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17 September 1695
The first of the Penal Laws against Catholics restricted Catholic education rights: this produced the emergence in Ireland of the celebrated, and mythologized, hedge schools.
19 January 1771
French parlements , the sovereign court of Justice in Paris and thirteen other centres, were abolished by Louis XV .
19 January 1771
French parlements , the sovereign court of Justice in Paris and thirteen other centres, were abolished by Louis XV .
By September 1779
The supposed nature of women, and the mere idea of having them in parliament , were mocked in a pamphlet: The House of Peeresses: or, Female Oratory.
27 December 1788
Louis XVI consented to public demands and overuled the Parlement of Paris to double the size of the Third Estate.
5 May 1789
The Estates-General met at Versailles for the first time since 1614.
3 November 1789
The FrenchNational Assembly ordered all parlements to remain in recess.