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Magna Carta The Tax Revolt that Gave Us Liberty eBook Chris Berg John Roskam

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The Magna Carta is a founding document of individual liberty, the rule of law, and parliamentary democracy. In this accessible and engaging book, Chris Berg and John Roskam explain what the Magna Carta is, where it came from, and why it matters.

The barons demanded of King John nothing less than a wholesale revolution of government. The Magna Carta established the fundamental link between tax and consent.

Eight centuries later, understanding how our liberties came from a revolt against oppressive taxation has never been more important.

Magna Carta The Tax Revolt that Gave Us Liberty eBook Chris Berg John Roskam

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Product details File Size 1596 KB Print Length 138 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publisher The Institute of Public Affairs (June 10, 2015) Publication Date June 10, 2015 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00ZFGUUJA

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Magna Carta The Tax Revolt that Gave Us Liberty eBook Chris Berg John Roskam Reviews

An excellent primer on English politics in the period of the 12th to the 17th century, as well as the Magna Carta itself. The book is well written and easy to understand, providing helpful definitions for the many archaic words used in the Magna Carta. The authors show concisely how the government's power to tax is at the root of so much political conflict and often leads to oppression. The authors also show how the Magna Carta itself was reinterpreted over the centuries to provide support for the development of the English Parliament and for revolutionary ideas that honestly did not have and could not have had any explicit basis in the original document.
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