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no publisher stated, Lugduni [ ie Paris ] - Jacob L'Aîne, Rue Philosophie N°6, Orleans, 1658 [ ie 1793 ]. 1st edition.. Hardback. Diced calf, VG. 172+[iv]+94pp, marbled endpapers, gilt dentelles, all edges gilt, leather a little rubbed & upper hinge cracked but holding, Ex Libris Caroli Waldstein with their armorial bookplate, neat late 19th century annotation to the first blank, pages of the second title a little browned, a nice copy. Two political tracts, published in France in the early days of the Republic, which look back to the English protectorate & the lessons to be learnt. The first is a translation of 'Killing Noe Murder' [1658] a pamphlet which advocates the assassination of Oliver Cromwell. Authorship has been attributed to either Edward Sexby or Silius Titus. Cromwell is considered a tyrant, equal to Caligula and Nero - the people must rise up & rid them selves of such a despot, and tyrannicide can not be regarded as an act of murder. The second work,…
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Traicté Politique, Composé Par William Allen, Anglois, Et Traduit Nouvellement En François, Où Il Est Prouvé Par L'Example De Moyse, & Par D'Autres, Tirés Hors De L'escriture, Que Tuer Un Tyran Titulo Vel Exercitio, N'est Pas Un Meurtre [ bound with ] Agathocles Et Monk, Ou L'Art D'Abattre Et D Relever Les Trones
by Allen, William [ Sexby, Edward or Titus, Silius ] & Carpentier De Marigny, Jacques [translator] - Perrinchief, Richard & Philippon, Abbe [translator]
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