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Royal Court of Justice seated in Nantes amid royal warrants
A speech by Attorney General Wate land to Assembly outlines reasons for establishing a Royal Court of Justice in Nantes. He pledges rulers will protect royal authority, quell unrest, and uphold public interests, while praising the Regent’s restraint and urging swift but lawful action against offenders. Reports from Vienna and The Hague note imperial concerns over Protestant uprisings and peace efforts in Europe.
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