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English: Illustrated title page "The most excellent Hugo Grotius Of the rights of Peace & Warr Translated into English by the Reverend William Evats B.D. Printed for Ralph Smith under the Piazza of ye Royall Exch: in Cornhill". (Royall Exch: = Royal Exchange.) Couple with wine and wheat. Ceres. Cartouches with portraits of the authors: "The most excellent Hugo Grotius" and "The Reverend W: Evats B.D. Aetat: Suae 77." Scene of people with a wine press. Dancers with a flute player. Lady (Ceres) wearing a laurel wreath and holding two pigeons (peace doves), two cornucopias at her feet. Warrior wearing the aegis and wielding a sword (Mars?). Drum. Below a battle scene of cannons firing from the ramparts of a fortification, army tents, buildings on fire, a group fighting.
Date  ?? 1682
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Hugo de Groot (1583-1645); Bernard Dwinglo (1582-1660): Drie boecken van 't recht des oorloghs en vredes / Hugo de Groot ; Nae de leste druck overghes. door B.D. Edition: 2nd printing. Publisher: Amsterdam : J. Hendricksz en W. van Beaumont. Printer: Boom, Jan Hendricksz, Amsterdam, 1649-1665. Beaumont, Willem, van Amsterdam, 1655-1680. Annotation: B.D. is Bernard Dwinglo. Translation of: De ivre belli ac pacis. - Orig. ed.: Paris : Buon, 1625. Annotation edition: Amsterdam, J. Colom, Haerlem, T. Fonteyn, 1651
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Hugo de Groot (1583-1645); William Evats: The most excellent Hugo Grotius his three books treating of the rights of war & peace : in the first is handled, wheter any war be just, in the second is shewed, the causes of war, both just and unjust; in the third is declared, what in war is lawful; that is unpunishable .. / translated into English by William Evats, b.d. His three books treating of the rights of war & peace, ...
Year: 1682
Publisher: London : printed by M.W. for Thomas Basset at the George in Fleetstreet, and Ralph Smith at the Bible ... in Cornhill
Printer: Basset, Thomas Londen, 1659-1693
Note: Original English title: On the law of warre and peace. - London : Warren, 1654
Reference note: Wing G 2126, Ter Meulen-Diermanse 630
Extent: [IV], XXI, [VII], 572[=432], [XXXI] p..
Request number: TMD 630 A

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