The Parliament of Paris in the Gallican era
An overview of the Parliament of Paris, its structure, powers, and privileges from early French kings to Louis XIV. It describes chambers, roles of grand and petty officers, and the right to register royal edicts. Provinces under Paris jurisdiction and clashes with the Crown over prerogatives are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Pepin
Italy
Philip le Bel
Laffer
All Saints
Mortier
St. Dennis
Bijlin
Grand Chamber
St. Martin
Mareschal Marilliac
Duke de Montmorancy
Berliia
Court of Peers
la Beauffe
la Sologne
Barry
Auvergne
Lion
Aix
Grenoble
Dijon
Rouen
Rennes
Pau
Metz
Charles VII
Toulouse
Philip la Bel
Toutoufe
Lewis XVII
Lewis XIV
Anirret
Gourg
Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Weekly Miscellany
Richard Hooker, of
the Temple
Esq