Chapter D

Del Campo, _Governor of the Citadel of ~Lisbon~, surrenders to the
Confederate Nobility_, 64

Diego Garcez Palleia, _a Captain of Foot, defends ~Vasconcellos~ for
some time_, 57

Daiamonti, _vid. ~Aiamonti~_.

E.

Estrees _related to the young Queen of ~Portugal~, Bishop and Duke
of ~Laon~, and known by the Name of the Cardinal ~d'Estrees~_, 130

Evora, _the People of, rise in a tumultuous manner, and declare
themselves for the House of ~Braganza~_, 16

F.

Ferdinand de Castro, _Comptroller of the Navy-Office, arrested at
~Lisbon~ at the time of the Revolution_, 62

Ferdinand de la Cueva, _Governour of the Citadel of ~St. John~'s,
surrenders upon Terms_, 71

Ferreira, _the Marquiss of, is of opinion that all the Traitors ought
to be executed_, 89

G.

Goa, _and all the other Places in ~India~ and ~Africa~, which
formerly belong'd to ~Portugal~, revolt from the King of
~Spain~, and acknowledge the Duke of ~Braganza~_, 77

Garray, _Don ~John~, Lieutenant-General of the ~Spanish~ Forces,
Second to the Duke of ~Medina~_, 114

George, _Brother to the Lord ~Ranger~, a Conspirator_, 25.
_Reveals the Conspiracy to a Relation_, 52

H.

Hamet, _Brother to ~Muley-Moluc~, King of ~Morocco~, commands the
Army_, 8

D'Haro, _Don ~Lewis~, Nephew to ~Olivarez~_, 103

Henry, _Count of ~Burgundy~, Son to ~Robert~ King of ~France~,
drives the ~Moors~ from ~Portugal~_, 3

Henry, _Cardinal and Archbishop of ~Evora~, succeeds Don
~Sebastian~_, 10.
_Refuses to name his Successor_, 12

Hyde, _Chancellor of ~England~, persuades King ~Charles II.~ to
marry the Infanta of ~Portugal~_, 119