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Title: Seven Papers, Viz. I. The Grounds and Reasons of the Laws Against Popery. .
Description: London, R. Baldwin, 1689. First Edition, First Printing. Leather. 41p. A 17th-century pamphlet that has been handsomely bound in 3/4 leather with marbled boards. Very good condition. Edges barely rubbed. Early owner's notations at top of title page in both ink and pencil. Pages are generally browned and blemished with age, but still easily readable. Binding is tight. A pamphlet of seven anti-Catholic essays, including "The Grounds and Reasons of the Laws against Popery," "The Character of Popery," "A Letter to the Author of the Dutch Design Anatomized, Written by a Citizen of London," "Tolgol: Or, the Project for Repealing the Penal Laws and Test, with the Honourable Means Used to Effect It, Being a Preface to a Treatise Concerning the Penal Laws and Test," "Memorandums for Those that Go into the Country to Dispose the Corporations to a Good Election for Members of Parliament, to Be Read by Them Often," "Heraclitus Ridens Redivivus, or, a Dialogue Between Harry and Roger, Concerning the Times," and "The Growth, the Decay and Changes of Government Described by Polibius. Very Good .

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