Evelyn, John, 132, 266, 287 Fairfax, Sir Thomas, 245 Falkland, Lucius Cary, Viscount, 132, 249 Faure, Francis, Bishop of Amiens, 314 Fayette, Louise de la-- Relations with Louis XIII, 280-5; Superior of Chaillot, 295, 296; friendship with Henrietta, 297; death of, 299; men., 286, 290, 293, 294, 298, 303 Fayette, Mme de la, 293 Felton, John, 62 FitzWilliams, Colonel, 229 Fontenay-Mareuil, Marquis of, 83, 84, 102 Ford, Sir Edward, 240 Gaston of France, Duke of Orleans, 8, 12, 17, 24-6, 49, 51, 81, 82, 219, 309 Goffe, Stephen, 223 Gondi, Jean François de, Archbishop of Paris, 9, 10, 286, 289, 295 Goodman, Godfrey, Bishop of Gloucester, 109, 171 Goring, George Goring, Lord, 181-3 Grebner, Paul, 192 Gressy, M. de, 208, 223 Habington, William, 63 Hamilton, James Hamilton, Duke of, 64 Hamilton, Anne, Marchioness of, 137 Hamilton, Mary, 290 Hamilton, Sir William, 121, 163, 164 Hatton, of Kirby-- Christopher Hatton, Baron, 263, 271 Harcourt, Count of, 208, 209 Hobbes, Thomas, 222, 267 Holden, Henry, 248 Holland, Henry Rich, Earl of, 5, 6, 9 _sqq._, 61, 73, 83, 85-7, 117, 147, 162, 186, 212 Henrietta Maria, Queen of England-- Birth and early years, 1 _sqq._; her personal appearance, 4, 5, 74; betrothal, 8; marriage, 9 _sqq_; departure for England, 17; at Amiens, 19-23; at Boulogne, 23-5; sails for England, 26; early relations with her husband, 28 _sqq._; her household, 30-3; conduct of Buckingham to, 35 _sqq._; Charles' unkindness to, 41-5; goes to Tyburn, 47; her household expelled, 51-5; her letter to Bishop of Mende, 53, 54; her married happiness, 60-2, 91; her children, 63, 65; her friendships, 65, 66, 73; her theatricals, 69-72; her wardrobe, 74-6; intrigues with Jars and Chateauneuf against Richelieu and Portland, 88; development of her character, 88, 89; her relations with English Catholics, 95 _sqq._; receives Capuchins, 99; builds chapel at Somerset House, 101-3; pleads with Charles for Catholics, 105; sends Douglas to Rome, 114-17; receives Panzani, 118; sends Hamilton to Rome, 121; her affection for Con, 123; writes to Christine on Montagu's behalf, 135; scene in her chapel, 140; procures Jars' release, 144, 145; writes urging Catholics to contribute to expenses of Scotch war, 150; further development of her character, 152; acts in _Salmacida Spolia_: relations with her mother, 158; attempts to gain Cardinal's hat for Montagu, 160; counsels calling of Parliament, 165; relations with Richelieu, 169; submits to Parliament, 174; her letter to Barberini, 175-7; efforts to keep open communications with Rome, 178; refused a refuge in France, 180; efforts to save Strafford, 181; her share in army plot, 182; last interview with Rosetti, 187;