At a large Act IX gathering in Bourges, participants used grievance notebooks to record demands ranging from higher wages and a better distribution of work to lower fuel costs and stronger local services. The books echoed older practices of petitioning and local deliberation while turning the protest into a public record of everyday economic pressure. Their later archival fate became a separate dispute over whether the state would preserve and publish these contributions.
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What were the grievance books at Bourges used for?
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Participants wrote down economic and democratic demands in the cahiers.
The Bourges grievance books recorded only fuel prices.
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They included demands about wages, work, taxes and public services.