Heretic Queen (52 page)

James VI, King of Scotland (James I of England; Prince James)

claim to English throne

Elizabeth offers asylum

proclaimed King of England

relationship with mother

rule in Scotland

Jeanne d'Albret, Queen of Navarre

Jenkins, David

Jesuits

Jewel, John

John of Austria

Johnson, Robert

Julian calendar

Julius III, Pope

Keith, William

Killigrew, Catherine

Killigrew, Henry

King James Bible

Kirk o' Field

Knollys, Francis

Knollys, Henry

Knox, John

Kyd, Thomas

Lalaing, George de

La Mothe Fénelon, Bertrand de Salignac de

Langley, Francis

Laois-Offaly

La Renaudie

Lasco, John à

Leicester, Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of

Campion and

chancellor at Oxford

coronation of Elizabeth and

death of

death of wife Amy

Elizabeth's devotion to

exile from court

foreign affairs and military command

Mary and

named protector of the realm

prospective husbands for Elizabeth

religious issues and

Leicester's Men

Lennox, Charles Stuart, 5th Earl of

Lennox, Margaret Douglas, Countess of

dynastic ambitions

imprisonment of

Moray and

Lennox, Matthew Stewart, 4th Earl of

Lepanto

Leslie, John

Lethington, William Maitland of.
See
Maitland, William

Lindsay, David, Bishop of Ross

literacy

liturgical vestments

Lochleven Castle

Locke, Anne

Locke, Henry

London

City of London merchant classes

clerical rebellion against Elizabeth

Corporation of

earthquake of 1850

Elizabeth's coronation festivities

Mary I's concern about public opinion

plague in

Puritans of

Rogers' execution at Smithfield Market

Longjumeau Treaty

Lopez, Roderigo

Lords of the Congregation

Louis of Nassau

Louvain

Low Countries (Netherlands)

“accord” with nobility and the Calvinists

Alba and

Beggars and

Charles V and

Council of Troubles

dangers of armed mob

Elizabeth and

Granvelle and

heresy laws

Iconoclastic Fury

Inquisition in

link between hard times and rise of Protestantism

Margaret of Parma and

maritime trade

nobles “Request” to Margaret

Philip II and

redrawing of Netherlands religious map

religious war

Requesens and

Segovia Woods letters

Treaty of Nonsuch

William of Orange and

Lowther, Richard

Loyola, Ignatius

Luther, Martin

Lyford Grange

Lyly, John

MacDonald, Sorley Boy

MacDonald clan

Magrath, Miler

Maitland, William

Margaret, Duchess of Parma

Abbot Parpaglia and

Elizabeth and

Granvelle and

request for pension

resignation of post

Marguerite of France

Marlowe, Christopher

Marprelate, Martin

Marprelate Controversy

Marrano Jews

Martin, Gregory

Martínez de Recalde, Juan

Mary I, Tudor, Queen of England

death and end of reign

France and

religious policy of

Rogers' execution and

Scotland and

sweep to power

“whispering times” return

Wyatt Rebellion and

Mary of Guise

Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots

abdication of

attempts to reclaim English throne

Babington Plot

at Carlisle Castle

Casket Letters

Chaseabout Raid

claims to English throne

execution

aftermath

gallows letter

imprisonment

Ireland and

marriages and marriage plans

Duke of Norfolk

Francis II

Lord Darnley

Lord Darnley's murder

plots

Ridolfi plot

Throckmorton

return to Scotland through England

Rizzio and

succession

trial of

Massacre at Paris, The
(Marlowe)

Massacre of Vassy

Mather, Edmund

Matte, Sebastian

Matthew, Tobie

Maurevert, Charles de Louviers, lord of

Maxwell, William, 5th Lord Herries

Maxwell Castle

Mayflower

Mayne, Cuthbert

Mechlin

Medina Sidonia, Alonso Pérez de Guzmán, 7th Duke of

Melville, Robert

Mendoza, Bernardino de

Mercator, Gerardus

Mercurian, Everard

Midsummer Day

mignons

Mildmay, Walter

Monarchy is the best form of Republic
(Cartwright)

Monteagle, William Parker, 4th Baron

Moray, James Stewart, 1st Earl of

assassination of

Bothwell and

imprisonment of Mary

Mary's attempt to reclaim throne

rebellion

More, George

More, Thomas

Morgan, Thomas

Munday, Anthony

Naples

Nashe, Thomas

Nau, Claude

Nemours, Treaty of

Netherlands.
See
Low Countries

Neville, Charles, 6th Earl of Westmorland

Neville, Edmund

Neville, Henry

Newgate Prison

Newhaven

Nonsuch, Treaty of

Norfolk

Norfolk, Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of

delayed execution

de Quadra and

imprisonment

northern earls and Ridolfi plot

plan to marry Mary

Norris, Henry

Norris, John “Black Jack”

North America

Northern Rising

Northumberland, Henry Percy, 9th Earl of

Northumberland, John Dudley, 1st Earl of

Northumberland, Thomas Percy, 7th Earl of

Norton, Thomas

Nottingham, Charles Howard, 1st Earl of

Nowell, Thomas

Oath of Association

O'Donnell clan

Ogilvy, Alexander

Oglethorpe, Owen

Oldcorne, Edward

O'Neill, Shane

Orange, William, Prince of.
See
William of Orange

Ottoman Turks

Owen, Hugh

Owen, Nicholas

Owen, Walter

Oxford

Paget, Charles

Pallavicino, Fabrizio

Pallavicino, Horatio

papacy.
See also specific popes

calendar and

Philip II and

Paris Committee of Sixteen

parish churches

Parker, Matthew

Parliament

1559

1563

1567

1571

1576

1581

Parma, Alexander Farnese, Duke of

Parma, Margaret, Duchess of.
See
Margaret, Duchess of Parma

Parpaglia, Abbot

Parry, William

Paulet, Amias

Paulet, William

Paul IV, Pope

death of

Elizabeth and

Philip II and

Paul's Boys

Peasants' Revolt

Peckham, George

Penry, John

Perlin, Estienne

Persons, Robert

A Declaration of the True Causes

on English succession

mission in English

at Oxford

print war from Valladolid

Phelippes, Thomas

Philip II, King of Spain

Armada and

Catholicism and papacy

death of

France and

Ireland and

marriages

Elisabeth of France

Mary Tudor

Mary Stuart and

Naples debacle

Netherlands and

Ottoman Turks and

Scotland and

Philip III, King of Spain

Philip William, Prince of Orange

Philpot, John

Pickering, William

Pirate Queen, The
(Ronald)

