Despite Innocent III's annulment, it was re-issued three times in the following decade.
Despite Innocent III's annulment, it was re-issued three times in the following decade. Traditionally divided into 63 clauses, Sir Edward Coke used its statement supporting trial by jury to limit royal prerogatives 400 years after its issuance. Recently, the Perot Foundation has loaned a copy of it to the National Archives. FTP identify this document based on the Articles of the Barons that was given on the fifteenth day of June in a meadow called Runnymede, in the seventeenth year of the reign of King John.
Despite Innocent III's annulment, it was re-issued three times in the following decade.
{Magna Carta} or {Great Charter}