The disbanding of one of these groups prompted a day of riots named for the roof tiles that protesters threw at soldiers.
While on strike to protest the Edict of Discipline, members of these groups were awoken in the middle of the night by musketeers who gave them the options of returning to work or going into exile. The king harangued the largest of these groups by stating that the "rights and interests of the nation" were inseparable from himself in the "Flagellation" speech. The disbanding of one of these groups prompted a day of riots named for the roof tiles that protesters threw at soldiers. A member of one of these institutions, Louis La Chalotais (shah-loh-TAY), was accused of sending threatening letters to the king and was arrested with  ve of its other members during the Brittany A fair. These institutions were abolished by a "triumvirate" of ministers led by Chancellor Maupeou (moh-POO). These institutions sparked and name the  rst stage of the Fronde, and were typically composed of twelve magistrates from the nobility of the robe. For 10 points, name these courts that o ten resisted royal power in pre-Revolution France.
While on strike to protest the Edict of Discipline, members of these groups were awoken in the middle of the night by musketeers who gave them the options of returning to work or going into exile.
parlements (pahr-lay-mawnt(s)) [accept parliaments]