M. N. Bergier; P. de La Salle - Le Bovquet Royal, ou Le Parterre des Riches Inventions qui ont servi à l'Entrée du Roy Louis le - 1637

The royal bouquet, or the rich man's flower bed, inventions that served for the entry of King Louis the Just into his city of Reims.
By Mr. N. Bergier, living at the présidial seat,
Augmentation of the ceremonies kept and observed during his Coronation, held on October 17, 1610, along with several other curious investigations, by M. P. de La Salle, Counselor to the King and his Advocate in the Election.
Reims, at Simon de Foigny's, printer at the sign of the Lion, 1637
two parties
The royal bouquet or parterre of the rich inventions that were used at the entrance of King Louis the Just.
101 pages
Ancient and modern ceremonies of the coronation of the kings of France.
108 pages
Book in reasonable condition.
An old collage on the cover page.
Top right corners of the last ten pages cut off outside the text area.
Book cover
Rare and authoritative work