Страница - 257Страница - 259- Beaufort, Henry, Cardinal Bishop of Winchester, [14], [15], [78], [90], [105], [114], [123], [124], [125], [137], [168], [173], [187], [212], [214], [226], [235-239], [248], [271], [280], [307], [308], [312], [314], [316], [319], [320], [330], [336], [337], [345], [369], [397], [448];
- character, [105], [168], [185];
- designated guardian of Henry VI., [103];
- quarrel with Henry V., [107] and [note 419];
- opposition to Gloucester, [109-115];
- influence predominant in the Council, [115], [116];
- constitutional pose, [118], [308];
- love of political power and money, [118];
- dislike of Gloucester, [162–164];
- orders Gloucester to be excluded from Tower, [170] and [note 624];
- attacks London with armed force, [171], [172];
- misrepresents Gloucester to Bedford, [176], [236–238];
- defends his actions before Lords of Parliament, [181–186];
- resigns Chancellorship, [187];
- accompanies Bedford to France, [192];
- created Cardinal, [192];
- returns to England, [212];
- his bishopric called in question, [213];
- secures his right to sit in Council, [217];
- accompanies Henry VI. to France, [219];
- appointed to treat with France for peace, [221];
- becomes liable to the penalties of Præmunire, [225], [226];
- vindicates himself before Parliament, [232–234];
- favours continuation of war, [246];
- treats with French envoys, [259];
- his peace policy, [259];
- procures release of Duke of Orleans, [260];
- attacked by Gloucester, [260–264];
- plans marriage for Henry VI., [282];
- influence with Martin V., [324];
- his Church policy, 325-328;
- legacy to Oxford University, [397].