Martin Dauch refused to sign, saying that he could not agree to anything that had not been sanctioned by his king, but 577 people immediately agreed to sign it.  First propose
Martin Dauch refused to sign, saying that he could not agree to anything that had not been sanctioned by his king, but 577 people immediately agreed to sign it.  First proposed by Mounier in response to the closing of the Menus Plaisirs, it was also eventually signed by five members of the clergy, who agreed with its assertion that the group in question should continue meeting until a constitution had been written.  FTP, name this agreement signed by members of France's Third Estate on June 20, 1789, when their usual meeting place was locked.
Martin Dauch refused to sign, saying that he could not agree to anything that had not been sanctioned by his king, but 577 people immediately agreed to sign it.  
Tennis Court Oath