B. T.. Policy, no policy: or, The Devil himself confuted. : Being an answer to a clause of a letter written to a person of quality at Brussels: wherein the King and his court there, are fully and plainly discovered. Made publick for the satisfaction of the good people of England

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Creator

B. T.

Date

Printed, in the year, 1660

Location

London, England
Great Britain

Media format

Printed text

Extent

[2], 5, [1] p.

Language

English

Reference IDs

Folger bibliographic ID: 140492
ESTC number: R203858
Wing number: T1
Folger call number: 236- 013q
Folger holdings ID: 142362

Notes

Bibliographic format

quarto

General notes

Signed at end: B.T Signatures: A⁴ Place of publication from Wing Annotation on Thomason copy: "April. 5"

Item information about Folger 236- 013q

Disbound. Provenance: purchased by Folger from E.M. Lawson & Co., cat. 264:139, 7 October 1993

Also known as

Extended title: Policy, no policy: or, The Devil himself confuted. : Being an answer to a clause of a letter written to a person of quality at Brussels: wherein the King and his court there, are fully and plainly discovered. Made publick for the satisfaction of the good people of England
Alternate titles: Policy, no policy, Devil himself confuted

Subjects

Great Britain Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685

Related names

author: B. T.
subject: Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685