The Established Test, In order to the Security of His Majesties Sacred Person, And Government, And The Protestant Religion. Against The Malitious Attempts and Treason- able Machinations of Rome. ... (5 lines; imprimatur, Jan. 3, 1679)
by Charles II King of England
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