LOUIS XIV. L.S. (secretary), Fontainebleau November 9, 1684, to S. Boistel, président au bailliage de Dourdan; countersigned by Jean-Baptiste Colbert de Seignelay; 1page in-fol., address. On Protestantism (one year before the revocation of the Edict of Nantes). He reminds us that he has ordered "that from now on those of the R.P.R. will only be able to hold their Consistories once in fifteen days in places where the public exercise of lad. religion is permitted, and in the presence of a Royal judge"; he orders Boistel to "be exactly present at all Consistories held by those of the R.P.R. in Plessy Marly [today Le Plessis-Mornay] to observe everything that takes place there, and if anything is proposed that is contrary to the Edits and declarations and prejudicial to the good of our service, to report to us"...