[LISOLA, FRANÇOIS-PAUL, Baron de.] The Buckler of State and Justice against the Design manifestly discovered of the Universal Monarchy, under the

[LISOLA, FRANÇOIS-PAUL, Baron de.] The Buckler of State and Justice against the Design manifestly discovered of the Universal Monarchy, under the Vain Pretext of the Queen of France her Pretensions.

[24], 311 pages, including initial license leaf. 8vo, contemporary sheep, moderate wear; early signatures and annotations on license leaf and blank last page, lacks free endpapers. London: James Flesher for Richard Royston, 1667