History of Holland - George Edmundson

Cabelliau, Abraham, [121],
Cabo Corso, [235]
Cadiz, [275], [289]
Cadsand, [254], [311],
Caerden, Paulus van, [106]
Calais, [16], [28], [94], [216]
Callantroog, [352]
Callenberg, [289]
Calmar, [182]
Calvin, Calvinism, Calvinists, [22], [38] ff., [42], [49] f., [128], [407], [413]
Cambray, [20], ;
League of, [18];
peace congress at (1508), [18]
Camisaders, [54]
Camperdown, [347], [350],
Canal of Holland, [416]
Canals, [379], [420], [430],
Canary islands, [171],
Capadose, Calvinistic leader, [407]
Cape Breton, [313]
Cape colony, [165], [376]
Cape of Good Hope, [98], [100], [166], [275], [328], , [376]
Capibaribi river, [171],
Carib tribes, [178]
Caribbean sea, [170],
Carleton, Sir Dudley, [123], [130], [143], [163]
Carnot, [342]
Caroline, Princess, regent, [319] f.
Caroline, Queen, [316]
Carolingian empire, tripartite division of, [1],
Caron, Francis, [164]
Caron cape, [164]
Carpentaria, Gulf of, [163 f.]
Carpentier, Pieter, [163 f.]
Carrying-trade, [6], [25], [85], [97] f., [159], [214], , [214] f., [298], [319], [379]
Cartagena, [42]
Cartesian system, the, [190],
Castel-Rodrigo, Spanish governor, [244]
Castlereagh, Lord, [366], [368] f., [376]
Castricum, [353]
Castro, Alphonso de, [105]
Catalonia, [291],
Cateau-Cambresis, treaty of (1559), [28], [30],
Catherine II, Empress, [325], [329]
Catholic episcopate, establishment of, [412 f.]
Catholique, the, [387], [391],
Cats, Jacob, council-pensionary, [148], [192], [194], [197], [205], [21], [1], [214];
Hofwijck, Cluijswerck, Voorhout and Zeestraet of, [194]
Cautionary towns, [84], [96], [104], [121], [123]
Ceylon, [105], [124], [165], [229], [275], [328], [346], [354]
Chamber of Accounts, college of, [345], [368]
Chambers of Rhetoric, [201],
Champagney, governor of Antwerp, [66]
Charleroi, [245], [258], [278], [310],
Charles I of England, [142] f., [152], [154] f., [163], [203]f., [215], [262]
Charles II of England, [203] f., [208], [212], [231-234], [236], [238], [242], [233] f., [248] f., [252] ff., [261-266]
Charles II of Spain, [280], ff.
Charles V, Emperor, [16-23], [25], [27-30], [32], [67], [191], [196], [281], [294]
Charles V of France, [4]
Charles VI, Emperor, [295], [297], [306]
Charles VII (Charles Albert, Elector of Bavaria), Emperor, [282], [290], [306] f., [306]
Charles VIII of France, [15]
Charles IX of France, [51], [57]
Charles IX of Sweden, [121],
Charles X Gustavus of Sweden, [141],[229] ff.
Charles X of France, [389]
Charles XII of Sweden, [291], [301],
Charles, Archduke, [282], [286], [289] ff., [293 f.]
Charles Christian, Prince of Nassau-Weilburg, [319]
Charles Edward, the young Pretender, [310],
Charles of Egmont (Gelderland), [14], [18]f., [21],
Charles of Lorraine, [310], f.
Charles the Bold (le Téméraire), [3] ff., [7-10]
Charlotte, Princess of England, [366], [398], [406]
Charlotte de Bourbon, [61], [77]
Charnacé, French ambassador, [149]
Chassé, General, , [402]
Chatham, [248]
Chatham, Lord, [359]
Châtillon, conference of (1814), [368]
Châtillon, French commander, [149]
Châtillon, French envoy, [135]
Chaumont, [368]
Cheribon, [275]
Chesapeake bay, [166]
Chesterfield, Lord, [303]
China, [105], [124]
Christian IV of Denmark, [120], f., [180-183]
Christian Coalition, [427]
Christianopel, treaty of, [183]
Christina of Sweden, [229]
Christopher, Duke, son of the Elector Palatine, [59]
Church Association Act, [414]
Churchill, John, see Marlborough
Clancarty, Lord, [369], [387]
Clarendon, [244]
Claude, sister of Philibert, Prince of Orange-Châlons, [30],
Clement VII, Pope, [20],
Cleves, [120],
Cloppenburch, [201],
Coburg, Austrian commander, [341], f.
