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We take our liberties for granted. They seem absolute and untouchable. But they are the result of a series of violent struggles fought over 800 years that, at times, have threatened to tear our society apart. On the frontline was a document originally inked on animal skin – Magna Carta. Distinguished constitutional historian David Starkey looks at the origins of the Great Charter in 1215 to check the abuses of King John - and how it nearly died at birth. He explores its subsequent deployment, its contribution to making everyone – even the monarch – subject to the rule of law, and how this quintessentially English document migrated to the North American colonies and eventually became the foundation of the US constitution. Magna Carta has become a universal symbol of individual freedom against the tyranny of the state, but with ever-tightening government control on our lives, is it time to resurrect it?小鬼魔鞋蒋筑英假面骑士圣刃 深罪的三重奏欧洲性旅行蛮战雨过天青8天：往返月球透视之眼阿波罗2016游戏2011凯尔特人披荆斩棘第三季安魂曲2021他们的城市新兵第二季鬼灭之刃 无限列车篇打架高手 Thallumaala母性之光玉魂我在故宫修文物大电影黑侠秦时明月波塞冬但丁密码又见白娘子东方快车1996我叫MT夹缝中活着，小春房子房子我爱你幻世浮生醒来即死亡霸主2018再见爱人第三季新仙鹤神针粤语版加斯顿尤文智斗方托马斯海军陆战队员6：近距离击杀夜校2018将军黄海波版
We take our liberties for granted. They seem absolute and untouchable. But they are the result of a series of violent struggles fought over 800 years that, at times, have threatened to tear our society apart. On the frontline was a document originally inked on animal skin – Magna Carta. Distinguished constitutional historian David Starkey looks at the origins of the Great Charter in 1215 to check the abuses of King John - and how it nearly died at birth. He explores its subsequent deployment, its contribution to making everyone – even the monarch – subject to the rule of law, and how this quintessentially English document migrated to the North American colonies and eventually became the foundation of the US constitution. Magna Carta has become a universal symbol of individual freedom against the tyranny of the state, but with ever-tightening government control on our lives, is it time to resurrect it?小鬼魔鞋蒋筑英假面骑士圣刃 深罪的三重奏欧洲性旅行蛮战雨过天青8天：往返月球透视之眼阿波罗2016游戏2011凯尔特人披荆斩棘第三季安魂曲2021他们的城市新兵第二季鬼灭之刃 无限列车篇打架高手 Thallumaala母性之光玉魂我在故宫修文物大电影黑侠秦时明月波塞冬但丁密码又见白娘子东方快车1996我叫MT夹缝中活着，小春房子房子我爱你幻世浮生醒来即死亡霸主2018再见爱人第三季新仙鹤神针粤语版加斯顿尤文智斗方托马斯海军陆战队员6：近距离击杀夜校2018将军黄海波版
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For the barons, the clauses that really mattered in Magna Carta dealt with the inheritance, marriages and ownership of land. These may seem remote now, but they established what half the world, from Russia to China, still lacks - that the state can't help itself to private property at will. And then there are the famous clauses which best have come to symbolise the universal freedoms promised by Magna Carta - clauses 39 and 40.
"No free man shall be seized or imprisoned, or stripped of his rights or possessions, or outlawed or exiled or deprived of his standing in any other way, nor will we proceed with force against him or send others to do so, except by the lawful judgment of his equals or by the law of the land. To no-one will we sell, to no-one deny or delay right or justice."
There was, indeed, there is, something here that really matters. The sense that Magna Carta protects and defines those three key fundamental freedoms of the Anglo-Saxon world - life, liberty and property - is spot on.
The charter had achieved something truly revolutionary and almost by accident. The great charter, despite its name, contained no great general statement of principle. However, its multitude of detailed clauses did imply one - that the king, however great his power, however much the law was his law, was, finally, UNDER the law.
Runnymede is the most English of places and Magna Carta, the most English of events. But what perhaps is most English of all, is that there is nothing much to mark the spot of one of the most famous events in human history. Nothing English, but there is this. It's erected in 1957 by the American Bar Association to commemorate Magna Carta, symbol of freedom under the law. It's here because Magna Carta matters in America too. It's our very first English export there, because Magna Carta was carried in the minds of the English colonists themselves.
Magna Carta makes no grand, general statements about liberty and freedom. It's not got right first time. It has to be reworked again and again. And yet, the outcome of this process of trial and error is a profound change of political behaviour. Consultation and accommodation between ruler and ruled ceased to be exceptional crisis management and have become instead a matter of habit of how we English do things.
"No free man shall be seized or imprisoned, or stripped of his rights or possessions, or outlawed or exiled or deprived of his standing in any other way, nor will we proceed with force against him or send others to do so, except by the lawful judgment of his equals or by the law of the land. To no-one will we sell, to no-one deny or delay right or justice."
