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VI.
THE GREAT KINGS AND THE GREAT BISHOPS FROM THE
UPSALA-MOTE TO THE DEATH OF CHARLES XII. (1593
A.D. 1718 A.D.).
PAGE.
i .
Consequences of King John s death Danger of
the Church David Chytrseus and Nicolaus
Botniensis Necessity that Sweden should at once
make a free and definite choice of standards
Character of Duke Charles His great service to
his country 250
2. The Upsala-mote, summoned January, 1593
Its composition and numbers Its solemn open
ing, ist March, 1593 Election of Nicolaus as pre
sident It accepts the Augsburg Confession
Abraham Angermannus elected archbishop
Hand-book of 1571 confirmed Other business
The "
Agreement
"
of Upsala ratified, 2Oth March 255
3. Immense importance of the "Agreement" of
Upsala Its unique character Intention of the
Confession of Augsburg Effects of the Council
Sigismund s coronation His attempts to under
mine the Church Restoration of the University
of Upsala, and birth of Gustavus Adolphus (1594) 261
4. Riksdag of Soderkoping (1595) Harsh visita
tion of Archbishop Abraham Battle of Stange-
bro (1598) Difficult position of Charles Arch
bishop Abraham imprisoned Nicolaus Botniensis
archbishop-elect of Upsala (1599 1600) Olaus
Martini elected archbishop at the Riksdag of
Stockholm (1602) His consecration 265
5. Charles becomes king (1604) His scruples and
character His theological position semi-Calvinist
His continual controversies with Archbishop
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