Henry III., 5; character of the reign of, 161; his character, 162; division of his reign, 164; his party, 166; coronation of, 166; his foreign policy, 173; his personal administration, 174; internal misgovernment, 174; his first act, 175; his ingratitude, 177; his plan of governing, 180; marries Eleanor of Provence, 180; his unconstitutional means for raising money, 183; his impolicy, 183; his relations with the popes, 184; accepts the kingdom of Sicily, 186; his French transactions, 187; visits France, 189; his dynastic policy, 190; political troubles of, 200; the award of Lewis IX., 201; its effects, 203; military successes of, 204; defeated at the battle of Lewes, 205; conduct of the new government, 207; defeats the barons at Evesham, 209; his death, 210 Henry VI., Emperor of Germany, 122-129 Henry, Bishop of Winchester, 22, 24; retires from court, 25 Henry, Earl of Lancaster, 284, 286 Henry of Essex, constable, 48, 71 Henry, son of Henry II., his marriage, 54; coronation of, without his queen, 81; second coronation of, with his queen, 92; quarrels with his father, 92; intrigues of, 100; second revolt against his father, 103; his death, 104 Henry, son of the King of the Romans, his death, 210 Henry the Lion, Duke of Saxony and Bavaria, his marriage, 80 Heraclius, patriarch, mission of, 104 Herbert, Bishop of Salisbury, 133 Hildebrandine revival, 62 History, human, various areas and stages of, 1; under the early Plantagenets, 5 Hohenstaufen, drama of, 3; empire of, 8 Honorius III., pope, 166 House of Commons, 235 House of Lords, 235 Hoveden, Roger, 35 Hugh de Gournay, 142 Hugh of Beauchamp, 104 Hugh of la Marche, 141 Hugh of Lincoln, 133 Hugh of Nunant, Bishop of Coventry, 131 Imported merchandise, taxes on, 221 Income tax, 55 Ingeburga of Denmark, 141 Innocent III., pope, 4, 133, 149, 150 Innocent IV., pope, 185 Interdict, England laid under, 149 Ireland, proposal to conquer, 45; expedition of Henry II. to, 91 Isabella, betrothed wife of Hugh of la Marche, 141 Isabella of France, wife of Edward II., 268; position and policy of, 282; her intrigues in France, 285; her triumphant march to the West of England, 286; rule under, 288 Isabella, sister to Henry III., married to Emperor Frederick II., 180 Italy, condition of, 7 Itinerant judges first go their circuits, 90 Jerusalem, captured by Saladin, 106; Richard’s march on, 121 Jews, persecution of, 112; banished from England, 239 Jocelin de Bailleul, 76 Johanna, daughter of Henry II., marries Gilbert of Gloucester, 239 Johanna, daughter of Henry II., 99; wife of William the Good, 119