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Both the French & Germans were now in expectation of seeing a total Stop put at to all the incursions of the Northern People, but [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] notwithstanding a Considerable Army Charles preferr'd a shameful Peace to a Decisive Battle [[deletion]] in [[/deletion]] & a certain Sum of Money with an expectation of a Small portion of Land in Friezland which He obtained from Gottfried Prince of the Normans. was more preferable to Him than the Welfare of His Subjects. [[deletion]] by which [[/deletion]] [[addition]] This [[/addition]] Conduct drew upon Him the Hatred of disoppointed People & every thing prepared for a Revolution.
