Dec. Is reinstated temporarily in the command of the Imperial Army 153 1632 Character of that Army 153 April Wallenstein permanently appointed Commander 155 May Offers peace to the Saxons, and drives them out of Bohemia 155 June Gustavus does not approve of the terms of peace offered by Wallenstein 156 SECTION V.--_Struggle between Gustavus and Wallenstein (June-October 1632)._ June Gustavus and Wallenstein opposed to one another at Nüremberg 157 Efforts of Gustavus to maintain discipline 159 Sept. 4. Fails to storm Wallenstein's lines 160 Sept. 18. Gustavus leaves Nüremberg 160 Oct. Wallenstein marches into Saxony 160 SECTION VI.--_The Battle of Lützen (October-November 1632)._ Oct. Gustavus follows Wallenstein into Saxony 161 Nov. 16. Battle of Lützen 162 Death of Gustavus 163 Victory of the Swedes 164 Irreparable loss by the death of Gustavus to the Protestants 164 CHAPTER IX. THE DEATH OF WALLENSTEIN AND THE TREATY OF PRAGUE. SECTION I.--_French Influence in Germany (November 1632-April 1633)._ 1633 Differences between Bernhard and Oxenstjerna 166 Ap. 23. The League of Heilbronn signed 167 Firm establishment of Richelieu's authority in France 168 Richelieu's interposition in German affairs 169 SECTION II.--_Wallenstein's Attempt to dictate Peace (April-December 1633)._ 1633 Wallenstein's peace negotiations with the Swedes and Saxons 170 Oct. He drives the Saxons out of Silesia 172 Nov. Ratisbon taken by Bernhard 173 Spanish opposition to a peace which would leave Spain exposed to French attacks 173 Dec. Wallenstein thinks of making peace, whether the Emperor consents or not 175 SECTION III.--_Resistance to Wallenstein's Plans (January-February 1634)._ 1634 Oñate, the Spanish Ambassador, persuades the Emperor Jan. that Wallenstein is a traitor 175 Ferdinand determines to displace Wallenstein 176