HISTORY

OF THE LIFE

OF SIR

PHILIPPE DE MORNAY

LORD OF PLESSIS MARLY, &c.

C O N T A I N I N G

In addition to the account of several notable events in

the S T A T E, the C H U R C H, in C O U R T S, and in A R M I E S, various

P O L I T I C A L, E C C L E S I A S T I C A L, and

M I L I T A R Y A D V I C E S regarding many

important movements in Europe;

U N D E R

H E N R Y III, H E N R Y IV, & L O U I S XIII.

This printer's mark belongs to the famous Elzevier family of Leiden. It depicts a sturdy elm tree entwined with a fruitful grapevine, representing the support that scholarly labor (the vine) receives from the publisher (the tree). To the right of the tree stands a bearded man, often referred to as "the hermit." A banner entwined in the branches bears the Latin motto Non Solus, which translates to "Not Alone," signifying that the scholar in his study is never truly solitary while in the company of books and wisdom.

A T L E I D E N,

At the house of Bonaventure & Abraham Elzevier.

1647.