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  • Châtelet

    …was granted authority over the commissaires-enquêteurs-examinateurs of the Châtelet. The latter, a permanent staff in existence since 1327, were responsible for security and public order, for the supervision of prisons, including the Bastille, and for the regulation of the food supply of Paris. The jurisdiction of the Châtelet was abolished…

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    …was granted authority over the commissaires-enquêteurs-examinateurs of the Châtelet. The latter, a permanent staff in existence since 1327, were responsible for security and public order, for the supervision of prisons, including the Bastille, and for the regulation of the food supply of Paris. The jurisdiction of the Châtelet was abolished…

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