Some sober inspections made into the cariage and consults of the late-long Parlement, wherby ocasion is taken to speak of Parlements in former times and of Magna Charta, with som Reflexes upon Government in general

James Howell

London : Printed for Ric. Lownds, 1656

Second edition. Contemporary calf. Rubbing and scuffs to leather. Scattered pencil marginalia and spotting. Front hinge starting.

Written in the form of a  dialogue between Phil-Anglus and Polyander. In this tract, Howell commends Cromwell for dismantling Parliament. Howell also compared Cromwell to Charles Martel and arguue in favor of rule by a single person, condemning the common people. Wing H3117