Paris Parliament Battles Over Registering the King's Declaration
The 17th century session shows the First President and enquetes clashing as the King's Declaration is to be registered. Arguments arise over protest and remonstrance methods while the Chancellor's influence and royal orders shape votes and procedures. A written process and verbal account are planned for the Registers. On the 18th, a royal letter de Cachet is sent from Fontainebleau to the Parliament of Paris.