Frantz Dyck rises and speaks to the Diet.
"Noble gentlemen.
Bremen followed the Imperial call for arms without execting a reward, and thus we are not disappointed that we receive none.
We did not fight for rewards, we did not fight for land, we did not fight for gold.
We fought for Imperial unity.
Since both Bohemia and Hungary have received their fair punishment for their treason, Bremen hereby withdraws from all wars.
Our enemies are dead, we return to peace.
However, I would be lying if I said that I was satisfied.
Luxembourg sent her soldiers to die on the Imperial command, and she has received not a single word of gratitude.
Cologne sent her soldiers and her money, and she too is forgotten.
If there is any justice, then both the duchess of Luxembourg and the archbishop of Cologne should be made knights of the order of Charlamagne.
I know that both I and duke Johann II will always see these fine persons as of knightly virtue, even if they are not knighted by the Emperor."
"Noble gentlemen.
Bremen followed the Imperial call for arms without execting a reward, and thus we are not disappointed that we receive none.
We did not fight for rewards, we did not fight for land, we did not fight for gold.
We fought for Imperial unity.
Since both Bohemia and Hungary have received their fair punishment for their treason, Bremen hereby withdraws from all wars.
Our enemies are dead, we return to peace.
However, I would be lying if I said that I was satisfied.
Luxembourg sent her soldiers to die on the Imperial command, and she has received not a single word of gratitude.
Cologne sent her soldiers and her money, and she too is forgotten.
If there is any justice, then both the duchess of Luxembourg and the archbishop of Cologne should be made knights of the order of Charlamagne.
I know that both I and duke Johann II will always see these fine persons as of knightly virtue, even if they are not knighted by the Emperor."