Magna Carta 1215 (The Original Charter of Rights in Today's Language)

[@Beta_Mixes]

Thank you very much for yet another great one, much respect for you brother 👍

[@TheLegendaryLore]

Much appreciated, brother!

[@wendysalter]

Good work, L. L! This rendition is fascinating. As I listened I felt myself in a candle-lit room where a group of intelligent intellectuals who were experienced in the role of CEO, (ie Barons) had drawn up a sensible 'Law and Order, Rights and Ownership Decree' between themselves and now presented their document to the King - an erstwhile, unprepared, inexperienced, unwise and disliked outsider who now sat in the throne - for him to sign. I may be totally wrong, but I cannot see King John arriving on our shores having written this enlightened wisdom from his own hand. I can only thank the authors of the Great Map for Britain for having the welfare of the land at heart, and wish they were around today.

[@benkitchen4091]

Thanks ! These videos are the best

[@TheLegendaryLore]

Glad you like them, brother!

[@OnASeasideMission]

Love article 50. The removal of corrupt officials names one Philip Marc (Mark) who was High Sherriff of NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, Derbyshire and the Royal Forests. Ring any bells?

[@wendysalter]

Hi, I've been away. I've got some catching up to do. I'll be back...

[@TheLegendaryLore]

I hope you'll enjoy

[@andresmaynez3060]

Why was I not notified of this

[@ubitubee]

how did #56 turn out?

[@UNKNOWN-kp7nn]

As good as it gets ❤

[@TheLegendaryLore]

Thank you, brother!

[@corneliusarnold2900]

They got it from the Magda Melanated people wrote it

[@Everythings_A_Lie]

Moors*

[@stephanieann9770]

They got the idea of slavery from the melanated people, too

[@happygofishing]

oy vey.