Which of the following is true about the magna carta
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Magna Carta
6 facts about Magna Carta

How much do you know about the medieval document Magna Carta? Here, we bring you the facts Magna Carta is a 13th-century document enshrining the rights, privileges and liberties of the clergy and the nobles, and placing limits on the power of the crown. Most of the 63 clauses deal with the administration of justice, and the detail of feudal rights and customs. Read more:.

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Magna Carta bears an iconic status in legal history.
The Magna Carta was signed in Runnymede, north band of Thames upstream from London. The Magna Carta was sealed by King John in the year of When John agreed to put his seal to the Magna Carta, he made the crown absolute and placed all future monarchs above the law.
Did King John actually 'sign' Magna Carta? - BBC News