Forbidding Books and Libels Under French Regime 1720s Protest
The document declares a ban on composing printing selling or circulating books and libels opposing the Pope bishops or the Gallian Church. It orders suppression and possible burning of contraband writings and fines or punishment under the law. The Paris regent and authorities are to read publish and observe the decree. The text also notes France's shift from silver and gold to paper money and the evolving finances.