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Where the city argues in public. A plain semicircular hall of white plaster and oak tiers, modelled on the chapel where women declared their sentiments in 1848, with tall clear windows and no ornament but one. At the focus of the tiers, on a low dais, stands a throne: gilded, worn, unoccupied. The Disputations are held here; any declaration may be proposed, but it stands only if every argument against it has been answered, and Mary Wollstonecraft argues against all of them. The Ordre de Justice ...
Located in Cité des Dames.