This first provision of this document stated that everything done between nine and thirteen years before it was agreed to should be obliterated and forgotten.
This first provision of this document stated that everything done between nine and thirteen years before it was agreed to should be obliterated and forgotten. This also forbade religious discrimination by hospitals and universities as well as the baptism or confirmation of children without parental permission. Everybody was still required to tithe, however, and several secret provisions allowed forts to be controlled by Protestants. This document was revoked in 1685 by Louis XIV, and its creation was supposed to end the French Wars of Religion. Name this document that  granted certain rights to French Calvinists—also known as Huguenots—signed by Henry IV.
This first provision of this document stated that everything done between nine and thirteen years before it was agreed to should be obliterated and forgotten.
Edict of Nantes [“nonce”]