SALES (François de). Introduction à la vie dévote. Paris, Frédéric Léonard, 1684. Fort in-12, brown calf, ribbed spine (period binding). New edition, enlarged with how to say the rosary devoutly and serve the Virgin Mary well. A good copy. Minor wear to binding.

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