[LISOLA (François Paul de)]. Manifeste par lequel il se reco - Lot 57

[LISOLA (François Paul de)]. Manifeste par lequel il se reconnoît combien juste, convenable, & nécessaire a été l'emprisonnement du prince Guillaume de Furstenberg, tant pour le maintien de l'authorité de S. M. I. que pour la tranquillité générale de l'Empire, et pour l'avancement de la Paix. By Christophle Wolfang. Strasbourg, unnamed, 1674. Small in-12, 105 pp. Half plum long-grained morocco with small corners, spine with 5 faux-nerfs decorated with double gilt fillets, gilt title, "ELZ" [Elzévir?] and year gilt at foot, red edges. (19th century binding). First edition. Pamphlet by the polemicist LISOLA, published in the year of his death. of his death. Franco-Comtois born in Salins, François-Paul de LISOLA (1613-1674) placed himself at the service of the Austrian Empire: entrusted with various missions diplomat. But above all, he was a tireless and feared polemicist. who, from 1667 to 1674, fought Louis XIV's policies and sought out him everywhere. Unidentified 19th-century bookplate with an ant writing with a pen on parchment. unidentified. Copy trimmed short.