Haton, Claude, quoted, [284], [285].
[Havre]-de-Grace, seized by Maligny, [148], [267];
fear lest it be given to English, [154], [155];
and Calais, [162];
occupied by England, [165], [166];
question of evacuation of, [185];
precarious position of Warwick in, [187];
war with England over, inevitable, [198];
Alva proposes, be put in Philip II’s hands pending mediation, [198];
England proposes to trade, for Calais, [198];