Foreign Protestants seek declaration of freedom in France
The document reviews the 14 May declaration affecting foreign Protestants in France, arguing for restored privileges to reside, trade, and pass freely with families, while limiting public worship to private chapels. It notes past edicts from 1656 and 1686 that protected strangers, urges the king to reaffirm them, and cites related happenings in Rome Madrid Lisbon and Copenhagen with brief dated items.