Coccaeus, [188]
Cochon, member of National Convention, [345]
Cockayne, Alderman, [125]
Cockerill, of Seraing machine factory, [380],
Code Napoléon, the, [358], [362]
Cods of Holland, [14]
Coehoorn, [279]
Coelim, [275]
Coevorden, [95], [258]
Colberg Heath, [181],
Colbert, [249]
Colenbrander, Dr H.T., [388], [431],
Coligny, Admiral, [47], [53], [78]
Coligny (Téligny), Louise de, [78]f., [85], [130], [135], [138]
Collegium Philosophicum, [381], [383], [386]
Cologne, [8], [32], [192], [248] f., [252] f., [258]f., [261], [272], [368]
Cologne, Archbishop of, [8]
Cologne, Elector-Archbishop of, Bishop of Liège, [249]
Colombo, [165]
Colonies, [177], [276], [328], [347], [358], [376], [430], etc.
Commercial and economic expansion, [159-185]
Commissioned
Councillors, college of, [114], [345]
"Compromise," the, [37-40]
"Concept of Harmony", [246], [248], [250],
Condé, [249], [262]
Condé, Princess of, [120],
Conperus, Louis, [432]
Constance, League of (1474), [8]
Constantine the Great, [193]
Constantinople, [121], [183]
Constitution, revision of the, [405-410]
Consulta, [29], [35]
Consultation, Act of (1766), [321], [328]
Contarini, Tommaso, [121],
Continental system, [358], [362], [379]
Contra-Remonstrants, [129] ff., [133] f., [137]
Contra-Remonstratie, [129]
Cook's strait, [164]
Coornheert, Dirk Volkertz, [191],
Copenhagen, [230], f.
Coromandel, [165], [320],
Council of State, powers and functions of, [110], f.
Council-pensionaries, powers and functions of, [116] f.
Coursier des Pays Bas, the, [391],
Courtrai, [40], [245], [290], [309]
Crécy, battle of, [1],
Cromwell, [163], [215], [218-224], [229], [234], [236]
Cuba, [170],
Culemberg,
Count of, [36] f., [44]
Cultivation-system, [415] f., [430], [432]
Cumberland, Duke of, [309], [311] f.
Curaçoa, [276], [323], [327]
Cuyp, Albert, [200],

D'Affry, French ambassador, [317] ff.
D'Allègne, Marquis, [290],
D'Alphonse, Baron, [361],
D'Argenson, French minister, [310], f.
D'Avaux, French ambassador, [266], [268], [272]
D'Avila, Sancho, [59], [66], [106]
D'Ellougue, [385]
D'Estrades, Count, [203], [208], [232] f., [265]
D'Estrées, [252], [259], [278]
D'Hoogvoort, Baron Emmanuel, [391-395]
D'Hoogvoort, Baron Joseph, [393]
D'Oultremont, Countess Henriette, [405]
D'Ursel, Duke, [378]
Daendels, General, [341], f., [344] f., [347], [350-353], [364]
Dale, Sir Thomas, [161],
Danube, the, [288]
Danzig, [25], [229]
David, son of Philip the Good and Bishop of Utrecht, [2], [14]
Davis' straits, [124]
De Beaufort, Admiral, [239], [241],
De Beauharnais, Hortense, [356], [360], f.
De Berg, Count, [144] f.
De Brézé, French commander, [149]
De Celles, préfet, [361], [381],
De Cocq, preacher, [407]
De Costa, Calvinistic leader, [407]
De Fénelon, French ambassador, [307], [309]
De Foere, Abbé, [384] f.
De Gerlache, Catholic leader, [385]
De Graeff, governor of St Eustatius, [323]
De Groot, pensionary, [131-136], [142 f.]
De Haan, pensionary, [131],
De Haas, artist, [432]
De Hembyze, Calvinist leader, [73]
De Héze, Baron, [65]
De Klundert, [341],
De la Vauguyon,
Duke, [323 f.]
De la Ville, Abbé, [311],
De Laet, historian, [166]
De Larrey, Count, [310],
De Maulde, French ambassador, [341],
De Méan, Count, [380], f.
De Meester, ministry of, [427]
De Mist, leader of the federalists, [349]
De Nemours,
Duc, [397] f.
De Neufville, [320],
De Nève, printer, [387]
De Perponcher, envoy, [365]
De Rosne, Seigneur, [94]
De Ryhove, Calvinist leader, [73]
De Standaart, préfet, [361],
De Vérac, Count, [332]
De Vries, Admiral, [241],
De Vrij Temminck, [323]
De With, Cornelisz Witte, Vice-Admiral, [152], [182] f., [217], [219] f., [230]
De Witt, Cornelis, Ruwaard, [226], [236], [241], [243], [252-255]
De Witt, Jacob, [207], [209], [212], [226]
De Witt, John, [117], [198], [212-224], [225-235] [236-250], [252-257], [298], [301], [317], [320], [431],
Deane, commanding English fleet, [219]
Dedel, Belgian minister, [403 "]
Defensive Confederacy," the, [331],
Deforgues, [353]
Dekker,
Douwes, [415], [432]; Max Havelaar of, [415], [432]
Delacroix, Charles, [350],
Delft, [62] f., [79] ff., [83], [99], [112], [157], [159], [163], [207], [277]
Delftware, [183 ]
Delfziil, [92]
Demerara, [328], [347], [376]
Denain, [296]
Dendermonde, [41], [82], [290], [310]
Deputed-Estates, functions of, [114]
Descartes, Réné, [190],
Dettingen, [308]
Deventer, [97] f., [92], [114], [226], [407]
Deventer, Gerard Prounick, [86], [89]
Devolution, law of, [233], [244]
Diamond industry, [183]
Dieden, Colonel, [144]
Dieren, [208] f.
Diest, [149]
Dietz, [371], [374]
Dijkveld, [267], [271], [274], [280],
Dillenburg, town and principality of, [42], [44], [47], [49], [54], [371], [374]
Djapara, [161],
Doce river, [172]
Does, Jan van der, [60],
Doesburg, [87], [252]
Doggerbank, the, [329]
Dohna, Swedish ambassador, [244] f.
Dokkum, [118]
Dolhain, the lord of, [50],
Dolman, Colonel, [218]
Donker, [385]
Donker-Curtius, [408] f., [411], [414]
Dordrecht, [51], f., [54], [98], [112], [135] ff., [178], [194], [207], [209] f., [212], [226], [247], [253]f., [274], [279], [335], [341],
Doreslaer, [203] f., [212 f.]
Dort, synod at, [87], [162], [184] f., [407]
Dorth, Colonel Jan van, lord of Horst, [167] f.
Dortmund, [354]
Douat, Merlin de, [345]
Douay, [21], [71], [294], [296]
Douw, Gerard, [200],
Dover, [215], [217];
secret treaty of, [248] f.
Downing, George, [234], [249]
Downs, battle of the, [151], f., [175], [212], [215], [217]
Drake, [175]
Drebbel, Cornelius, [199]
Drente, [5], [21], [73], [93], [96], [115], [138], [153], [238], [251], [304], [354], [357], [367]
Du Chattel, artist, [432]
Ducpétiaux, [394]
Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester, [77], [84-91], [95], [97] f., [110], [115], [117],
Duiveland, [62], [359]
Dumonceau, General, [347]
Dumouriez, [340], f.
Duncan, Admiral, [347], [352]
Dungeness, [217] f.
Dunkirk, [82], [100], ff., [145], , [151], f., [171], , [232], [240], [264], [292], [296]
Düren, [368]
Dutch Brabant, [312]
Dutch Flanders, [156], [185], [311], [330], f., [342], [345] f., [397]
"Dutch mission", [412]
Dutch Republic, beginnings of the, [82-1091]

East Friesland, [357]
East India Company (Dutch), [105], [124], [147], [155], [159-185], [233], [252], [261], [275], [305], [339] f., [345]
East India Company (English), [159], [233], [320]
East Indies, [98] ff., [106], [124], [143], [158], [160] f., [229], [248], [275], [328], [346], [379], [407], [415] f., [430]
Edam, [112], [207]
Education Act (1878), [424]
Educational affairs, [380], , [409], [414], [420], [422], [424] f., [427], [431]
Edward I of England, [16]
Edward, Prince, of Bohemia, [213]
Effingham, [175]
Egmont, see Lamoral
Elba, [371], [384]
Elbing, [229]
Elburg, [334]
Elizabeth, Queen of England, [50], [57], [62], [70], f., [74], [77], [83-86], [88] f., [95] f., [102], [122f.]
