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From Last-Minute Peace Treaty to ‘Memory of the World’ – Bewitched by Magna Carta for 800 years

From Last-Minute Peace Treaty to ‘Memory of the World’ – Bewitched by Magna Carta for 800 years

Update: 2015-11-16
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Magna Carta means simply 'great charter' and is famous as a symbol of justice, fairness, and human rights. For centuries it has inspired and encouraged movements for freedom and constitutional government in Britain and around the world. But when it was issued by England’s King John in June 1215 it was an attempt to prevent a civil war between the king and his powerful barons.
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From Last-Minute Peace Treaty to ‘Memory of the World’ – Bewitched by Magna Carta for 800 years

From Last-Minute Peace Treaty to ‘Memory of the World’ – Bewitched by Magna Carta for 800 years

Speaker: Robert Key, Chairman of Salisbury Cathedral’s Magna Carta 800th anniversary committee and Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries