Richard de Clare and Simon de Monfort were the chief supporters of this plan.
This plan led to the first new "justiciar" being appointed in twenty-four years and was the target of the Mise of Amiens, two papal bulls, and the Dictum of Kenilworth. A result of financial waste during a campaign in Sicily, this document was produced by the commission chartered by the Easter or Mad Parliament. That commission had twenty-four members, twelve chosen by the king and twelve by the group which benefitted from it. Richard de Clare and Simon de Monfort were the chief supporters of this plan. For 10 points, name this 1258 reform plan which failed to settle the demands of the barons, a limitation on the power of Henry III.
This plan led to the first new "justiciar" being appointed in twenty-four years and was the target of the Mise of Amiens, two papal bulls, and the Dictum of Kenilworth.
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