1614 

of the League to the Protestant religion was invincible, their aversion attachment to the House of Austria irrevocable, he apprehended less little in unison with their real inclinations; and, moreover, as he was he manifestly sustained great loss if he diminished their number without Gustavus evinced little inclination to purchase the neutrality of the advantages he had already obtained. The conditions, accordingly, upon which he offered to adopt the required of the whole League a full and entire cessation from all conquered towns, and from all the Protestant countries; the reduction of territories, and from supplies either of men, provisions, or ammunition. vanquished, the French mediator flattered himself he should be able to an accommodation, Gustavus had agreed to a cessation of hostilities for the French agents repeated assurances of the favourable progress of the imperial general in Westphalia, revealed the perfidy of that prince, as time for his measures of defence. Far from intending to fetter his his preparations, and employed the leisure which his enemy afforded him, accordingly failed, and served only to increase the animosity of the urgently required the king's presence in that circle; but it was off their means of invading Germany from the Netherlands. With this of Treves, Philip von Zeltern, on condition that the fortress of his troops through Coblentz. But unwillingly as the Elector had beheld commit his estates to the suspicious protection of a heretic, and to maintain his independence between two such powerful competitors, he took .

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