The Cambridge Modern History, Volumen4

Sir Adolphus William Ward, George Walter Prothero, Sir Stanley Mordaunt Leathes

The University Press, 1906

CHAPTER I	1

Illusory hopes of peace	3

Economic depression	7

Lack of motives for cohesion in the Empire	9

The Austrian dominions	11

Ferdinand of Styria and the succession	13

The Bohemian Crown Activity of Anhalt	18

The Protestant Assembly and the royal ordinances	19

Gustavus Adolphus home government	184

Gustavus Adolphus Elbing proposition	190

Gustavus in Mecklenburg and Pomerania	196

Fall of Magdeburg	202

Gustavus takes up his quarters at Mainz	208

Death of Tilly Swedish advance	214

Gustavus marches for Saxony	220

Richelieu and Oxenstierna	226

Mansfeld takes service with the Bohemians	24

Mission of Solms to Prague	25

Frederick accepts the Bohemian Crown 105	30

Bethlen Gabors advance and retreat	31

Ferdinands preparations Inaction of the Union	34

The Valtelline and foreign Powers	40

The Strafgericht of Thusis	46

The Gutherzigen	52

French occupation of the Valtelline	58

The Perpetual Peace	63

Frederick left without support by the Union	67

Rise of Wallenstein	73

nnings of the Bohemian	80

Battle of Höchst Hesitations of Mansfeld	81

of Denmark	89

Failure of the Protestant combination	95

Brandenburg declares for the Emperor	101

Siege of Stralsund	107

THE EDICT OF RESTITUTION AND THE DISMISSAL OF WALLENSTEIN	109

The Ratisbon Kurfürstentag Father Joseph	115

The Concini and their enemies	121

War against the Huguenots Death of Luynes	127

Siege and capitulation of La Rochelle	133

The Mantuan settlement Gaston and Lorraine	139

Negotiations for peace	147

Elsass Franche Comté Italy Roussillon	148

The Governors and the Parlements	154

Difficulties of the monarchy in Sweden	160

Duke Charles Peace of Stettin	166

Deposition of Sigismund in Sweden	172

Early days and personality of Gustavus Adolphus	178

Wallenstein in Bohemia	233

Wallenstein and his officers	239

The begi	241

Battle of Nördlingen	246

Negotiations for peace with the Emperor	253

Differences about taxation and religion	259

CHAPTER IX	286

Divergence of opinion The Exclusion Bill	292

The Remonstrance passed Charles return	295

Exclusion Bill passed Militia Ordinance rejected	300

Turnham Green and Bradock Down	306

Roundway Down Bristol Adwalton Moor	313

The Oxford Parliament Rise of the Independents	319

Second battle of Newbury	324

Charles goes northward Battle of Naseby	330

CHAPTER XI	336

Tilly	673

historical narratives of the time had to deal All the more necessary	812

35	886

36	921

37	929

G W	931

38	946

August 1906	955

39	959

40	970

50	979

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Título	The Cambridge Modern History, Volumen4 The Cambridge Modern History, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton Baron Acton
Editores	Sir Adolphus William Ward, George Walter Prothero, Sir Stanley Mordaunt Leathes
Colaboradores	John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton Baron Acton, Ernest Alfred Benians
Editor	The University Press, 1906

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