A set of laws named for it was revoked by the Dictum of Kenilworth after the Mad Parliament demanded them from Henry II.
The earl of this place, John de Vere, led the Tudor right wing at Bosworth Field. A set of laws named for it was revoked by the Dictum of Kenilworth after the Mad Parliament demanded them from Henry II. Those "provisions" share a name with a "movement" led by Richard Froude, John Keble, and John Newman, which published the Tracts for the Times to argue for the "catholic" nature of the Anglican church. For 10 points, what name also describes an authoritative English dictionary and England's oldest university?
The earl of this place, John de Vere, led the Tudor right wing at Bosworth Field.
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