Seasonable essays or, a miscellany, containing, I. A parallel between His Royal Highness Louis Dauphin, Son of Louis XIV. the late King of France; and His Royal Highness Frederick Prince of Wales, Son of George II. King of Great Britain. II. Two discourses: one in English, on the miseries the reign of ignorance is attended with; and the Advantages resulting from the Encouragement given to Learning, and the Learned. And the other in French, ... les Miseres de la Guerre, et les Bonheur de la Paix. III. Epistola ad garretieros; a parody of Moliere's reception of a physician in his Malade imaginaire. By the Chevalier de Coetlogon, Knight of the Order of St. Lazare, M. D. and Author of the Universal History of Arts and Sciences.
| De Coetlogon, Dennis d. 1749. | Date: 1746