The Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648Gardiner, Samuel Rawson
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The Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648
Gardiner, Samuel Rawson
Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648
SECTION IV.--_The Fight for the Lower Palatinate (April-July 1622)._
Ap. 12. Frederick joins Mansfeld. Tilly defeats the Margrave
May 6. of Baden at Wimpfen 57
June Frederick, hopeful of success, refuses to consent to a
treaty, and seizes the Landgrave of Darmstadt 58
But is driven by Tilly to retreat 59
June 30. Defeat of Christian of Brunswick at Höchst 59
July Mansfeld abandons the Palatinate, and Frederick,
after taking refuge at Sedan, retires to the Hague 60
CHAPTER IV.
MANSFELD AND CHRISTIAN IN NORTH GERMANY.
SECTION I.--_Mansfeld's March into the Netherlands (July-November
1622)._
1622 Tilly proceeds to reduce the fortified places in the
Lower Palatinate 60
1623 The Electorate transferred from Frederick to Maximilian
Feb. 13 61
1622 Change of feeling in North Germany 61
Aug. Mansfeld and Christian establish themselves in Lorraine,
and then try to cut their way through the
Spanish Netherlands to join the Duke 63
Aug. 28. Battle of Fleurus. Christian loses his arm 63
Nov. Mansfeld establishes himself in East Friesland 64
SECTION II.--_Christian of Brunswick in Lower Saxony
(November 1622-August 1623)._
1622 The Lower Saxon Circle urged by Tilly to join him
against Mansfeld, and by Christian of Brunswick to
join him against Tilly 64
1623 Warlike preparations of the Circle 65
Feb.
Aug. 6. Christian expelled from the Circle, and defeated by
Tilly at Stadtlohn 66
SECTION III.--_Danger of the Lower Saxon Circle (August-December
1623)._
1623 The North German Protestant Bishoprics in danger 66
Aug. Alarm in the Lower Saxon Circle 68
Dec. But nothing is done, and its troops are disbanded 68
SECTION IV.--_England and France (October 1623-August 1624)._
Oct. Foreign Powers ready to interfere 69
Return of the Prince of Wales from Madrid 70
1624 Divergence between the English House of Commons
Feb.-May and James I. upon the mode of recovering the Palatinate 70
Position of the Huguenots in France 72
SECTION V.--_Rise of Richelieu (August 1624-September 1625)._
Aug. Lewis XIII. makes Richelieu his chief minister. He
is divided between a desire to combat Spain and a
desire to reduce the Huguenots to submission 72
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