Gustavus led in person the Netherlands contingent to Waxholm, a few miles from Stockholm, in order to attack the Danes, and in a month or so the Calmar War came to an end.
FOOTNOTES:
[22] Steen Bilde reported that Mönnichhofen's ships had sailed from Emden.
[23] Published about 1858.
[24] "Sveriges Historia under Gustav II Adolph's Regering." Stockholm. Part I., p. 175.
[25] In his letter to Sir J. Spens, Gustavus Adolphus speaks only of one thousand infantry to be raised by Mönnichhofen.
[26] F. H. Jahn, the Danish historian of the Calmar War, says the Bönder were so stricken with fear that they allowed the transport ships, which they might have taken, to sail back.
[27] "Sveriges Historia under Gustav II Adolph's Regering."
[28] "Nordens Historie." N. Bache, Copenhagen, 1884.