[REFUGE (Eustache de)] : Traicté de la cour, ou Instruction des courtisans. Leiden, Chez les Elzeviers, 1649; two parts in one vol. small in 12, spotted tawny calf, spine ornamented, double gilt fillet on the boards. contemporary binding. A fine copy of the reprint, after the original of 1616. Eustace de Refuge is best known for the second book of the Traité which is an instruction manual for success at court. It is an early example of a complete work on how a courtier should behave. Attached: another copy, from the Elzevier edition, 1656; 18th century ornate brown calf; DENESLE: Les Préjugés du Public. Amsterdam, Fr. Changuion, 1747; two vol. in 12, blond calf, spine with ornamented nerves, red morocco title and giblets, red edges. contemporary binding; [COHEN DE VINKENHOF]: Cris de Guerre et Devises des etats de l'Europe. Patis, 1832; in 12, ornate red half-chagrin.