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The Great Charter of the Liberties, also percieved as Magna Carta Libertatum usually described as Magna Carta is a grant of justices admitted to the citizens by the King John of England on 15 June 1215 at Runnymede, near Windsor. First conscripted by the Archbishop of Canterbury to create harmony among the despised King and a combination of rebel lords, it encouraged the strength of church rights, security for the barons from criminal confinement, admittance to speedy justice.