The History of the Royal Congress at the Hague : together with the character, families, forces, and revenue of the several electors and soveraign princes, that compose this most august assembly, and a relation of their splendid equipage and retinue : as also, of the glorious canopy and chair of state, the several curious and admirable fire-works, the many triumphal arches, with the other vast preparations made for His Majesty of Great Britain : with an exact draught of the manner of King William's entry into the Hague, and reception by the States-General (Printed at Leiden, reprinted in London, for Thomas Axe ..., 1691)