The Magna Carta of 1225: A Turning Point in Legal History

This chapter examines the 1225 Magna Carta as a transformative legal contract, highlighting its binding nature through offer, acceptance, and consideration. It discusses King Henry III's relationship with the charter, the diverse societal groups it affected, and the legal innovations that both protected and challenged various classes, particularly concerning women's rights. Additionally, the chapter explores the pivotal role of the church and its relationship with royal authority, setting the stage for enduring legal principles that emerged from this historic document.

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