the Estates General

The Estates General of 1614 and 1615 were also held there.

Like the Estates General, they served a consultative purpose only.

In 1485, he was president of the Estates General held at Tours.

In the cities, the feeling arose that the Estates General would rule the kingdom better.

The building housed the estates general of the state of Lower Austria until 1848.

The Estates General opened in 1413 to raise funds for an expected war against the English.

They also wanted the Estates General to meet as one body, so that voting would be by poll, rather than by class.

In 1789, with a view to elections to the Estates General, it was instead divided provisionally into 60 districts.

The meeting of the Estates General that opened on 26 January 1593 proved far from representative.

Louis tried to obtain the regency, but the Estates General sided with her.

A week later, the king agreed and the Estates General met as the "National Assembly".

The Estates General convened the next day.

In 1484 she convened the Estates General at Tours.

In essence, they added greatly to a revolutionary air of expectation of the Estates General.

The assembly closed by convening the Estates General.

The role of the assembly was to advise the king about remedies to defects of which the Estates General complained.

This resentment toward the Church weakened its power during the opening of the Estates General in May 1789.

Among a large crowd of unfamiliar politicians in the Estates General, Mirabeau was one figure who stood out.

However the Estates General refused to accept the treaty, urging the Dauphin to continue the war.

In 1588, he participated in the Estates General of Blois.

A meeting of the Estates General was convened in May to address reforms of the monarchy.

This division established the creation of the Estates General, which was only known as only as historical precedent.

In 1787, the province was one of the first to demand the meeting of the Estates General of France.

The stadholder William V fled to England and the estates general dissolved itself.

He was appointed to the nobility of Puy-en-Velay in the Estates General.