Elizabeth of Bohemia, [141],
Elizabeth of Görlitz, Duchess of Luxemburg, [2]
Elizabeth of Parma, [302]
Elsass, [8]
Elseviers, the, [201],
Elsinore, [230],
Emma of Waldeck-Pyrmont, Princess, queen-regent, [421],
Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy, regent, [27] f.
Ems, the, [45]
Ems Occidental, [361],
Ems Oriental, [361],
Enghien, Duke of, [155]
English Muscovy Company, [121], [123], [166]
Enkhuizen, [56], [89], [98], [112], [118], [159]
Enschede, [96]
Episcopius, Simon, [136], [188]
Ermerius, [352]
Ernest Casimir of Nassau, stadholder, [101], [138], [146]
Ernest of Austria, Archduke, [93f.]
Erp, Christina van, [196]
Essequibo river and colony, [177], [276], [328], [347], [376]
Eternal Edict, [246] f., [253]
Eugene of Savoy, Prince, [387] f., [290-296]
"Evangelicals", [128]
Evertsen, Cornelis, Admiral, [240], f., [261], [278]
Evertsen, Jan, Vice-Admiral, [218], [220], [237]
Exclusion, Act of (Acte van Seclusie), [222-225], [232]
Exeter, [273]
Exhibition at Brussels, [389] f.

Fadrique de Toledo, Don, [168]
Fagel, Caspar, council-pensionary, [246], [255] f.
Fagel, Francis, council-pensionary, [260], [264], [267], [277], [303], [319], [365]
Falck, Captain of the National Guard, [364] f., [369], [380], [396]
Farnese, Alexander, Prince of Parma, [70-74], [77]-80, [82], [84] ff., [88] f., [92] f., [192]
Federation, Act of (1576), [63]
Femern, [182]
Ferdinand I,
Ferdinand, Cardinal Infante, ff.,
Ferdinand of Aragon, ff., f.
Ferrara, [97]
Fiji archipelago, [164]
Fijnje, member of Executive Council, [350],
Finance, Chamber of, [52], [86]
Finspong, [179]
Fisheries, [6], , [97], [122], [218], [430]
Fishing rights dispute, [16], [122-125], [143], [166], [214]
Fivelingoo, [114]
Flanders, passim
Flemish Belgium, [378]
Fleurus, [278], [342]
Fleury, Cardinal, [303], [307]
Flinck, Govaert, [200],
Florence, [195]
Floriszoon, Vice-Admiral, [218], [230],
Flushing, [28], [30], [51], f., [58], [77], [84] f., [123], [331], [346], [357], [359], [428]
Flushing and Veere, marquisate of, [113], [304]
Fokker, member of Executive Council, [350],
Fontainebleau, [138];
treaty of (1785), [331],
Fontenoy, battle of, [310],
Formosa, [164]
Fort Zelandia, [164]
Forth, Firth of, [243]
"Forty-Eighters", [315]
Fox, [329]
France, treaty with (1482), [12]
Franche-Comté, [1], [9], [30], [34], [245]
Franchise, reforms of the, [421-424],
Francis I, [19] f.
Francis, Emperor, [368]
Francis Stephen, Duke of Lorraine, [306]
Franco-German War (1870), [417]
Franeker, University of, [188], ,
Frankfort, [294]
Franklin, [325]
Frederick II the Great, of Prussia, [274], [306] f., [321],
Frederick III, Emperor, [7] f., [13]
Frederick III of Denmark, [218], [230], f.
Frederick, Elector Palatine, King of Bohemia, [139], [142]
Frederick, Prince, second son of King William I, [375], [392], [394], [421]
Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange, stadholder, [103] f., [116], [121], [130], [138] f., [141-144], [146-150], [153-157], [178], [181], f., [186], [192], [194], [199], [202], [209], [232], [298] f., [312]
Frederick Henry bay, [165]
Frederick Henry cape, [165]
Frederick of Toledo, Don, [53], [55] f.
