The Protestants triumph. A discourse wherein the excellency, divinity, antiquity, certainty, &c. of our religion is asserted against the papists. Being an exact answer to all the sophistical arguments daily made use of by them, for the deluding and perverting ignorant an unstable souls. Written in French by that grave, judicious, and learned divine Mr. Charles Drelincourt, minister of Gods Word in Paris. Englished by S.A. Gent

People / Organizations

• David. Maxwel ("printed by")
• Thomas. Parkhurst ("printed for")
• Charles Drelincourt (Author)

Imprint

London : printed by D[avid]. Maxwel for Tho[mas]. Parkhurst at the Three Crowns over against the Great Conduit, at the lower end of Cheapside, 1664.

Added name

Parkhurst, Thomas, -1711?, bookseller.; Maxwell, David, -approximately 1665, printer.

Publication year

1664

ESTC No.

R31368

Grub Street ID

114164

Description

[30], 242, [10] p. ; 8°.

Note

Printers' names from Wing CD-ROM, 1996

With advertisements bound at end

A leaf of advertisements (a7) is bound before the Contents (a8). There is an imprimatur on a8v dated Nov. 25 1663, and signed Geo. Stradling ...

L reports pagination [30], 185, 184-242 [12] p. Signatures: A]8] (-A1?) a]8] B-R]8] with final blank leaf. Verify.