FTP, identify this law signed by Henry IV granting religious toleration to the Huguenots.
Its sixteenth article was mainly a restatement of the second article of the Conference of Nerat.  Attorney General Bernard did not read it until more than a year after the king signed it in a castle in Bretagne.  Amended by the Peace of Alais [ah-LAY], it created "mixed chambers" in superior law courts and allowed non-Catholics access to Catholic universities.  It was rejected by supreme law courts in several cities including Bordeaux, Toulouse, and Paris, though it excluded Protestants from a zone surrounding Paris.  FTP, identify this law signed by Henry IV granting religious toleration to the Huguenots.
Its sixteenth article was mainly a restatement of the second article of the Conference of Nerat.  
Edict of Nantes or L'?it de Nantes