Frederick William I of Prussia, [306]
Frederick William II of Prussia, [335], [366]
Frederick William of Brandenburg (the Great Elector), [157]
Frederikshald, [301],
French annexation, [357]-366 "
French Fury, [78]
French Revolution, [340],
Friendly or Tonga islands, [164]
Friesland, passim
Frise, [361],
Friso, John William, of Nassau-Siegen, [285], [299], [304]
Fruin, Robert, [431],
Fryscell, [182]
Fuchs, Paul, [270],
Fuentes, Count of, [93 f.]
Fulda, Bishopric of, [354]
Fundamental Assemblies, [351],
Fundamental Law, [366] f., [370], [372] f., [375] f, [378], [380], [384] f., [391], f., [394], [405], [412], [420], f., [429]f.
Funen, [230], f.
Furnes, [297]
Fürstenberg, Cardinal Archbishop, [272]

Gabbard, the, [219]
Galle, [165]
Ganges, the, [275]
Gecommitteerde-Raden, [114]
Gedeputeerde-Staten, [114]
Geer, Louis de, [178] ff., [181], f.
Geertruidenberg, [14], [93], [293] f., [341]
Gelder, [88]
Gelderland, passim
Gembloux, [70],
Gendebien, Alexandre de, [391], ff., [395]
Genlis, Huguenot leader, [53]
Gennep, [149]
Genoa, [42]
George II of England, [304], [307] f.
George of Saxe-Meissen, [21],
Gérard, Balthazar, [80],
Gérard, Marshal, [402]
Gevangenpoort, the, [255]
Ghent, [6], [9], [1], [1], ff., [16], [24], [28], [45] f., [65] f., [69], [71], [73], [82], [97], [156], [264], [290], ff., [310], [377], [379]f., [385], [391];
Pacification of, [66]f., [71], f., [81], [94]
Gibraltar, [106], [289]
Gilds, [5]
Gilles, Jacob, [310], f.
Goa, [106]
Goch, [149]
Godolphin, [286], [294]
Goeman-Borgesius, [424]
Goerce, [254]
Gogel, finance minister, [342], [349], [355], [357]f.
Golden Fleece, Order of the, [7]
Gomarus, Franciscus, [128], [188]
Gomez, Ruy, [49]
Gondomar, Count of, [123]
Gonzales de Cordova, Don, [146]
Gooiland, [195]
Gorkum, [112], [251], [335]
Gotheborg, [121],
Gouda, [99], [112], [129], [259], [335], [420] ;
convention at (1610), [129]
Goyen, Jan van, [200],
Graeff, Cornelis de, [226], [234]
Graeff, Jacob van der, [253]
Grain, traffic in, [85]f.
Grand Alliance (1689), [273]f., [281], f., [286], [289], [291], [294]f.
Granson, battle at, [8]
Granvelle, Anthony Perrenot de, Cardinal, Bishop of Arras, Archbishop of Mechlin, [22], [28]f., [31-35], , [75], [80]
Grave, [102], [258], [262]
Grave, Admiral, [308]
Gravelines, [28], [70],
Great Assembly, the, [209-213]
Great Fire of London, [242]
Great Privilege, the, [9]f., [14]
Great Rebellion, the, [152]
Great War (1914), the, [428], [430],
Greenland, [123]
Grobendonc, governor of Hertogenbosch, [144]
Groenloo, [95]
Groll, [104]
Grondwet, [366]
Groningen, passim; University of, [181], [431],
Groot, Hofstede de, [407]
Groot, Pieter de, pensionary, [246], [248]f., [252ff.]
Groote Eylandt cape, [165]
Grotius, Hugo (Huig van
Groot), [122], [188]f.;
Mare Liberum of, [132], [189]
Guadeloupe, [376] "
Gueux, les, [38]
Gueux de mer, [50],
Guiana, [99], [177] f., [276], [340], [376]
Guinea, [99], [234] f., [328], [418]
Gustavus Adolphus, [147], [178] ff., [229]
Guyon, Francis (Balthazar Gérard), [80],
Gymnasia, [431],

Haarlem, [55] f., [58], [60], [62], [74], [90], [112], [131], [183] f., [207], [246], [314], [341], [357], [413]
Haarlem lake, [55], [412]
Haasrecht, [335]
Habsburg rule in the Netherlands, [12-26]
Hadamar, [371], [374]
Haersolte, [226] f.
