JOLY DE FLEURY (Joseph Omer) 1715–1810—Attorney General of t - Lot 92

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JOLY DE FLEURY (Joseph Omer) 1715–1810—Attorney General of t - Lot 92
JOLY DE FLEURY (Joseph Omer) 1715–1810—Attorney General of the Grand Council, then of the Parliament of Paris, and finally President of the Mortier Court; a fierce opponent of the Philosophers. - (PARIS) – Letter signed “JOLY DE FLEURY,” PARIS, August 27, 1760 – to the Lieutenant General of Police – 3 pages, in-4°: “You have no doubt, Sir, heard of a jurisdictional dispute between the Châtelet Police and the City Office regarding the seizure of 150 casks of wine alleged to be adulterated and brought to the Wine Market at the Porte SAINT BERNARD. The wine merchants had obtained several rulings from the Council...”
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