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Magna Carta is frequently mentioned in children's history books where traditionally it has been taught as one of the foundations of British liberty. Such books include Our Island Story, first published in 1905, in which 'the Story of the Great Charter' is presented as an important chapter in the nation's democratic development. Combining history with vivid story-telling, Our Island Story portrays King John as a maniac who 'gnashed his teeth, growling and snarling like a wild animal mad with rage "¦ These things seem to us now quite natural and right, so you can imagine what evil times these were when the King was unwilling to grant such liberty to his people'. Our Island Story was nominated by Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron in 2010 as his favourite childhood book, saying that it 'nurtured my interest in the history of our great nation'.

Magna Carta is frequently mentioned in children's history books where traditionally it has been taught as one of the foundations of British liberty. Such books include Our Island Story, first published in 1905, in which 'the Story of the Great Charter' is presented as an important chapter in the nation's democratic development. Combining history with vivid story-telling, Our Island Story portrays King John as a maniac who 'gnashed his teeth, growling and snarling like a wild animal mad with rage "¦ These things seem to us now quite natural and right, so you can imagine what evil times these were when the King was unwilling to grant such liberty to his people'. Our Island Story was nominated by Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron in 2010 as his favourite childhood book, saying that it 'nurtured my interest in the history of our great nation'.

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These thirteenth century charters record transactions with Jewish moneylenders. The majority are written solely in Hebrew but this one, in which Isaac of Southwark renounces his claim to a debt, contains additional words in Latin

These thirteenth century charters record transactions with Jewish moneylenders. The majority are written solely in Hebrew but this one, in which Isaac of Southwark renounces his claim to a debt, contains additional words in Latin

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Harley Charter 43 A 60B Transactions with Jewish moneylenders, 13th century

Harley Charter 43 A 60B Transactions with Jewish moneylenders, 13th century

English School, (13th century)

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Armies of Philip Augustus and John of England approaching each other.

Armies of Philip Augustus and John of England approaching each other.

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The seal of Stephen Langton, Archbishop of Canterbury (1207-28). Langton was instrumental in securing peace between King John and the barons in 1215, and it may have been at his instigation that the Great Charter's first clause, confirming the liberties of the English Church, was inserted. Recent research has also suggested that the damaged 1215 Magna Carta (British Library Cotton Charter XIII 31A) was preserved at Canterbury Cathedral, perhaps having once belonged to Langton himself. The charter to which this seal is attached contains Langton's confirmation of the privileges of the Cistercian Order in England, as conceded by Pope Honorius III (1216-27)

The seal of Stephen Langton, Archbishop of Canterbury (1207-28). Langton was instrumental in securing peace between King John and the barons in 1215, and it may have been at his instigation that the Great Charter's first clause, confirming the liberties of the English Church, was inserted. Recent research has also suggested that the damaged 1215 Magna Carta (British Library Cotton Charter XIII 31A) was preserved at Canterbury Cathedral, perhaps having once belonged to Langton himself. The charter to which this seal is attached contains Langton's confirmation of the privileges of the Cistercian Order in England, as conceded by Pope Honorius III (1216-27)

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A drawing of a regimental banner belonging to Captain Hooker

A drawing of a regimental banner belonging to Captain Hooker

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A view of Rochester Castle

A view of Rochester Castle

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The verse chronicle of Master Wace

The verse chronicle of Master Wace

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King John of England does homage to King Philip II of France.

King John of England does homage to King Philip II of France.

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Endorsement

Endorsement

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The seal of Stephen Langton, Archbishop of Canterbury (1207-28), is notable for containing on its reverse a depiction of the martyrdom of Thomas Becket. By featuring an impression of Becket's martyrdom on his seal, Langton emphasised his connection with his murdered predecessor, and the desire, as expressed in Magna Carta, that the Church remain free from royal interference

The seal of Stephen Langton, Archbishop of Canterbury (1207-28), is notable for containing on its reverse a depiction of the martyrdom of Thomas Becket. By featuring an impression of Becket's martyrdom on his seal, Langton emphasised his connection with his murdered predecessor, and the desire, as expressed in Magna Carta, that the Church remain free from royal interference

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[Reverse] Impression of the Great Seal of King John, showing the king on horseback. Originally attached to the Articles of the Barons [Magna Carta], June 1215.

[Reverse] Impression of the Great Seal of King John, showing the king on horseback. Originally attached to the Articles of the Barons [Magna Carta], June 1215.

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King John is offered a poisoned chalice by a monk.

King John is offered a poisoned chalice by a monk.