Haga, Cornells, [121], [183]
Hagen, Steven van der, [105]
Hague, the, passim
Hahn, leader of the moderates, [349]
Hainault, [2], [9], [21], [52], [65], [71], [228], [244], [262]
Hals, Frans, [199] f.
Hamburg, [25], [320],
Hanover, [272], [283], [286], [302]
Hanse League,
Hanse towns, [6], [25], [120]f.
Harderwijk, University of, [188]
Harlingen, [118]
Harmensz, Jacob, see Arminius
Harmignies, [53 f.]
Harris, Sir James (Lord Malmesbury), [332], [335] ff.
Harwich, [84]
Harwood, Colonel, [147]
Hattem, [334], [341],
Haverman, artist, [432]
Havré, commander, [66]
Heemskerk, Th., [427]
Heidelberg, [90], [119]
Heidelberg catechism, [128], [137]
Heiligerlee, [45]
Heim, Antony van der, council-pensionary, [303] f., [309] ff.
Hein, Piet, Vice-Admiral, [167], [169] ff.
Heinsius, Antony, council-pensionary, [277], [280], [282] f., [285] ff., [290], f., [294], [300]
Heinsius, Daniel, [188]
Heinsius, Nicolas, [188]
Helder, the, [352], [367], [379]
Hellemans, Heleonore, [196] f.
Helst, Bartolomaus van der, [199] f.
Helvoetsluis, [273]
Hendrikszoon, Boudewyn, [168] f.
Heneage, Lord, [85]
Henrietta, Duchess of Orleans, [248]
Henrietta Maria, [154] f.
Henry III of France, [62], [83] f., [92]
Henry IV of France (Henry of Navarre), [92], [94] ff., [104], [109], [120], [122], [195]
Henry VII of England, [16] f.
Henry, stadholder of Luxemburg, [421],
Henry Casimir, stadholder, son of William Frederick, [238], [264], [266], [268], [270], [277], [285]
Henry Casimir of Nassau, [146], [153]
Henry of Bavaria, Bishop of Utrecht, [21],
Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Prince, [426]
Henry of Nassau, brother of the Prince of Orange, [47], [59]
Henry of Nassau, friend and adviser of Charles V, [30],
Herbert, Admiral, [273]
Heresy, extirpation of, [23], [31], ff., [35] ff., [39], [42] f., [67]
Herring fisheries, [6], [24], [254]
Hertogenbosch (Bois-le-duc), [32], [102], [143-146], [150], [156], [171], [253], [315], [328], [413]
Hesse, [272]
Hesse-Cassel, [283]
Het Loo, [333], [358]
Higher education, [380], [427], [431],
"High-Mightinesses", [112]
Historical Christians, [425], [427]
Hobbema, Meindert, [200],
Hochstädt, [288]
Hoeth, [352]
Hohenlo, Count of, [84]
Holland, passim; incorporation of, with Zeeland in the Burgundian dominion, [2;]
union of, with Belgium, [376-388]
Holmes, Admiral, [234] f.
Holstein, [181],
Honthorst, Gerard, [200],
Hooft, burgomaster of Amsterdam, [323]
Hooft, Cornelis Pietersz,
Hooft, party leader, ,
Hooft, Pieter Cornelisz, [194-197];
Geerard van Velzen, Warenar and Baeto of, ;
Netherland Histories of,
Hoogerbeets, pensionary, [131-136], [142]
Hoogh, Pieter van der, [200],
Hooghley, the, [320],
Hooghly on the Ganges, [275]
Hoogstraeten, Count of, [31], [33], [41], f., [44] f., [47]
Hook faction, [12 ff.]
Hook of Holland, [416]
Hoorn, [56], [98], [112], [118], [159],
Hoorn, Count of, see Montmorency
Hoorn, dowager Countess of, [45]
Hop, Jan, [285], [316]
Houtman, Cornelis, [99]
Hudde, Johan, [267]
Hudson, Henry, [166]
Hugonet, the lord, [10],
Huguenot refugees, [269] f., [276]
Huis in't Bosch, the, [426]
Hulst, [92], [94], [153], [156]
Humbercourt, the lord, [10],
Hume, [323]
Hunsingoo, [114]
Huy, [67], [288], [310],
Huyghens, Christian, [198] f.
Huyghens, Constantine, [192], [194], [196] f.

