Article 82 of this legislation prevented political assemblies from meeting at Saumur.
Article 82 of this legislation prevented political assemblies from meeting at Saumur. The second of two brevets passed after this legislation provided a royal subsidy of 180,000 ecus a year to pay for garrisons. People and towns exempt from this legislation were outlined in its 56 "secret articles", and it took 10 years for the Parlement of (*) Rouen to ratify it. After its policies were ended, the Edict of Potsdam of was issued. This document made Catholicism the state religion, but was overturned in the Edict of Fontainebleau. For 10 points, name this document issued by Henry IV that granted religious toleration to French Huguenots.
Article 82 of this legislation prevented political assemblies from meeting at Saumur.
Edict of Nantes