Usury stated overthrown, or, Usuries champions with their auxiliaries, shamefully disarmed and beaten : by an answer to its chief champion which lately appeared in print to defend it, and godliness epitomized
A 1679 London polemic on usury by Christopher Jelinger, printed for J. Wright and J. Sampson and later owned by John Adams, held by the Boston Public Library. The only picture is a large black-letter initial M, a heavy decorative capital with bracketed serifs printed in dense ink on cream paper, useful for designers seeking a sturdy seventeenth-century display letter.
