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JOHN GRANTING THE CHARTER While John was waging war on the Continent, seeking vainly to recover his lost territories, the leading barons secretly met together, under pretext of a T^i^gg^^^^g pilgrimage, and swore to compel the King to ^^^^^^ restore the liberties of the realm, and to con- firm them by a charter. Their demands were presented 166 THE STORY OF EUROPE to John upon his return. But the King cried out in wrath: "Why do they not ask for my kingdom? I will never grant such liberties as ...will make me a slave." In various ways, John sought to break up the forces that confronted him; but all in vain. "The army of God and of Holy Church," as the rebels called them- selves, marched upon London, and the citizens joyously opened the city gates to them.
Uj^u^l PORTION OF THE GREAT CHARTER Written in Latin, with abbreviations. The first line, if written out, would be: Johannes, Dei Gratia Rex Angliae, Dominus Hyberniae," etc.; which, translated, is: "John, by the grace of God King of England, Lord of Ireland," etc.
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JOHN GRANTING THE CHARTER While John was waging war on the Continent, seeking vainly to recover his lost territories, the leading barons secretly met together, under pretext of a T^i^gg^^^^g pilgrimage, and swore to compel the King to ^^^^^^ restore the liberties of the realm, and to con- firm them by a charter. Their demands were presented 166 THE STORY OF EUROPE to John upon his return. But the King cried out in wrath: "Why do they not ask for my kingdom? I will never grant such liberties as ...will make me a slave." In various ways, John sought to break up the forces that confronted him; but all in vain. "The army of God and of Holy Church," as the rebels called them- selves, marched upon London, and the citizens joyously opened the city gates to them.
Uj^u^l PORTION OF THE GREAT CHARTER Written in Latin, with abbreviations. The first line, if written out, would be: Johannes, Dei Gratia Rex Angliae, Dominus Hyberniae," etc.; which, translated, is: "John, by the grace of God King of England, Lord of Ireland," etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harding, Samuel Bannister, 1866- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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