Pius IV, Pope

Council of Trent

election of

English intervention in France

Ireland and Scotland

Pius V, Pope

election of

excommunication of Elizabeth

Henry of Navarre and Marguerite marriage plans

illness of

northern earls and Mary

Ridolfi and

Pius X, Pope

plague

Pole, Arthur

Pole, Reginald, Cardinal

Poley, Robert

Poltrot, Jean de, sieur de Mérey

Portugual

Pound, Thomas

prayer book

Preaching of St. John the Baptist
(Breughel)

Primrose

Privy Council

procreation

Protestant League

Protestant Reformed Church of France.
See
Huguenots

Protestants (Protestantism).
See also
Puritans

Foxe's
Acts and Monuments

importance of London

in Low Countries

role of education

in Scotland

Puritans (Puritanism)

An Admonition to Parliament
(Field and Wilcox)

Elizabeth religious settlement

Elizabeth's Oxford visit

Marprelate Controversy

role of women

Vestments Controversy

Quadra, Alvarez de.
See
de Quadra, Alvarez

Radcliffe, Thomas, 3rd Earl of Sussex

Radclyffe, Frances, Countess of Sussex

Raleigh, Walter

admiralty command

Book of the Ocean to Cynthia

Cádiz capture

court life and riches of

History of the World

imprisonment and execution

Islands Voyages

Randolph, Thomas

Rape of Lucrece
(Shakespeare)

recusancy (recusants)

Regnans in Excelsis
(Pius)

Renard, Simon

Requesens y Zúñiga, Luis de

Rheims

Rheims-Douai Bible

Richard II, King of England

Richard III
(Shakespeare)

Ridolfi, Roberto

plot

spying for Pius V

Ridolfi plot

Rippon, Roger

Rishton, Edward

Rising of the North.
See
Northern Rising

Rizzio, David

Roberts, Henry

Rochester, Robert

Rogers, Adriana

Rogers, John

Rogers, Thomas

Roman Catholicism.
See
Catholicism

Rouen

Russell, Elizabeth, Duchess of Bedford

Ruthven, Patrick, 3rd Lord Ruthven

Sadler, Ralph

St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre

St. Paul's Cathedral

Salic Law

Salisbury, Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of.
See
Cecil, Robert, 1st Earl of Salisbury

Salusbury, Thomas

Sampson, Thomas

Sander, Nicholas

Sandys, Edwin

San Felipe

San Lorenzo de El Escorial

San Salvador

Santa Cruz, Álvaro de Bazán, 1st Marquis of

Saunders, Nicholas

Savage, John

Schirat, Michael

Scotland.
See also
James VI, King of Scotland; Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots

Chaseabout Raid

French alliance

Knox and

Lords of the Congregation

Philip II and

Pius IV and

Pius V and

Treaty of Edinburgh

Scott, Cuthbert

Scrope, Henry, 9th Baron Scrope of Bolton

Sea Beggars

Sebastian, King of Portugal

secret service

Segovia Woods letters

Seizure of Alba's Pay Ships

self-flagellation

Seymour, Edward, Earl of Hertford

Seymour, Edward, Viscount Beauchamp

Seymour, Thomas

Shakespeare, William

Sherwin, Ralph

shipping

Shrewsbury, Countess of.
See
Bess of Hardwick

Shrewsbury, George Talbot, 6th Earl of

Sicily

Sidney, Henry

Sidney, Philip

Sigismund-Augustus II

Sir Thomas More
(Shakespeare)

Sixtus V, Pope

Skerres, Nicholas

Sledd, Charles

Smith, Thomas

Smithfield Market

Soper Lane

Southwell, Richard

Southwell, Robert

Spanish Armada

Spanish Embassy (London)

Spinola, Benedict

Stafford, Edward

Stanihurst, Richard

Stanley, Ferdinando

Stanley, William

Stanley Plot

States-General of the Netherlands

Stewart, James, Earl of Arran

Stewart, James, 1st Earl of Moray.
See
Moray, James Stewart, 1st Earl of

Stewart, John, Earl of Atholl

Stewart, Matthew, 4th Earl of Lennox

Stuart, Arbella

Stuart, Charles, 5th Earl of Lennox

Stuart, Esmé, 6th Seigneur d' Aubigny

Stukeley, Thomas

superstitions

Sweden

Swiss Guard

“Tamburlaine”

theatre

Throckmorton, Elizabeth

Throckmorton, Francis

Throckmorton, Nicholas

enters Condé's service

Mary Stuart and

recall from Paris

urges English intervention in France

Throckmorton Plot

casket letters

uncovering by informants

Tichborne, Nicholas

Tilney, Charles

Tilney, Edmund

Titchborne, Chidiock

Topcliffe, Richard

Tordesillas, Treaty of

Tower of London

“traitor”

Treason Acts

Tregian, Francis

Tremayne, Richard

Tresham, Thomas

Tumult of Amboise

Turner, Peter