Events leading up to Magna Carta

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BA Hons Medieval History (What led John to sign the Magna Carta in 1215) FlashCards sobre Events leading up to Magna Carta, criado por marialidd em 20-05-2014.
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October 1214 John is defeated by King Philip at Bouvines
November 1214 The Barons demand reform at Bury St Edmunds
January 1215 John summons a council to London where he refuses to listen to the barons. The barons complain their liberties aren't being recognised, and prepare for war
February 1215 William Marshal and Stephen Langton meet the rebels at Oxford
April 1215 John meets the rebels at Oxford, but no agreement is reached. Rebels then gather troops and march to Northampton-shire. They send non-negotiable demands to John. John refused to make concessions that would limit royal authority.
May 1215 FitzWalter is chosen as rebel leader and they formally renounce their fealty to the King. They attempted to capture Northampton castle but failed. They successfully occupied London.
June 1215 John agreed to Magna Carta
August 1215 Innocent annuls Magna Carta and civil war restarts. John has powerful support from William Marshal and Bishops

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