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Many of its provisions had earlier been suggested in the Treaty of N?ac and the "Peace of Monsieur." Protests over royal activities in the newly acquired territory of B?rn resulted in the revocation of many of its guarantees, including special defenses for the city of La Rochelle. It was finally revoked, in the Declaration of Fontainbleau, by Louis XIV in 1685, eighty-seven years after it was issued in a namesake Breton city. FTP, name this proclamation of Henri IV that accorded religious toleration to the Huguenots.
Many of its provisions had earlier been suggested in the Treaty of N?ac and the "Peace of Monsieur.
Edict of Nantes