Abrogation of French Treaty Edicts and Refugee Rights
The document calls for abrogation of the 1499 tarif and all postwar regulations affecting Lords, the States, and their subjects. It demands free exit for French Protestant refugees’ families, restitution of movable goods, and equal rights for refugees and their descendants across France and its dominions. It also seeks liberty of conscience for Reformists and restoration of properties tied to the late king and Orange, with fortifications of Dunkirk to be razed.