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Chapter 7 141Silesia, Moravia and Hungary joined in the revolt. But the Jesuits becamemasters of Germany through their agent and tool, Emperor Ferdinand II(1619-1637), who was as clay in the hands of his confessor-advisor, Jesuit MartinBecan and later, Jesuit William Lamormaini.“ . . . there now began a regular system of Protestant persecution – moremean, cruel, and horrible bloody things happened, indeed than can well beconceived – and according to the evidence furnished by the Jesuitsthemselves, the originator of all this was their distinguished brother,William Lamormain [Lamormaini] . . . ” {9}One of the greatest military atrocities“ . . . consisted in this, that the Croats [like the Ustashi two centuries laterduring World War II] . . . were employed, with drawn swords, in huntingdown the people, forcing them to the Mass with dogs and whips, andthrowing the refractory ones into the cages in which they could neither sit,lie down, nor even stand, while they were compelled to witness, at the sametime, the most horrible violence [forcible rape] applied to their poor wivesand daughters, until the husbands and fathers swore upon their knees torenounce heresy.” {10}The Sons of Loyola, ever true to their bloody Oath, used Emperor Ferdinand IIwith his Catholic League in opposing the Protestant Union to kill over ten millionpeople. Ridpath tells us:“It has been estimated that this benign [Catholic] sovereign went into theworld of spirits with the blood of ten millions of people on his soul . . . Inthe whole history of the German race no other sovereign ever contributedso largely to the woes of the people.” {11} [Emphasis added]Gustavus Adolphus the Great, known as the “Lion of the North,” the“Snow-King” of Sweden and the invincible military hero of the Thirty Years’ Warwill forever stand as one of the eight greatest generals in the history of the world(Alexander the Great, Hannibal, Julius Caesar, Gustavus Adolphus, Turenne,Prince Eugene, Frederic II the Great, and Napoleon I) according to NapoleonBonaparte himself. Never knowing that his beloved daughter, Christiana, would beconverted to Romanism by a Portuguese Jesuit, Antonio Macedo, and thereforerenounced her father’s Lutheran throne of Sweden, this godly, prayerful and simplyattired Lutheran servant of the risen Son of God raged:“There are three Ls I should like to see hanged: the Jesuit Lamormaine[Lamormaini], the Jesuit Laymann and the Jesuit Laurentius Forer.” {12}[Emphasis added]The Jesuits – 1618 - 1648