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James V, king of Scotland, rumoured dead, 18.

-, -, Gawin Douglas asks Henry to provide for his safety, 19.

-, -, Albany intends to acomplish his death, Wolsey charges, 31, 80, 144.

-, -, Henry intends to oblige Scots to surrender his person, 176.

-, -, English truce with, referred to, 205.

-, -, Christian II intends to marry his daughter to, 208.

-, -, has begun to suspect French treachery, Henry says, 267.

-, -, Henry willing to make separate peace with, 310.

-, -, Henry hopes to bring up in England, de Praet thinks, 366.

-, -, to be declared of age and crowned, 369.

-, -, crowned, 373.

-, -, to meet Henry in England, 375, 425.

-, -, has asked Henry's protection for Scotland, 376.

-, -, sending embassy for peace, 383.

-, -, his marriage to the princess Mary suggested, 425-6.

-, -, desires peace, 428.

-, -, Henry's interest in his marriage, 429.

Jane (Seymour), queen of England, 453, 454.

Jativa, Spain, 166.

Jerningham, Sir Richard, to be sent on special embassy to Charles V, 219.

-, -, cannot go and return in time to bring back plans for summer campaign in France, Margaret of Savoy says, 223.

-, -, will take Henry's proposals about invading France to the emperor, 225, 232, 240, 243.

-, -, has power to treat about Bourbon, 233.

-, -, bringing Henry's reply to Adrian VI's proposals, 234-5.

-, -, preferable, as envoy, to Boleyn, de Praet thinks, 235.

-, -, Henry will delay decision until his return, 236-7, 239, 245, 247, 252.

-, -, has left for Spain, 241-2.

-, -, has arrived in Spain, 253.

-, -, Henry now willing to invade France without hearing from, 256-7, 259.

-, -, has signed agreement with emperor, 263.

-, -, Charles failed to keep promises made to, Wolsey says, 299, 321.

-, -, returning to England with message from Charles, 313-5.

-, -, has alternative proposals from Charles, 316, 329.

-, -, has not yet reached England, 340, 342.

-, -, Henry will not wait for, 347.

-, -, describes disorder in Spanish army, to council, 351.

-, -, Henry's reply to proposals brought by, 352, 358.

-, -, to be sent to Margaret of Savoy's court, to prepare English invasion of France, 377, 380, 383-4, 388.

-, -, Henry asks credence for, 379.

-, -, Margaret of Savoy's reply to, 390.

-, -, recalled from Flanders, 411, 413.

Joachim I, margrave of Brandenburg, 181.

Joanna ("the Mad"), queen of Castile, 143.

John III, king of Portugal, Charles sending envoy to, on his accession, 23, 459ff.

-, -, Charles's condolences to, 459.

-, -, Charles suggests marriage alliance with, 462.

-, -, Charles suggests Henry send envoy to, 52.

-, -, Wolsey agrees to send envoy to, 78-9.

-, -, Lachaulx suggests Charles write in his own hand to, 113.

-, -, included among the allies of the emperor, 132.

-, -, has sent a great embassy to Charles, 159.

-, -, his marriage to Rene of France suggested, 160.

-, -, complains of Spanish infringements in the Spice Islands, 164.

-, -, has not mentioned marriage of his sister to the emperor, 165.

-, -, his ambassadors propose marriage of his sister to the emperor, 443.

-, -, giving his sister large dowry, 444.

-, -, Hurtado de Mendoza presents credentials from, 453.

-, -, may not wish to marry Don Luiz to Mary, since birth of Edward, 457.

Jonglet, Jehan, seigneur de Maretz, coming to England to represent Margaret of Savoy, 441.

-, -, should have powers to negotiate with Scots, le Sauch suggests, 442.

Juan de Granada, a courier, 155, 162, 186.

Julich, duchy of, 227.

Julius II, pope. See Rovere, Giuliano della.