1636: the Saxon Uprising-Arc
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It was all Oxenstierna could not to snarl openly. “Your Grace,” he added, in an attempt to remain polite.A pointless attempt. “I remind you again that I’m no longer a duke,” said Wilhelm Wettin stiffly. “And as for the other, I think a plot to commit treason in collusion with a hostile foreign power needs to take precedence over our domestic concerns.”The Swedish chancellor stared down at the smaller man. For a moment, he was disoriented by a clutter of disconnected thoughts. He hadn’t foreseen ...this development.We’re dealing with a matter of internal treason, you idiot, which is far more dangerous than anything else.Maximilian is playing over his head, anyway. We can get the Oberpfalz back soon enough, once order is established.One of the first things we’ll do once we’ve consolidated power is get rid of that “house of commons” nonsense. Can there be anything more absurd than a duke having to give up his title in order to rule?How in God’s name did he find out?The answer to the last question was probably the simplest.
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It was all Oxenstierna could not to snarl openly. “Your Grace,” he added, in an attempt to remain polite.A pointless attempt. “I remind you again that I’m no longer a duke,” said Wilhelm Wettin stiffly. “And as for the other, I think a plot to commit treason in collusion with a hostile foreign power needs to take precedence over our domestic concerns.”The Swedish chancellor stared down at the smaller man. For a moment, he was disoriented by a clutter of disconnected thoughts. He hadn’t foreseen ...this development.We’re dealing with a matter of internal treason, you idiot, which is far more dangerous than anything else.Maximilian is playing over his head, anyway. We can get the Oberpfalz back soon enough, once order is established.One of the first things we’ll do once we’ve consolidated power is get rid of that “house of commons” nonsense. Can there be anything more absurd than a duke having to give up his title in order to rule?How in God’s name did he find out?The answer to the last question was probably the simplest.
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