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12mo, 1636. Franekeræ, 1651.
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separate work, but merely one of the editions of the
well-known _Lex Rex_--the edition of 1657, which has the
following title:--_Lex Rex; a Treatise of Civil Polity;
being a Resolution of Forty-three Questions concerning
Prerogative, Right, and Privilege, in reference to the
Supreme Prince and People_. The change in the title was a
device of the printer, in order to elude the Government,
who sought to suppress the book.