Frederick V., Elector Palatine, his marriage, 31; encourages the Bohemians, 31; proposal that he shall mediate in Bohemia, 34; is elected King of Bohemia, 38; becomes unpopular at Prague, 43; his defeat at the White Hill, 45; takes refuge at the Hague, 45; put to the ban, 46; maintains his claims to Bohemia, 48; proposal that his eldest son shall be educated at Vienna, 52; his prospects in 1622, 53; joins Mansfeld in Alsace, 57; seizes the Landgrave of Darmstadt, 58; driven back to Mannheim, 59; returns to the Hague, 60; enters Munich with Gustavus, 150; his death, 171. Freiburg (in the Breisgau), surrenders to Bernhard, 195; retaken, 208; battle of, 208. Friedland, Prince and Duke of. _See_ Wallenstein. Friesland. _See_ East Friesland. Fronde, the, 217. Fuentes, Count of, killed at Rocroy, 207. Fürth, Wallenstein's entrenchments at, 158. Gallas, offers to assist Wallenstein, 175. Gassion, advises the French to give battle at Rocroy, 206. Gaston, Duke of Orleans, leaves France, 167; takes part in a rebellion, 168. George of Lüneburg, a Lutheran in Wallenstein's service, 98; sent into Silesia, 101. George William, Elector of Brandenburg, consents to his sister's marriage with Gustavus, 81; refuses to join Gustavus, 131; compelled to submit to him, 135. Germany, its political institutions, 1-7; what it included, 2; divided into circles, 6; its miserable condition, 186; its condition after the Peace of Westphalia, 217. Glückstadt, fortified by Christian IV., 78; siege of, 117. Gordon, his part in Wallenstein's murder, 180. Gravelines surrenders to the French, 224. Guebriant, defeats the Imperialists at Wolfenbüttel and Kempten, 201. Guise, the Duke of, leaves France, 168. Guiton, Mayor of Rochelle, 115.