Magna Carta colonial American liberty

Colonial Americans saw liberty in Magna Carta

The 1215 agreement between England’s King John and rebel barons was not written as a charter of universal rights for ordinary people. Centuries later, people interpreted it that way, and that view helped shape colonial Americans’ ideas about liberty and the U.S. Constitution.

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