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'''''Magna Carta''''' (Latin: ''great charter'') was the first document in [[British] history to place legal limits on the powers of the King. | |||
In [[Early human history#13th century A.D.|1215]], the nobles of England, chafing under King John's excessive taxation and arbitrary justice, would only renew their oaths of fealty if John agreed to their demands. John was forced to agree, and all parties signed the Magna Carta in [[June]] [[Early human history#13th century A.D.|1215]]. It provided, among other things, that a free man could not be imprisoned or have his property seized without due process, and that he was entitled to a quick trial before his peers. | In [[Early human history#13th century A.D.|1215]], the nobles of England, chafing under King John's excessive taxation and arbitrary justice, would only renew their oaths of fealty if John agreed to their demands. John was forced to agree, and all parties signed the ''Magna Carta'' in [[June]] [[Early human history#13th century A.D.|1215]]. It provided, among other things, that a free man could not be imprisoned or have his property seized without due process, and that he was entitled to a quick trial before his peers. | ||
As an important document in the history of jurisprudence, and its signing a pivotal moment in human history, [[The Master (Tremas)|the Master]] sought to prevent its signing, thus altering the course of history, but was prevented from doing so by [[Fifth Doctor|the Doctor]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The King's Demons]]'') | As an important document in the history of jurisprudence, and its signing a pivotal moment in human history, [[The Master (Tremas)|the Master]] sought to prevent its signing, thus altering the course of history, but was prevented from doing so by [[Fifth Doctor|the Doctor]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The King's Demons]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 22:39, 3 February 2011
It's a nicely-written article, but I'm not sure how much of it is from the DWU. Needs to be rewritten, restricting itself more narrowly to what's in The King's Demons
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Magna Carta (Latin: great charter) was the first document in [[British] history to place legal limits on the powers of the King.
In 1215, the nobles of England, chafing under King John's excessive taxation and arbitrary justice, would only renew their oaths of fealty if John agreed to their demands. John was forced to agree, and all parties signed the Magna Carta in June 1215. It provided, among other things, that a free man could not be imprisoned or have his property seized without due process, and that he was entitled to a quick trial before his peers.
As an important document in the history of jurisprudence, and its signing a pivotal moment in human history, the Master sought to prevent its signing, thus altering the course of history, but was prevented from doing so by the Doctor. (DW: The King's Demons)
