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What was the problem with John I? What did he do wrong? Why were people against him? * Your answer
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What was the problem with John I? What did he do wrong? Why were people

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There is no story, so I don't know how to answer this question. We need a passage so we know first of all who John I is and what the problem is.

Please be more specific on your next question so you don't make the same mistake again and you waste your point.

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