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Think about what life was like for commoners the Magna Carta
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Think about what life was like for commoners the Magna Carta

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Magna Carta

  • Magna Carta is one of the 'most important documents' in the history. It limited the boundary for the authority of king.
  • Though it was only for the protection of barons not the commoners but it was equally implemented protection for commoners as well.
  • The magna carta stated that 'no man is above the law, not even the king'.
  • This made the impact in the society about the equality, but commoners felt less abused by this concept.
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