When the duke of Burgundy, as has been said, was returned to his own country, Taneguy du Châtel, who had lately been appointed provost of Paris, and Remonnet de la Guerre, were commissioned by the dukes of Berry and of Orleans to take down all the chains that had been affixed to the different streets and squares in Paris, and carry them to te bastille of St Antoine and to the castle of the Louvre.

Chap. I. The chains are taken away from the streets of Paris. - The Parisians are kept in great subjection. - Other royal edicts are proclaimed (Thomas Johnes ed., 1809).