HIST-281 Lecture Notes - Lecture 46: Philip Ii Of France, Edward I Of England

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He received the english kingdom back but only as a papal fief. It was akin to the old normans of sicily. They saw john beaten by both philip augustus and innocent iii. They succeeded in pressuring the king to meet and accept their demands. The barons wrote down their demands in a big charter known as the magna carta. The main goal was to limit the power of angevin kings and grant power to the lords. Magna carta marked the beginning of an ideal of limited monarchy in england. Taxation and imprisonment would now have to be approved by a council in the majority of cases. The barons were asserting a right to have a say in tax policy and in freedom of movement. The serfs didn"t benefit from this right away. Magna carta was not a particularly democratic document. It had little do with universal suffrage or elections.

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