Magna Carta’s 800 years celebration videos
Mar 19, 2015 by CGP Staff
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“To no one will We sell, to no one will We deny or delay, right or justice.” London-based Beakus animation studio has created two videos for the British Library, celebrating the 800 years of one of humanity’s most important documents in political science: the predecessor of the modern constitution and the first written document that limited the power of a monarch in Europe, subjecting him to the law. The agreement between the barons of Medieval England and King John took place in June 15, 1215. Watch the videos on Vimeo: Magna Carta: Medieval and Magna Carta: Legacy.
Related links:
World Justice Project’s Rule of Law Index – measures how the rule of law is experienced in countries around the world
Magna Carta and its importance today – a speech by British MP Kenneth Clarke, while serving as Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary
Magna Carta on Wikipedia
Related links:
World Justice Project’s Rule of Law Index – measures how the rule of law is experienced in countries around the world
Magna Carta and its importance today – a speech by British MP Kenneth Clarke, while serving as Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary
Magna Carta on Wikipedia
The origins of Magna Carta
Magna Carta's legacy
