Under the ancien regime the Parliament could and often did refuse to enregister royal acts and decrees.
It was two years before the Parliament of Paris consented to enregister the Concordat of 1516.
With words, also, it became easier to enregister outside himself the gains of the past.
April, 1557, the bull he asked for, but the Parliament of Paris refused to enregister the royal edict which gave force in France to the pontifical brief.
The province of Normandy was rich, and, consequently, overwhelmed with imposts; and several times the Parliament refused to enregisterfinancial edicts which still further aggravated the distress of the people.
He repaired formally to Nimes for an interview with the marshal.
So soon as he was secure that no political discussions in France itself would come to thwart his foreign designs, he marched with a firm step towards that enfeeblement of Spain and that upsetting of the empire of which Nani speaks.
Still, would some winged Angel ere too late Arrest the yet unfolded roll of Fate, And make the stern Recorder otherwise Enregister or quite obliterate!
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