The Gunpowder Plot: Terror & Faith in 1605 (65 page)

Garnet, Sister Helen,
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Garnet, Sister Margaret,
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Garnet, Father Thomas,
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,
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Gatehouse (prison), London,
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Gayhurst (house), Buckinghamshire,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Gentlemen Pensioners,
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,
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George I, King of Great Britain,
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n,
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Gerard, Father John, S.J. (historian),
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n

Gerard, Father John, S.J.: Eliza Vaux protects,
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,
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; on Eliza Vaux,
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; at Harrowden,
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,
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,
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,
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; qualities,
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,
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; envied by Appellants,
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; and lawful sovereign,
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; and succession to James,
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; reveals Bye Plot,
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; on James’s persecution of Catholics,
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; friendship with Catesby,
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; and Gunpowder Plot conspirators,
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; instructs Lady Wenman,
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; on Holywell pilgrimage,
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,
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; on Nicholas Owen,
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; converts Digbys,
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,
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; at Gayhurst,
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; suffers torture,
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; on torture of Fawkes,
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; learns of failure of Plot,
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; Fawkes names in confession,
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; attempts made to prove involved in Plot,
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; Bates implicates,
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; charged,
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; named as traitor,
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; Digby denies involvement in Plot,
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; on Bates’s execution,
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; on Keyes’s execution,
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; accused of relations with Lady Mary Percy,
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; and accusations of scandal against Garnet,
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; on equivocation,
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; on torture and death of Little John,
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,
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; and Garnet’s execution,
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; escape to continent,
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;
Autobiography
,
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;
Narrative
,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Gerard, Sir Thomas,
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Germain, Marquis de (envoy),
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Gibbon, Edward,
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Gibbon, Gideon,
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Goodman, Godfrey, Bishop of Gloucester:
Court of King James I
,
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Gorges, Sir Arthur,
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,
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,
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Gowrie, John Ruthven, 3rd Earl of: 1600 conspiracy,
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,
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Grafton Manor, Worcestershire,
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Grant, Dorothy (
née
Wintour),
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Grant, John: marriage,
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,
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; joins Gunpowder Plot,
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; home,
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,
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; acquires weaponry,
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; at Dunchurch,
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; as suspect,
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,
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; blinded in Holbeach gunpowder accident,
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,
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; captured,
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; in Tower,
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; trial,
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,
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,
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; executed,
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,
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; obduracy,
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Grant, Wintour (John and Dorothy’s son),
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Greenwich Palace,
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Greville, Sir Fulke,
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Grey, Lady Catherine (Countess of Hertford),
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Grey, Lady Mary,
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Grey, Thomas, 15th Baron Grey de Wilton,
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Griffin, Mrs (tailor’s wife),
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Grissold, Robert,
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,
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Grove, Gideon,
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n

gunpowder: availability and acquisition,
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,
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; quantities used,
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,
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; decayed,
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,
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,
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; accident at Holbeach,
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; removed to Tower,
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Gunpowder Plot: participants,
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,
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,
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,
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; beginnings,
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,
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,
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; and double-effect principle,
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; supposed tunnel,
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,
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; known to non-participants,
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; detailed planning,
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; discovery,
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; commemorated,
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,
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; historical interpretations of,
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,
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,
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; success considered,
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Guy Fawkes Day
see
Bonfire Night

Gwinn, Matthew:
Tres Sybillae
,
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Gwinne, Dr Matthew,
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Habington, Dorothy,
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Habington, Mary (
née
Parker): marriage,
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; anxieties over Plot,
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; suspected of writing Monteagle Letter,
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; and fugitives,
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; Tesimond visits,
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; defies Bromley,
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Habington, Thomas: imprisoned in Tower for Mary plot,
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,
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; Little John constructs hiding places for,
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; recusancy,
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,
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,
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; refuses to admit fugitives,
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; Tesimond visits,
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; and search at Hindlip,
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; reprieved,
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Habington, William,
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,
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Hagley (house), Worcestershire,
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Hammond, Father,
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Hanoverian dynasty,
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n

Harewell, Sir Edward,
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Harington, John,
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st Baron,
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,
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,
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Harrowden Hall, Northamptonshire: Eliza Vaux at,
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,
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; regularly searched,
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; Catesby visits,
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; location,
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; James visits,
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; priests at,
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,
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,
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; Little John works at,
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; feasts celebrated at,
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; fears of search for fugitives,
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,
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; searched for Plot fugitives,
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; sold and replaced,
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Hart, Father (Hammond),
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Hay, James, 1st Baron (
later
1st Earl of Carlisle),
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Hazlitt, William,
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Helena, St (mother of Constantine the Great),
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,
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n,
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Heneage, Eliza, Lady (
née
Tresham),
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,
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,
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Heneage, Sir George,
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Henri III, King of France,
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Henri IV, King of France,
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,
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,
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,
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Henry III, King of England,
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n

