1625 Richelieu would have made peace with the Huguenots if he had been able 112 1626 An agreement is effected, but comes to nothing through the jealousy of Charles I. 112 1627 War between France and England, Buckingham's expedition to Rhé 113 Nov. Richelieu besieges Rochelle 114 1628 Mar. _Meeting of the third Parliament of Charles I._ May Failure of an English fleet to succour Rochelle 115 June _The Petition of Right granted_ Aug. Murder of the Duke of Buckingham 115 Nov. 1. Surrender of Rochelle 115 Contrast between France and Germany. Toleration granted to the Huguenots 116 CHAPTER VII. THE EDICT OF RESTITUTION. SECTION I.--_Oppression of the Protestants (March 1628-May 1629)._ 1628 Mar. Surrender of Stade to Tilly 117 1629 Jan. Wallenstein fails to take Glückstadt 117 Mar. _Dissolution of the third Parliament of Charles I._ May 22. Peace of Lübeck between Christian IV. and the Emperor 118 Wallenstein invested with the Duchy of Mecklenburg 118 1628 The Protestants oppressed in the South of Germany 119 1629 Issue of the Edict of Restitution 120 Mar. 29. SECTION II.--_French Intervention in Italy (1628-1630)._ 1628 War in Italy for the succession to the Duchy of Mantua 121 1629 Richelieu enters Italy, and compels the Spaniards to Mar. raise the siege of Casale 122 Rebellion of Rohan in the south of France 123 1629 Richelieu again enters Italy, seizes Pignerol and Saluces, and again forces the Spaniards to raise the siege of Casale 123 1630 Negotiations between France and Sweden 124 SECTION III.--_Wallenstein deprived of his Command (March 1629-September 1630)._ 1629 Wallenstein increases his forces 125 Jealousy between him and the Catholic Electors 126 1630 Assembly at Ratisbon 127 July 3. It demands that Wallenstein be deprived of his command 127 July 4. Landing of Gustavus Adolphus in Germany 128 Sept. Dismissal of Wallenstein 129 Tilly in command 130