Unveiling the Roots of English Law: The Great Charter

Magna Carta has existed for about 800 years and is one of the most important historical documents to decipher the concept of human freedom and equality in Britain. In June 1215, after not "repressing" the uprising, King John signed Magnacarta with the pressure of a group of Norman Barons. Unlike his predecessor, John did not succeed in the war; his army failed at home and abroad. John abused the right to exile, and angered the aristocrat of England.

In 1215, British aristocrats and priests allowed the King of England to agree to comply with the law by enacting a great free charter (Magna Carta). Since Magna Carta only protects the right of the privilege (nobility), human rights are not involved. It represents a limit on the power of the king and recognition of freedom and rights of others, so it became a widely cited document defending liberty. In 1689, the British Parliament passed a bill declaring that it no longer tolerated royal obstructions in its work. This bill is known as the Bill of Rights which prohibits the monarch from stopping the law without the consent of Congress, Member States can vote freely, freedom of speech in Parliament is questioned in court and other places There is no declaration.

M Magnacarta's rebellious aristocrat claimed that King John of England ratified Magna Carta (Latin in "Magna Carta") in 1215. Many people believe that this document is the foundation of British constitutional law and individual freedom. By the end of the Middle Ages, the charter became a binding legal precedent for the UK courts, and the royal authority was examined as it was reconfirmed by consecutive monarchs. "Magna Carta" is not only a strong lord's privilege but also the first public act of a new nation-state, also a revolutionary declaration of British citizen's judicial, political and commercial rights at all levels It is thought. In addition, it is an obstacle to British absoluteism by recognizing the public's will and the notion of the rule of law, as well as the pioneers of future democratic achievements, including the advantages of Congress and the American Constitution It is regarded. irony

The French meditative language, land-based root development of Common Row in Britain, the trading compared to the Roman law of the resurrection of the mainland, the comparison with the mainland nobility, the unique common position of the British manor road, and It is the most striking one. What has happened before industrial capitalism emerged, Britain is in contrast to other European societies, but it is a unique enclosure movement no longer a farmers' society or even farmers. In fact, the importance of French mediocrity and its lack in the UK is at the center of Brenner's explanation on the formation of various classes, but this view is not widely recognized. In order to establish these claims, the development of social relations from British feudalism to capitalism must first be precisely defined in terms of "capitalism" and "feudalism".