The Contra-replicant, his Complaint to His Maiestie

This book is a political satire written in the 17th century. The book takes the form of a complaint addressed to the King, in which the speaker voices his discontent with the political and social system of the time. The book is notable for its use of irony and wit to critique the establishment and promote reform.

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