Lucy, Countess of
Bellarmine, Cardinal Robert; Responsio
Bellenden, Sir Lewis
Berwick
Bettenson, Sir Richard, of Essex
Bèze, Théodore de; Icones
Bible, new translation of
Bille, Steen
Bilson, Thomas, Bishop of Winchester
Black, David, minister
Black, John, minister
Black Acts
Blackature, Captain William
Blackburn, Peter, Bishop of Aberdeen
Blackwell, George, Archpriest
Blackwood, Adam
Blount, Charles, Lord Mountjoy, later Earl of Devonshire
Blyth, Helene
Bodleian Library, Oxford
Bohemia
Boig, George
Boig, John
Boleyn, Anne, Queen of England
Borders
Borthwick Castle
Bothwell, Francis, fifth Earl of, see Stewart, Francis Hepburn
Bothwell, Jean, Countess of, see Gordon, Lady Jean
Bothwell, James, fourth Earl of, see Hepburn, James
Bothwell, John, laird of Holyroodhouse
Bowes, Robert
Boy, Jerome
Boyd, James, Bishop of Glasgow
Brahe, Tygo (Tycho); De nova stella
Brechin
Brett, Arthur
Brig o’ Dee
British Library
Brokkes, William
Brooke, George, conspirator with Ralegh
Brooke, William, Lord Cobham
Brouncker, Sir Henry
Bruce, Edward, Abbot of Kinloss, later Lord Kinloss
Bruce, Sir George
Bruce, Harry
Bruce, Robert, intermediary with Spain
Bruce, Robert, minister
Buccleuch, Border nobleman
Buchanan, George; Baptistes; De jure regni apud Scotos; Rerum Scotiarum historia
Burgh, Thomas, Lord
Burghley, William, Lord, see Cecil, Sir William
Caithness; Bishop of, see Gledstanes, George
Calderwood, David, minister; quarrel with James
Calvert, Sir George
Calvert, Samuel
Calvinism
Cambridge, University of
Camden, William
Campbell, Archibald (d. 1573), Earl of Argyll
Campbell, Archibald (d. 1638), Earl of Argyll
Campbell, Colin, Earl of Argyll
Campion, Thomas
Canterbury
Carberry Hill
Carey, Henry, first Lord Hunsdon
Carey, Sir Robert
Carey, Valentine, Dean of St Paul’s
Carleton, George
Carlisle, James, Earl of, see Hay, James
Carmichael, James, minister of Haddington
Carr, kinsman of Robert Carr
Carr, Robert, later Viscount Rochester, Earl of Somerset; meets James; becomes James’s favourite; rise of; courts Frances Howard; friendship with Overbury; commission into Essex/Howard marriage; marries Frances Howard; continued rise; resents Villiers; quarrels with James; asks for indemnification; promotes Bilson; implicated in Overbury murder; trial and sentence of
Carwood, Margaret
Cary, Sir George
Casaubon, Isaac
Cassillis, Gilbert, Earl of, see Kennedy, Gilbert
Castelnau de Mauvissière
Castilian Band
Catesby, Robert
Catherine de Bourbon
Cawbraith, James
Cecil, Sir Robert, later Viscount Cranborne, Earl of Salisbury; relations with James in Scotland; laments James’s regime; as Principal Secretary, as James’s ‘beagle’; becomes Earl of Salisbury; and Gunpowder Plot; as Lord Treasurer; and the Great Contract; 1610 Parliament; illness and death of; posthumous attacks on
Cecil, Sir William, later Lord Burghley
Chaderton, Laurence
Chamberlain, John
Chancery, Court of
Chapel Royal
Charles, Prince, later Charles I, King of England; birth of; guardianship of; as sickly child; becomes Prince of Wales; marriage plans for; relations with Villiers; relations with James; trip to Spain; return to England; and 1624 Parliament; as the ‘rising sun’; and French marriage negotiations; becomes King; marries Henrietta Maria; fall and execution of
Charles IX, King of France
Chaseabout Raid, the
Christian IV, King of Denmark
Christiana, Princess of France
Christiensen, Anders
Church of England
Chytræus, Nathan
Civil War, English
Clanesse
Clayton, Ralph
Clement VIII, Pope; James’s letter to
Clerke, Edward
Cobham, William, Lord, see Brooke, William
Cockburn, Captain
Coke, Sir Edward; Reports
Coke, Roger
Colville, John
Combe Abbey (Warwickshire)
Common Law, English
Confederate Lords
Confession of Faith
Conway, Sir Edward
Copenhagen
Corona Regia
Cottington, Francis
Cotton, Sir Robert
Council of Wales
Council of War
Courcelles
Craig, John,