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Wednesday, September 20, 2023

Magna Carta: Our Shared Legacy of Liberty -- Runnymede Films A John Robson Documentary [crowdfunded]

Originally posted 6/15/2021

"Magna Carta: Our Shared Legacy of Liberty"

filmmaker was crowd-funded

at this link:

Magna Carta Our Shared Legacy of Liberty - YouTube

[this was a project Ezra Levant promoted]

https://thejohnrobson.com/

Purchase your DVD from the filmmakers John Robson & his wife Brigitte Pellerin, Ontario Canada, 2015.

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Durham Cathedral Library

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#MagnaCarta was first sealed by King John #OnThisDay in 1215. It was re-issued after John’s death in 1216.

From @durhamcathedral
 #archives here's:
1216 re-issue sealed by William Marshal in the name of Henry III
1225 copy sealed by Henry III
1300 copy sealed by Edward I

The only surviving copy of the 1216 re-issue of Magna Carta with parchment tags but the seals now missing.

A 1225 copy of Magna Carta with the seal of King Henry III in dark green wax attached with red cord.

A 1300 copy of Magna Carta with the seal of King Edward I in light ochre wax attached with a parchment tag.

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