King john

King John was King of England from 1199 to 1216. He lost generations of royal expansion, but history may have judged him unfairly.

“Little Ado About Something Rather Significant: King John and Magna Carta #ShakespeareSunday https://t.co/TGTKo7HSos”

It is in these shared areas that the Church becomes a most important part of the heart and soul of economy. By safeguarding the moral law, the Church provides immeasurable social capital for the free practice of commerce. Her charity binds men together in a higher union hindering them from following only secular ends where […]

KING JOHN LACKLAND OF ENGLAND DOB December 24, 1166SUBMISSION FOR THE MEDIEVAL SKIN CONTEST DUE February 20th, 2013 Hi guys. My first Contest...

This weekend marks the 798th anniversary of the ‘signing’ of The Magna Carta or Great Charter. It is known world-wide as being the founding of modern principles of democracy and indivi…

Through my limited knowledge, I have compiled a list of the top ten worst ever rulers of our green and pleasant land. It's been done before, but I believe that this really is the definitive list!

It's no secret that the word "medieval" evokes negative images, but in the case of these Middle Ages monarchs, those connotations are well-deserved. From ...

King John, Plantagenet, King of England, Lackland (23rd g-grandfather JLB)

The molars were taken as souvenirs from King's John tomb at Worcester Cathedral in 1979. A thumb bone, reportedly belonging to King John, will also go on display for the British Library exhibition.

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