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A translation of Magna Carta into French opens this collection of Anglo American tracts, which was published in Paris at the time of the French Revolution. The anonymous author of the volume evidently considered that Magna Carta stood at the head of this historical tradition, since it precedes translations of the American Declaration of Independence (1776), the Constitution of the United States of America (1789) and other colonial texts. In the preface Magna Carta is described as 'la base de la liberté du peuple Anglois' (the foundation of the freedoms of the English people). The translation is faithful to the original Latin text, although one peculiar feature is that the clauses are misnumbered. The author also took exception to the notion that liberties were bestowed by the king: 'Despotes de la terre, vous reconnoÃ®trez bientÃ´t que les peuples ne tiennent rien de vous' (Despots of the world, you will soon acknowledge that the people hold nothing from you)

A translation of Magna Carta into French opens this collection of Anglo American tracts, which was published in Paris at the time of the French Revolution. The anonymous author of the volume evidently considered that Magna Carta stood at the head of this historical tradition, since it precedes translations of the American Declaration of Independence (1776), the Constitution of the United States of America (1789) and other colonial texts. In the preface Magna Carta is described as 'la base de la liberté du peuple Anglois' (the foundation of the freedoms of the English people). The translation is faithful to the original Latin text, although one peculiar feature is that the clauses are misnumbered. The author also took exception to the notion that liberties were bestowed by the king: 'Despotes de la terre, vous reconnoÃ®trez bientÃ´t que les peuples ne tiennent rien de vous' (Despots of the world, you will soon acknowledge that the people hold nothing from you)

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A translation of Magna Carta into French opens this collection of Anglo-American tracts, which was published in Paris at the time of the French Revolution. The anonymous author of the volume evidently considered that Magna Carta stood at the head of this historical tradition, since it precedes translations of the American Declaration of Independence (1776), the Constitution of the United States of America (1789) and other colonial texts. In the preface Magna Carta is described as 'la base de la liberté du peuple Anglois' (the foundation of the freedoms of the English people). The translation is faithful to the original Latin text, although one peculiar feature is that the clauses are misnumbered. The author also took exception to the notion that liberties were bestowed by the king: 'Despotes de la terre, vous reconnoÃ®trez bientÃ´t que les peuples ne tiennent rien de vous' (Despots of the world, you will soon acknowledge that the people hold nothing from you)

A translation of Magna Carta into French opens this collection of Anglo-American tracts, which was published in Paris at the time of the French Revolution. The anonymous author of the volume evidently considered that Magna Carta stood at the head of this historical tradition, since it precedes translations of the American Declaration of Independence (1776), the Constitution of the United States of America (1789) and other colonial texts. In the preface Magna Carta is described as 'la base de la liberté du peuple Anglois' (the foundation of the freedoms of the English people). The translation is faithful to the original Latin text, although one peculiar feature is that the clauses are misnumbered. The author also took exception to the notion that liberties were bestowed by the king: 'Despotes de la terre, vous reconnoÃ®trez bientÃ´t que les peuples ne tiennent rien de vous' (Despots of the world, you will soon acknowledge that the people hold nothing from you)

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Bull of Pope Innocent III, dated 1214, accepting the final grant from King John, the kingdom of England and Ireland to the Roman Catholic church.

Bull of Pope Innocent III, dated 1214, accepting the final grant from King John, the kingdom of England and Ireland to the Roman Catholic church.

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Add. 62534, ff.5v-6 Statutes of the Realm, Early 14th century

Add. 62534, ff.5v-6 Statutes of the Realm, Early 14th century

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A Scheme for a New East India Company. The East India Company was founded in 1600 for the purpose of trading in South-East Asia, but its monopoly in that region soon raised concerns in England about the company's influence. This anonymous treatise invoked clause 41 of the Great Charter "” protecting the free movement of merchants "” to challenge the East India Company's monopoly as 'absolutely against the right of the freeborn subject of England, no mean Infringement of Magna Charta'. To ensure that this clause was respected and that trading remained open to all English subjects, the author advocated the creation of a new company which would give wider opportunities to investors. Although a rival company was established in 1698, by 1709 it had merged with the existing East India Company, which maintained its monopoly well into the nineteenth century.

A Scheme for a New East India Company. The East India Company was founded in 1600 for the purpose of trading in South-East Asia, but its monopoly in that region soon raised concerns in England about the company's influence. This anonymous treatise invoked clause 41 of the Great Charter "” protecting the free movement of merchants "” to challenge the East India Company's monopoly as 'absolutely against the right of the freeborn subject of England, no mean Infringement of Magna Charta'. To ensure that this clause was respected and that trading remained open to all English subjects, the author advocated the creation of a new company which would give wider opportunities to investors. Although a rival company was established in 1698, by 1709 it had merged with the existing East India Company, which maintained its monopoly well into the nineteenth century.

