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View of the posture of affairs in Europe, both in church and state : viz, I. The antient pretensions of the two families of Austria and bourbon to the Spanish monarchy, historically states, II. The balance of the power of Europe, settled by Charles V. and how it came to be broken, III. A view of the courts of Europe, and their present disposition and state, relating to peace and war, IV. Of the state of the Church of Rome, and the decay of the Protestant-interest in Europe.
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