Revisiting the Magna Carta: The 1225 Reissue

This chapter explores the historical significance of the Magna Carta's 1225 reissue by King Henry III, emphasizing its transformation from a tool used under duress into a mutual agreement. It covers the aftermath of civil strife following King John's reign and the strategic decisions that led to the new charter, which laid the groundwork for modern governance. Additionally, the chapter highlights the broader societal implications of the Magna Carta and the Forest Charter, extending its effects beyond the aristocracy to ordinary citizens.

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