with Walsingham, 85;
discussion about contraband of
war and Spain, 90.
-, John Casimir, sends to, 113, 139;
messenger back from, 151, 152,
171.
-, Casimir desires Queen's offices
with, 201; James sends to,
259.
-, enquiries about, 232; making
great fleet, 237; in Jutland,
301; German Protestants ask
help, 327.
-, Navarre sends to, 301; army of
under Philip of Brandenburg,
334.
-, Hollanders desire as protector,
304; Queen has cause to complain of Hamburg to, 320.
-, to attend Protestant assembly at
Naumberg, 312, 326; renews
alliance at Dresden, 326.
-, mediation of, with Spain, 323,
335, 336, 369, 370, 421, 451,
557; mission of Rogers to, 646.
-, wants to make son King of
Romans, 333; Hanse fear of,
348, 349; difficulties with Hamburg, 403.
-, instructions for ambassador to,
369–71; to meet princes at
Hamburg, 599.
-, stays German troops going to
Spain, 372; contributions to
Navarre, 427, 493; wants
money back, 480, 483.
-, book offered to, 413; mission
from France to, 517; death of,
585; Casimir's hopes of
quenched, 622; contribution
for reiters, 653.
-, letters from, 115, 230, 335, 357,
486, 494, 495.
-, letters to, 182, 323.
Fregoso, Ottavian, party to treaty of Cateau Cambresis, 626.
Freiburg, Freburch on the Elbe [Hanover, German Empire], 646.
French. See France.
French Countie. See Franchecomte.
Friburg, Switzerland, agreement with Spain, 324.
Friburg in Breisgau [Baden, German Empire], 607.
Fridelsheym, Fridelsen, 187.
-, letter dated at, 86.
Friesland [German Empire], contribution to French Huguenots, 62;
frightfulness of people, 312;
English attacked Spaniards in,
504.
-, Countess of, party to treaty of
Cateau Cambresis, 627.
-, East. See East Friesland.
Fucheri. See Fuggers.
Fuentes, Conde de, Fonta. See Fernandez de Heredia, Juan Carlos. See also Silva, Juan de, Conde de Cifuentes.
Fuggers, Focchers, Fucheri of Augsburg, raise money for Philip, 112, 140, 141.
Fulstein, Foelix Herbert, Baron of, letter from, 393.
Furleger, John, citizen of Nurnberg, 244.