Although he's not Henry I, this king's sudden death of "a surfeit of peaches and cider" helped stir a patriotic feeling that repelled an ongoing invasion by Louis VIII.
In this king's most egregious abuse of amercements, he charged Robert de Ros 300 marks for not keeping some prisoners in jail. He supposedly starved to death the wife and children of William de Briouze and sold his own wife, Isabella of Gloucester, for not producing heirs. Although he's not Henry I, this king's sudden death of "a surfeit of peaches and cider" helped stir a patriotic feeling that repelled an ongoing invasion by Louis VIII. His country was put under interdict after he opposed the appointment of Stephen Langton as Archbishop of Canterbury. A year after a defeat to Philip Augustus at the Battle of Bouvines, he was forced to place his seal on an agreement at Runnymede. For 10 points, name this English monarch who signed the Magna Carta.
In this king's most egregious abuse of amercements, he charged Robert de Ros 300 marks for not keeping some prisoners in jail.
John I [or John Lackland] &lt;Bentley&gt;