Return of Parliament Rumors Gain Credit in Paris
Report suggests letters de cachet have been dispatched to banished members to force their return. Lodgings are being prepared for others, and a kingly return to Paris for a Bed of Justice is claimed.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 31, 1754
Page
1
Report suggests letters de cachet have been dispatched to banished members to force their return. Lodgings are being prepared for others, and a kingly return to Paris for a Bed of Justice is claimed.
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