Cardinal Wolsey

by M. Creighton

• Ferdinand, King of Aragon, [5];
  • allied with Maximilian, [14];
  • joins Holy League, [16];
  • deserts Henry VIII. in Guienne, [23];
  • allies with France, [27];
  • dies, [44].
• Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester, [145], [155], [156], [175].
• Fitzroy, Henry, Duke of Richmond, [118].
• Flodden Field, Battle of, [26].
• Fox, Richard, Bishop of Winchester, [20], [22], [137], [141].
• Francis I., King of France, accession of, [35], [36];
  • wins Duchy of Milan, [38];
  • makes treaty of Noyon, [44];
  • candidate for the empire, [52]-55;
  • seeks interview with Henry VIII., [57];
  • pensions Wolsey, [59];
  • at Field of Cloth of Gold, [62];
  • attacks Charles V., [72];
  • his unpopularity, [90];
  • captured at Pavia, [109];
  • signs treaty of Madrid, [120];
  • makes peace with England, [122];
  • interview of Wolsey with, at Amiens, [157];
  • makes peace of Cambrai, [178].
• Frundsberg, George, [121].

• Gardiner, Stephen, ambassador to Clement VII., [161]-163;
  • king's favourite, [176];
  • made Bishop of Winchester, [190].
• Gattinara, Ercurino della, negotiates with Tunstal, [68];
  • his position with Charles V., [75];
  • at conference of Calais, [76], [77], [79], [80].
• Gigli, Silvestro dei, Bishop of Worcester, [29], [38].
• Greene, John, [113].
• Guienne, scheme for conquest of, [16], [17];
  • its failure, [23].
• Guisnes, [61], [62].

• Hampton Court, [116].
• Henry VII., policy of, [10], [11], [20], [21]-30, [124].
• Henry VIII., accession of, [11];
  • joins Holy League, [16];
  • his Council, [22];
  • his expedition into France, [25];
  • abandoned by Ferdinand and Maximilian, [28];
  • allies with Louis XII., [32]-35;
  • asks for Wolsey's cardinalate, [33], [39];
  • his dealings with Maximilian, [41]-45;
  • a candidate for the empire, [53]-55;
  • allies with Charles V., [90];
  • costliness of his policy, [102];
  • his management of Parliament, [129];
  • question of his divorce, [151];
  • rebukes Wolsey, [167]-170;
  • his last interview with Wolsey, [181], [182].
• Howard, Sir Edward, [24].

• Ipswich, [18];
  • college of, [143], [195].
• Isabella of Portugal, [117].

• James V., set up King of Scotland, [108].
• Jordan, Isabella, [166].
• Julius II., Pope, and Italian politics, [9], [15].

• Katharine, Queen of England, [13], [16];
  • confides in Wolsey, [25];
  • Regent of England, [26];
  • opposed to French alliance, [60];
  • signs of her breach with king, [118];
  • divorce question moved, [151]-153;
  • her attitude before the legatine court, [174].
• Kingston, Sir William, [202]-207.
• Knight, secretary, sent to Rome, [158]-161.

• Lady Margaret Professorships, [145].
• League, the Italian, [6], [7].
• —— of Cambrai, [8], [9], [14], [15].
• —— the Holy, [16].
• Legate, Wolsey nominated, [50];
  • his legatine courts, [147].
• Leicester Abbey, death of Wolsey at, [203]-206.
• Leo X., Pope, accession of, [27];
  • refuses Wolsey's cardinalate, [33], [34];
  • creates Wolsey cardinal, [39];
  • annoyed at Wolsey's success, [50];
  • sides with Charles V., [66], [73], [74];
  • death of, [85].
• Lincoln, Wolsey Dean of, [22];
  • Bishop of, [29].
• Longueville, Duke of, [32].
• Louis XI., King of France, his policy, [5].
• Louis XII., King of France, and League of Cambrai, [9], [10];
  • his dealings with Julius II., [15];
  • defeated in Italy, [25];
  • makes truce with Ferdinand and Maximilian, [28];
  • marries Mary of England, [33];
  • dies, [34].
• Louise of Savoy, mother of Francis I., makes peace with England, [119].
• Lymington, Wolsey Vicar of, [19].

• Madrid, Treaty of, [120].
• Magdalen College, Oxford, [18], [19].
• Margaret, queen of James IV. of Scotland, marries Earl of Angus, [69];
  • allies with Albany, [91];
  • managed by Wolsey, [108].
• Marignano, battle of, [38].
• Mary, Princess, daughter of Henry VII., married to Louis XII., [32];
  • marries Duke of Suffolk, [37].
• Mary, Princess, daughter of Henry VIII., married by proxy to Dauphin, [49];
  • betrothed to Charles V., [63], [64];
  • betrothed to Duke of Orleans, [122].
• Maximilian, Emperor, joins Italian League, [6];
  • allied with Ferdinand, [14];
  • relations of Henry VII. with, [21];
  • at Terouenne, [25];
  • deserts Henry VIII., [27], [28];
  • makes a futile expedition against Milan, [40]-42;
  • signs peace of Noyon, [45];
  • dies, [52].
• Medici, Guilio dei, candidate for the Papacy, [87];
  • elected Clement VII., [99], [100].
• Montdidier, capture of, [97].
• More, Sir Thomas, Speaker in 1523, [103]-105;
  • Chancellor, [190].

• Nanfan, Sir Richard, [19].
• Norfolk, Thomas Howard I., Duke of, [30], [34].
• Norfolk, Thomas Howard II., Duke of, puts down tumult, [113], [114];
  • plots against Wolsey, [177], [181];
  • receives great seal from Wolsey, [186];
  • president of the Council, [190].
• Norwich, tumult in, [113].
• Noyon, Treaty of, [44], [45].

• Oxford, Wolsey's influence in, [145]-147.