This man wrote an encouraging letter to his son that said “do you not know, my son, with how very little wisdom (10[1])the world is governed?” This man sent his son to accompany and oppose the legate Adler Salvius at a diplomatic conference. This man directed the government deliberations that caused his country to attack a region governed by Hannibal Sehested (“SAY-huh-sted”). This man corresponded extensively with the Dutch merchant Samuel Blommaert (“BLOM-art”) to set up a New World colony with his country’s “South Company.” This man negotiated the (10[1])advantageous terms of the Truce of Altmark with the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. This man (10[1]-5[1])directed the Heilbronn (“HILE-brohn”) League after a ruler (10[1])whom he (-5[1])had advised died at (10[2])the (10[2])Battle (10[2])of (10[1])Lützen (“LOOT-sin”). For 10 (10[1])points, (-5[1])what statesman acted as (10[1])Lord (10[1])High Chancellor in the (10[1])courts of Queen Christina and (10[1])Gustavus Adolphus of (10[1]0[3])Sweden? ■END■