India, [99], [317]
Indies, trade in the, [107] ff., [145], [147], [155] ff., [160], [165], [189], [275], [313], [336], [339]
Infamy, Order of, [385]
Inquisition, [36-39], [49], , [128]
Isabel, Queen of Portugal, [15] f.
Isabel Clara Eugenia,
Infanta, Archduchess, [94], [96] f., [100], [140], [145-148]
Isabel of Castile, [14] ff., [19]
Isabel of Portugal, wife of Philip the Good, [7]
Isny, [354]
Israels, Joseph, [432]
Issel supérieur, [361],
Ita, Pieter Adriansz, [170],
Itamarca, [173]

Jacatra, [161],
Jacoba, heiress of William V
I of
Holland, [2]
Jacobin clubs, [348] f.
James
I of England, [104], [121], ff., [125], [139], [142], [162] f., [189], [212]
James II of England, Duke of York, [203], [234], [236] f., [242], [252], [262] f., [269-273], [283]
James III of England, son of James II so termed, [271], [283], [285]
Janssens, governor-general of
Java, [364]
Japan, [124], [164]
Japara, [275]
Jarnac, battle of, [47]
Jaureguy,
Juan, [77], [79] f.
Java, [99], [161], ff., [165], [328], [339], [347], [363] f., [376], [379], [415] f., [432]
Jeannin, President, [108] f.
Jemappes, [340], [393]
Jemmingen, [45], [47]
Jever, [357]
Joachimi, [204], [212]
Joan Maurice of Nassau, [175] ff., [210], [227], [238], [245], [251],
Joanna, Duchess of Brabant, [2]
João IV of Portugal, [176]
John II of France, [1],
John III, Count of Namur, [2]
John IV, son of Anthony of Burgundy and husband of Tacoba of Holland, [2]
John Casimir, [71], f.
John de Marnix, lord of Thoulouse, [42]
John of Austria, Don, [64], [66-70]
John of Bavaria, husband of Duchess Elizabeth of Görlitz, [2]
John of Leyden, [22]
John of Nassau, Count, stadholder, [41], f., [45], [59], [61], [72], [79], [83], [146], [285]
John the Fearless, [1] f.
Jones, Paul, [325]
Joseph I, Emperor, [290], [294], [306]
Joseph II, Emperor, [330], f., [338]
Joseph Ferdinand, [281], f.
Joubert, General, [350], [352]
Jourdan, [342]
Juan, Infante, son of Ferdinand and Isabel, [15]
Juan de Vargas, [44] f.
Juana, Infanta, daughter of Ferdinand and Isabel and wife of Philip the Fair, [14] ff., [17]
Julian, French secret agent, [387]
Jülich, fortress of, [120],
Jülich and Cleves, Duke of, [119]
Jülich-Cleves duchies, question concerning succession to, [119] f., [122]
Junius, [128]
Jutland, [181],

Kaiserwerth, [287] f.
Kampen, [114], [335]
Kandy, [165]
Kantelaur, leader of the moderates, [349]
Kappeyne, Joannes, [420], ;
Education Act of (1878), [422]
Katwijk, [220], [358]
Kempenaer, [408], [411],
Kemper, [365] f.
Kennemerland, [13]
Kentish
Knock, [217]
Keppel, Earl of Albemarle, [284]
Kerkoven, Jan van der, lord of
Heenyliet, [152]
Kijkduin, [259]
Kitzingen, [179]
Klein-Schnellendorf, convention of, [307]
Knocke, [297], [309]
Knodsenburg, [92]
Koen, Jan Pieterzoon, governor-general, [124], [161], ff., [164]
Köhler, General, [419]
Kolkmar, Dr, [428]
Koning, Salomon, [200],
Koningh, Pieter de, [200],
Koopman, Rear-Admiral, [402]
Korvey, abbey of, [354]
Kragenhoff, Minister of War, [358]
Kraijenhoff, revolutionary leader, [342]
Kronborg, [230],
Krüger, President, [426]
Kuenen, Abraham, [431],
Kuyff, head of city police, [390],
Kuyper, Dr Abraham, [419] f., [422], [424-427]

L'Oyseleur, Pierre, Seigneur de Villiers, [75]
La
Hogue, [278]
La Motte, [71],
La Rochelle, [50],
Laaland, [182]
"Ladies' Peace," the (1529), [20],
Lafayette, [322]
Lalaing, George, Count of Renneberg, stadholder, [65], [71], [73]
Lamoral, Count of Egmont, stadholder, [28] f., [31], [33-37], [39-43], [45] f., [68]
Lamoussaye, French minister, [388]
Landrecies, [296]
Land's Advocate or Council-Pensionary, office of, [116] f.