There was, indeed, there is, something here that really matters. The sense that Magna Carta protects and defines those three key fundamental freedoms of the Anglo-Saxon world - life, liberty and property - is spot on.
The charter had achieved something truly revolutionary and almost by accident. The great charter, despite its name, contained no great general statement of principle. However, its multitude of detailed clauses did imply one - that the king, however great his power, however much the law was his law, was, finally, UNDER the law.
Runnymede is the most English of places and Magna Carta, the most English of events. But what perhaps is most English of all, is that there is nothing much to mark the spot of one of the most famous events in human history. Nothing English, but there is this. It's erected in 1957 by the American Bar Association to commemorate Magna Carta, symbol of freedom under the law. It's here because Magna Carta matters in America too. It's our very first English export there, because Magna Carta was carried in the minds of the English colonists themselves.
Magna Carta makes no grand, general statements about liberty and freedom. It's not got right first time. It has to be reworked again and again. And yet, the outcome of this process of trial and error is a profound change of political behaviour. Consultation and accommodation between ruler and ruled ceased to be exceptional crisis management and have become instead a matter of habit of how we English do things.
“我們是否為了安全犧牲了太多自由了呢，我們也許正夢遊在步向集權主義的路上……”
王权和民权的斗争，民权是如何一步步胜利的。《大宪章》最宝贵的一点就在于对于普通人自由的保护与认同，这也为英国的法律打下了一个与众不同的底子。
完整了解《大宪章》的来龙去脉，与《小英国，大伦敦》里文章“大宪章八百年”如出一辙。自由、生命、财产都需尊重。
😅1215年中国都南宋了，早就不知道有多少部自己的法律了，凭什么要受世界另一端一个都没有统一店西欧岛国影响，还有为什么要cue毛子啊？那时候毛子还是基辅罗斯吧……😑这也太欧洲中心论了，英国人🈶什么毛病嘛？讲自己国内史就好好关注自身好吧。😂2015年的片子把米国大统领比喻成不戴假发的乔治三世，那时候还是奥巴马吧！英国人大概不尖酸刻薄浑身难受。要把美国制度的根源诉诸《大宪章》帮自己脸上贴金也不是不可以理解，说什么恐怖主义导致西方封闭就大可不必了，有因才有果。
又上了一堂歷史課。。。great。。。貴國跟羅剎皆中槍。。
现代文明的起源
从大宪章到关塔那摩都是盎格鲁撒克逊。
生命、自主和财产三项基本自由，900多年后还没有到达世界每个角落。
自由是需要争取的。
from russia to china
从约翰王签署《大宪章》，到爱德华·柯克起草《权利请愿书》，查理一世与国会的斗争失败走向断头台，清教徒乘坐五月花号把英国的宪法精神传递到了美洲，乔治王的印花税让美国的Founding Father们走向《独立宣言》的道路，大宪章的金质复本立在美国的国会大厦内，911事件后西方世界自大宪章以来受宪法保护的自由遭受恐怖主义的挑战......一出800年间不断演变的大宪章史话。
我们是否正将越来越多的自由以所谓安全的旗号牺牲了呢？
大宪章真的很神奇，虽然是机缘巧合，但能在800年前就提到保障个人财产、自由和权利，实在是神奇。以及讲英国大宪章还不忘踩一脚美国，这很英国。也就是这片拍得早，放到现在拍，关塔纳摩压根排不上号，Trump在位四年的骚操作就够主持人阴阳的了。
They established what half the world,including Russia to China,still lacks,that the state can't help itself to private property at will.The sense that Megna Carta protects and defines those three key of fundamental freedoms - life,liberty and property.
一个小时，简单梳理了从1215大宪章到今天关于制约最高权力的历史。简明扼要。
重温英国王朝的更迭，从金雀花到斯图亚特。
可以看看。想了解欧洲必须要知道大宪章的吧。可以和金雀花王朝一起看。现代社会无论东西方都果然面临挑战啊。
You know we came here, we see those proud phrases in which liberty and freedom and right and God and nature are plasterd over these huge marble monuments. Didn't the hypocrisy stink in your nostrils? 笑死我了23333
很好睡。 中午slept to it
不到最后十分钟我都以为这是一部本本分分讲大宪章的历史片…大英的核心果然是坚定不移黑灯塔国，同时表达“小zei别蹦哒，你大爷永远是你大爷”🤣再说逻辑线：大宪章是先烈为自由斗争的辉煌产物，随着英国人移民到美洲，你们这些英国后代在这片新大陆上把大宪章玩成什么样子啦？（佐证有最高法院的门上有詹姆士和柯克等人的铜像，国会也有大宪章黄金复刻本等）你大爷我非常担心你们的自由状况啊……反正大爷讲气话真的底气十足，不管自立门户几百年，你都是我大儿