confinement in Tower, [160], [164], [167], [168];
efforts for his release, [169];
friendship with Queen and Prince Henry, [169];
asks permission to go to Guiana, [170], [174];
literary pursuits, [171];
consulted by P. Henry in shipbuilding, [173]-[4];
writing Marriage Discourses, [174];
History of World and Ben Jonson, [175], [176]-[182];
demands for his MS., [184];
his Cabinet Council; Discourse of War; and Observations on Trade and Commerce, [185], [186];