Landskrona, [230],
Language decree (1819), [283], [386]
Lauffeldt, [312]
Law, Edward, [301],
Lawrence,
Henry, [325]
Le Brun, Duke of Piacenza, [361], [365]
League of the Beggars, [385]
Ledenburg, [133] f.
Lee, [325]
Leeuwarden, [136]
Leeuwenhoek, Antoni van, [199]
Leffingen, [101],
Leghorn, [218]
Leicester, Earl of, see Dudley
Leipzig, [364] f.
Leopold I, Emperor, [290],
Leopold II, Emperor, [338]
Leopold, Archduke, Bishop of Passau, [119] f.
Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, King of Belgium, [398] ff., [403]
Leuchtenberg, Duke of, [398]
Lewis Ernest, Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, see Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
Lewis of Baden, [288]
Lewis of Nassau, [36] f., [39], [41], [44] f., [47], [49], [51-54], [58] f.
Ley, the, [156]
Leyden, [12], [24], [55] f., [58-61], [74], [89] f., [112], [128], [131], [183] f., [187] f., [190], [195], [201], [314], [314], [358], [360], [365], [408];
University of, [60], [187], [190], [431],
Libertines, [128]
Libri-Bagnano, [387], [389] f.
Liefkenshoek, [82], [402]
Liège, district and town of, [13] f., [21], [39], [178] f., [249], [287] f., [310], [374] f., [378], [380], [385], [393], [399]
Lievens, Jan, [200],
Ligny, [371],
Lilienrot, Count, [280],
Lille, [15], [21], [71], [245], [292], [309]
Lillo, [403]
Limburg, [2], [21], [149], [158], [288], [383], [397] f., [400], [402] f., [416] f., [429] f.
Linden, Cort van den, [428]
Lindhoven, [82]
Lingen, [96], [104]
Linschoten, Jan
Huyghen van, [99]
Lionne, French minister, [245]
Lipsius, Justus, [188]
Lisbon, [159] f., [167] f., [173] f., [176], [229]
Listerdiep passage, [181],
Literary gilds, [190], [201]
Literature, [431] f.
Livonia, [178]
Loevestein, [136], [143], [188], [207]
Lohman, Jonkheer Savornin, [425]
Lombardy, [20],
Lonck, Hendrik Cornelisz, [171], f.
London, [122], [126], [396] f.,
et passim; Articles of (1814), [395];
conferences at, [162], [429];
Conventions of, [376], [402]
Loos, Admiral, [175]
Lorraine, [7] ff., [42], [282], [206]
Lothaire, [1],
Louis II, Count of Flanders, [1],
Louis XI of France, [8] ff., [12], [15]
Louis XIII of France, [149], [154], [195]
Louis XIV of France, [232], [239], [243] ff., [248] f., [252]ff., [260], f., [263] ff., [266-270], [272], [277] f., [280 -283], [285], [290-293], [396]
Louis XV of France, , [311],
Louis XVI of France, [321], [331],
Louis, King of Hungary, [20],
Louis Bonaparte, [355-361], [363]
Louis de Male, Count of Flanders, [1],
Louis del Rio, [44] f.
Louis Philippe, Duke of Orleans,
King
of the French, [389], [379], [407] f.
Louise Henrietta, wife of Frederick
William of Brandenburg, [157]
Louise of Savoy, [20],
Louvain, [53], [90], [149], [290], [310], [380], f., [388], [393], [399]
Louvois, Minister of War, [249]
Löwenthal, Count, [311], f.
Lübeck, [25]
Lucas, Rear-Admiral, [346]
Luis de Requesens, Don, [56] f.
Lumbres, the lord of, [50], f.
Lüneburg, [283]
Luther, Martin, [19], [22 f.]
Lützen, [147], [179]
Luxemburg, duchy and town of, [2], [21], [42], [66], [102], [267], [330], [371], [373] ff., [378], [396] ff., [400], [402] f., [416], [421], [429]
Luxemburg, French marshal, [249], [258] f., [265], [276] f., [286]
Luzac, [408]