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King John of England does homage to King Philip II of France, f.362v from Chroniques de France ou de Saint Denis, second quarter of 14th century (vellum)

King John of England does homage to King Philip II of France, f.362v from Chroniques de France ou de Saint Denis, second quarter of 14th century (vellum)

French School, (14th century)

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A map of the province of Pennsylvania, containing the three counties of Chester, Philadelphia, and Bucks.

A map of the province of Pennsylvania, containing the three counties of Chester, Philadelphia, and Bucks.

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Text with coloured initials

Text with coloured initials

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'Declaration of Rights, without which no Englishman can be a free man, nor the English nation a free people'

'Declaration of Rights, without which no Englishman can be a free man, nor the English nation a free people'

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Gerald of Wales: Expugnatio Hibernica: Quoniam de insule Hybernice situ'; the dedication to Richard, Count of Poitou, incipit

Gerald of Wales: Expugnatio Hibernica: Quoniam de insule Hybernice situ'; the dedication to Richard, Count of Poitou, incipit

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King John's body was taken to Worcester Cathedral for burial, in accordance with his wishes. This later medieval image shows the funeral procession, with two men bearing the coffin on their shoulders to the city's gate. The coffin is draped with an orange-red cloth, and the cathedral, towards which the pall-bearers are making their way, is the building with the brown roof standing before the tower. The anonymous author of the accompanying poem, written in Anglo-Norman French, described the occasion in garbled form, mistaking the place where John was buried: 'a Wincestre esteit porte/ a grant honur ensepelee' (he was borne to Winchester, and was buried with great honour). The poem itself makes no direct reference to Magna Carta, stating simply 'En temps le roi ont grant guere / Par entre les barons d'Engleterre' (In the time of this king there was a great war with the barons of England).

King John's body was taken to Worcester Cathedral for burial, in accordance with his wishes. This later medieval image shows the funeral procession, with two men bearing the coffin on their shoulders to the city's gate. The coffin is draped with an orange-red cloth, and the cathedral, towards which the pall-bearers are making their way, is the building with the brown roof standing before the tower. The anonymous author of the accompanying poem, written in Anglo-Norman French, described the occasion in garbled form, mistaking the place where John was buried: 'a Wincestre esteit porte/ a grant honur ensepelee' (he was borne to Winchester, and was buried with great honour). The poem itself makes no direct reference to Magna Carta, stating simply 'En temps le roi ont grant guere / Par entre les barons d'Engleterre' (In the time of this king there was a great war with the barons of England).

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Woodcut illustrations on the subject of the alleged poisoning of King John, by monks.

Woodcut illustrations on the subject of the alleged poisoning of King John, by monks.

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An Anonymous Account of King John. John has frequently been characterised as a bad king, even in the Middle Ages. This poem on the kings of England, traditionally attributed to John Lydgate (d. c. 1449/50), describes John's reign in negative terms. The poet also reports the story that John had been poisoned by a monk of Swineshead Abbey, and that nobody lamented his demise. This image, painted in the fifteenth century, shows John wearing a fine cloak of regal purple, red, white and blue, with pointed blue shoes; he stands above five crowns denoting his surviving children

An Anonymous Account of King John. John has frequently been characterised as a bad king, even in the Middle Ages. This poem on the kings of England, traditionally attributed to John Lydgate (d. c. 1449/50), describes John's reign in negative terms. The poet also reports the story that John had been poisoned by a monk of Swineshead Abbey, and that nobody lamented his demise. This image, painted in the fifteenth century, shows John wearing a fine cloak of regal purple, red, white and blue, with pointed blue shoes; he stands above five crowns denoting his surviving children

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King John hunting a stag with hounds

King John hunting a stag with hounds

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Siege of Loches

Siege of Loches

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Submission of the Normans; Philip Augustus attacking Rouen. The French Conquest of Normandy

Submission of the Normans; Philip Augustus attacking Rouen. The French Conquest of Normandy

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Dialogue of the Exchequer

Dialogue of the Exchequer

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Dialogue of the Exchequer

Dialogue of the Exchequer

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Historiated initial 'E'(dwardus) with King Edward I on his throne at the beginning of the Magna Carta

Historiated initial 'E'(dwardus) with King Edward I on his throne at the beginning of the Magna Carta

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C.39.k.15, page 10 'The Life and Death of King John' by William Shakespeare, 1623 (litho)

C.39.k.15, page 10 'The Life and Death of King John' by William Shakespeare, 1623 (litho)

English School, (17th century)

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Portrait of King Edward III, a Knight Founder of the Order of the Garter, wearing the blue Garter mantle over plate armour and surcoat with his personal arms.

Portrait of King Edward III, a Knight Founder of the Order of the Garter, wearing the blue Garter mantle over plate armour and surcoat with his personal arms.

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