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ANONYME

Recueil des edits, declarations, et arrest du conseil, rendus au sujet de la religion pretendue reformée. Depuis 1679 jusqu'à present

chez Charles Saugrain, à Paris 1701, in 8 (19,5x12,5cm), (20) 475 pp. (1) et 8, 4, 12, 8 pp., relié.

First Edition. It was added at the end of volume 4 edicts separate pagination, last January 20, 1706 A copy of 1714 in Rennes, we have surprisingly found nothing in the BN of France and England, apart from the re-release of 1714 Full-time calf, spine tooled raised. Part of title in red morocco with a missing part. Top cap partially torn. Lower cap with rugged gaps. Wormholes on the back. The edicts trace the history of Protestantism in a particular way, as prohibited, bullying and spoliation, the collection contains obviously the king's edict of the month of October 1685 "On revocation of him Nantes & defenses of make any public exercise of RPR in his kingdom. "In the end there is volume 4 new edicts, the last which prohibits protesting sell their personal property for 3 years. While the edicts of the XVI led to the Edict of Nantes and are made mostly of permissions and protections, those of this contemporary consist mainly of prohibitions and exclusions. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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