Discours veritable de ce qui s'est passé au Parlement : en suite de l'arrest de la Cour du XXVIII Mars dernier, & des remonstrances.
A 1615 French printed pamphlet reporting proceedings of the Paris Parlement, issued anonymously without a named publisher for a general political readership. Its pictures are a rope-and-knot strapwork headpiece above the title and a historiated initial L with a figure, both set in dense black letterpress; a designer might take the compact, classic ornament and the contrast between decorative capitals and plain text.
