Bibliotheca politica: Or a Discourse by way of dialogue, : whether ... Collected out of the most approved authors, both antient and modern.
Tyrrell, James,1642-1718.
London : Printed for Richard Baldwin in Warwick-Lane, near the Oxford-Arms,
1691/2-1694.
Collected and edited by: James Tyrrell.
Each 'dialogue' or issue has a distinctive subtitle beginning with the word, "Whether".
Imprints include years of publication.
Some imprints dated according to Lady Day dating.
With continuous pagination.
Each issue includes a discussion of some aspect of political theory or of the relationship between politics and religion as it applies to England.
ESTC
Nelson and Seccombe
Wing (2nd ed.)
Issues have numerical designation only.
Numbering varies slightly; both Dialogue the tenth and Dialogue the thirteenth are referred to as: 'the last.'
Microfilm.
'A general alphabetical index' to the thirteen dialogues was issued with the collected dialogues in 1694, with an appendix.
Collected with a general title page in 1694 as: Bibliotheca politica: Or an enquiry into the ancient constitution of the English government.
Dialogue the first was re-issued in 1694, with the collected dialogues.
Dialogue the fourteenth, contrasting the "murther" of Charles I with the "abdication" of James II, was published independently in 1702, with separate pagination and a different imprint. It was reprinted with Dialogues I-XIII in 1718 and 1727.
Political ethics
Political science
Religion and politics
Political rights
England London.
Bibliotheca politica. Dialogue 1 (1694)
Bibliotheca politica (London, England : 1718)
Bibliotheca politica (London, England : 1727)
Bibliotheca politica: or an enquiry into the ancient constitution of the English government (London, England : Collected issues : 1694)