An edition of A Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing two Parts 1. Concerning Monarchy in general. 2. Concerning this Particular Monarchy. Wherein all the main Questions occur- rent in both, are stated, disputed, and de- termined. Done by an earnest Desirer of his Countries Peace (1680)

A Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing two Parts 1. Concerning Monarchy in general. 2. Concerning this Particular Monarchy. Wherein all the main Questions occur- rent in both, are stated, disputed, and de- termined. Done by an earnest Desirer of his Countries Peace

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An edition of A Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing two Parts 1. Concerning Monarchy in general. 2. Concerning this Particular Monarchy. Wherein all the main Questions occur- rent in both, are stated, disputed, and de- termined. Done by an earnest Desirer of his Countries Peace (1680)

A Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing two Parts 1. Concerning Monarchy in general. 2. Concerning this Particular Monarchy. Wherein all the main Questions occur- rent in both, are stated, disputed, and de- termined. Done by an earnest Desirer of his Countries Peace

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A Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing two Parts 1. Concerning Monarchy in general. 2. Concerning this Particular Monarchy. Wherein all the main Questions occur- rent in both, are stated, disputed, and de- termined. Done by an earnest Desirer of his Countries Peace
1680, [publisher not identified]
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Burned by order of the convocation of the University of Oxford in July 1683.

H&L; author anonymous

DNB, 28:312b

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