By 'very interesting' I mean 'very interesting to people who have a weird obsession with early modern bureaucratic forms like I do'

Also very interesting that the creator of this volume chose to include the inserted details of an individual (presumably of the copy he translated from?) as opposed to leaving blank spaces. Unclear whether the original document was a printed form or manuscript though

This is the only example I've come across of a copy of a passport included in a printed book in this way, but I don't normally venture this far in the 18th century, so I'd be interested to know if there's any others

Thanks!