Henry IV, King of England,
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Henry VII, King of England,
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,
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Henry VIII, King of England,
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,
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,
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,
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Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales (son of James I): James visits in Stirling,
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; under guardianship of Mar,
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; arrival in England,
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; qualities and character,
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; Household,
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; proposed marriage to Spanish princess,
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; at Tower zoo,
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; public appearances,
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; Plotters’ plans for,
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,
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,
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,
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; visits Oxford,
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; watches trial of Plotters,
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; death,
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,
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; portrait,
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Herring, Francis:
Popish Pietie
,
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,
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Hertford, Catherine, Countess of
see
Grey, Lady Catherine

Hertford, Edward Seymour, Earl of,
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Hewell Grange, Worcestershire,
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,
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Hexter, Sir Edward,
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Hill, Father,
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Hilliard, Nicholas,
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n

Hindlip (house), Worcestershire,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Hoboken, Baron (emissary of Flanders),
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,
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Hoby, Sir Edward,
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,
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Holbeach House, Staffordshire,
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,
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n,
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,
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,
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Holywell (North Wales): pilgrimage to St Winifred’s shrine,
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,
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,
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Home, Sir George (
later
Earl of Dunbar),
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,
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Hopkins, Gerard Manley,
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n

horses: for war,
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,
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Howard, Lady Elizabeth (
later
Countess of Banbury;
then
Lady Vaux),
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Howard, Henry
see
Northampton, 1st Earl of

Huddington Court, Worcestershire,
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n,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Huddlestone family,
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n

Huddlestone, Henry,
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,
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,
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,
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Huguenots,
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Hunsdon, George Carey, 2nd Baron,
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Huntly, George Gordon, 6th Earl (
later
1st Marquis) of,
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,
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Huntly, Henrietta (Stuart), Countess of,
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,
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Hurstfield, J.H.,
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n

Hutchinson, Thomas,
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Ingleby, Father Francis,
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Ingleby, Sir William,
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Inquisition, Spanish,
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,
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n

Ireland: Spanish attack on,
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Isabella Clara Eugenia, Infanta of Spain and Archduchess of Austria: regency in Spanish Netherlands,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; proposed for succession to English throne,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; sends welcome to James,
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; and Gunpowder Plot,
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; and extradition of Owen,
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Isham, John,
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James I, King of England (James VI of Scotland): succeeds to English throne,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; qualities and character,
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; personal tolerance towards Catholics and Catholicism,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; arrival in England,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; and Philip III,
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; hunting,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; and
Book of Succession
,
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; homosexual proclivities,
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; marriage relations and children,
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; rumoured conversion to Catholicism,
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,
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,
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,
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; on Catholic women,
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; promises to Catholics,
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,
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,
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; receives Thomas Percy,
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,
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; views on Scotland,
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; family,
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,
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; informality,
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; succession to,
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; coronation,
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; 1603 Catholic conspiracies against,
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,
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,
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; allows pardons to recusants,
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; and Gowrie conspiracy,
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; early fears and threats against,
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; pacific inclinations,
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; meets Tassis,
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; opens 1604 Parliament,
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; condemns Puritans,
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; condemns Catholic religion,
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,
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; and treaty with Spain,
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; urges union with Scotland,
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; Scots favourites,
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; as target of Plotters,
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,
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; turns against Catholics,
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,
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,
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; visits Oxford,
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; and Monteagle Letter,
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,
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,
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,
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; pleads innocence of Northumberland,
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; and search of Parliament cellars,
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; Catesby believes dead,
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; interrogates Fawkes,
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,
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; authorises torture of Fawkes,
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,
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,
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; speech to Parliament after Plot,
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,
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,
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; and use of torture,
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n; interrogates Northumberland,
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; and Digby,
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; denounces smoking,
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; watches trial of Plotters,
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; Coke denies promise of tolerance to Catholics,
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; and Garnet’s confession,
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; interrogates Garnet,
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,
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; attends Garnet’s trial,
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; Garnet writes to after sentence,
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; mistrusts Northumberland,
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; Henri IV counsels religious toleration to,
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; on need for support of Plot for success,
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;
Basilikon Doron
, xxxvi;
Counterblaste to Tobacco
,
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;
King’s Book
,
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n,
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,
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