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King's Party, they every where flew before his troops and Stockholm soon fell into his hands; This Prince finding the Royal treasury quite [[deletion]] exhau [[/deletion]] exhausted and being largely indibted to the Lubeckers for the Assistance they gave him land a Tax upon the Clergy and seemed every where resolved to assert their Previlege of being exempt from Taxes--About this time the Doctrines of Luther begun to spread themselves in the Kingdom, And the King plainly told Bishop Brask that he could not refuse his Protection to
