Early Modern England 1485-1714: A Narrative History (101 page)

Ferdinand of Aragon

Festivals of the Sons of the Clergy

Field of the Cloth of Gold

Fielding, Henry

Filmer, Sir Robert,
Patriarcha, or the
Natural Power of Kings
Asserted

Finch, Daniel, earl of Nottingham

Finch, Sir John

Fish, Simon

Fisher, Bishop John

fishing

Fitzalan, Henry, earl of Arundel

Fitzgerald, Gerald

Fitzgeralds, earls of Kildare (Ireland)

Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony

Book of Husbandrye

FitzJames, Bishop Richard

Fitzroy, Henry, Duke of Richmond

Five Knights’ Case

Five Mile Act (1665)

Fleetwood, General Charles

food

Foxe, Edward

Foxe, John

Acts and Monuments/Book of Martyrs
,

France

Buckingham and

Catholic friendship

Elizabeth and

emigration from

envies English rights

harbours English pretenders

Henry VII and

Huguenots

Hundred Years’ War

map of

Napoleonic Wars

Nine Years’ War

Protestant on throne

recognizes William III

relations with Scotland

Revolutionary Wars

Scotland and

strong monarchy

takes Calais from England

Thirty Years’ War

trade

Treaty of Cateau-Cambrésis

Treaty of Utrecht

War of the Spanish Succession

William III’s determination against

Francis I of France

Francis II of France

Frederick V of Rhine-Palatinate

Frobisher, Sir Martin

Froide, Amy

Gamage, Barbara

Gangraena
(Edwards)

Gardiner, Bishop Stephen

Gay, John

Beggar’s Opera

George, Prince of Denmark (Anne’s consort)

George I (Hanover)

accession of

arts and culture

character of

stability of

George II (Hanover)

George III (Hanover)

German states

Gheeraerts, Marcus, the Younger

Gibbons, Grinling

Gibbons, Orlando

Gibraltar

Glorious Revolution

accession of William and Mary

issues remain for Anne

long-term effects of

Godfrey, Sir Edmund Berry

Godolphin, Sidney, 1st earl of

Goodwin, Sir Francis

Gorges, Ferdinando

Gouge, William

Domesticall Duties

Gough, Richard

Graham, John, Viscount Dundee

Graunt, John

Gravelines, Battle of

Green Ribbon Club

Gresham, Sir Thomas

Grey, Henry, Marquess of Kent

Grey, Lady Jane

Grindal, Archbishop Edmund

Guise family

Guise, Mary of

Gunpowder Plot

Gwyn, Nell

Haigh, Christopher

Hakewill, William

Hakluyt, Richard

Halifax, 1st earl (Charles Montagu)

Halley, Sir Edmund

Hampden, John

Handel, Georg Frideric

Messiah

Hanseatic League

Harley, Edward

Harley, Lady Brilliana

Harley, Nathaniel

Harley, Robert
see
Oxford, earl of

Harpsfield, Nicholas

Harris, Barbara

Harrison, Thomas

Harrison, William

Hatton, Sir Christopher

Hawkins, John

Hawksmoor, Nicholas

Heidegger, John James

Henrietta Anne, Duchess of Orléans

Henrietta Maria (Charles I’s queen)

Henry III of France

Henry IV of France

Henry IV (Lancaster)

Henry V (Lancaster)

Henry VI (Lancaster)

Henry VII (Tudor)

bust of

character of

foreign relations

marriage to Elizabeth

papal authority and

pretenders and

rule and government

supports exploration

Henry VIII (Tudor)

arts and

Assertio Septem Sacramentorum

character of

death and legacy of

divorce from Catherine of Aragon

foreign affairs

governmental initiatives

last years

later wives

married to Catherine of Aragon

portrait of

Protestantism and

reaction from Catholics

religious vacillation

takes command of Church

Whitehall and

Wolsey and

Henry Frederick, Prince (James I’s son)

Hepburn, James, earl of Bothwell

Herbert, Arthur, earl of Torrington

Herbert, George

Herbert of Cherbury, Lord

Herman, Frederick, duke of Schomberg

Hilliard, Nicholas

History of Richard III
(More)

Hitler, Adolf

Hogarth, William

The Rake’s Progress

Le Hogue, Battle of

Holbein the Younger, Hans

holidays and celebrations

become riots

music and

Holinshed, Raphael

Holles, Denzil

parliamentary Presbyterians

Holmes, Geoffrey

Holy Roman Empire

Henry VIII and

Thirty Years’ War

Treaty of Utrecht

War of the Spanish Succession

Hooke, Robert

Hooker, Richard

Houlbrooke, Ralph

housing

country houses

farmhouses

health and

rural villages

Howard, Catherine (Henry VIII’s

queen)

Howard, Charles, Lord Howard of Effingham

Howard, Frances

Howard, Henry, earl of Northampton

Howard, Henry, earl of Surrey

Howard, Thomas
see
Norfolk, dukes of

Howard, Thomas, earl of Arundel

Howard family

Hudson, Christopher

Huguenots

Hundred Years’ War

Hunne, Richard

Hyde, Edward, 1st earl of Clarendon

Hyde, Edward, Viscount Cornbury

Ignatius of Loyola

Indemnity and Oblivion, Act of (1660)

Indulgence, Declaration of

industry

Inns of Court

insurance companies

Ireland

Act of Supremacy

bitterness under Elizabeth

Civil Wars and

Commonwealth control

deposed James II attempts to take

effect of Glorious Revolution

harbours English pretenders

map of

Nine Years’ War

Penal Code

population of

Poynings Law

rebels against Charles I

repression of Catholics

social structure

Stuarts and

‘Thorough’

Tudor era

Ireton, Henry

Isabella of Castile

Isabella of Portugal

Isaiah, Book of

Jacobites

see also
James Francis Edward, Prince; James II

James Francis Edward, Prince (James II’s son)

father’s deathbed request of Louis XIV

hopes for restoration

James I (Stuart), VI of Scotland

aristocracy and

arts and

birth of

Catholics and

character of

Civil Wars and

death of

family

finances

on London

pacific foreign policy

painting of