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Analysis of the Magna Carta Manifesto by Linebaugh
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You have to analysis the book called the Magna Carta Manifesto: Liberties and Commons for all ( Author Linebaugh, Peter) Just read and analysis only chapter 1-2 ( Introduction and Two charter). You must identify the page number where you get the specific information. This is a link http://provisionaluniversity(dot)files(dot)wordpress(dot)com/2012/12/peter-linebaugh-the-magna-carta-manifesto-liberties-and-commons-for-all-2008.pdf. You also can find it on google Just type the name of the book. please be on time
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Analysis of the Magna Carta Manifesto by Linebaugh (2008)
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The Magna Carta Manifesto offers a green light on the present state of liberty. It also indicates how longstanding restraints against tyranny, trial by jury, due law process and the rights of commoners plus the prohibition of torture are being violated (12). Linebaugh (2008) provides a sweeping history of the Magna Carta, which has been claimed to be the source of these protections since the year 1215. In doing so, he has vividly indicated how ancient rights have been consistently ignored because of the ruler’s greed, the aspect of privatization, ambition of empires to seize a state and the greed for power (24).
The author draws on basic sources in constructing and assessing the history of the great charter and its less known counterpart, the forest charter. The forest charter according to the author was established the same time as the great charter for protecting the rights of the poor....
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The Magna Carta Manifesto offers a green light on the present state of liberty. It also indicates how longstanding restraints against tyranny, trial by jury, due law process and the rights of commoners plus the prohibition of torture are being violated (12). Linebaugh (2008) provides a sweeping history of the Magna Carta, which has been claimed to be the source of these protections since the year 1215. In doing so, he has vividly indicated how ancient rights have been consistently ignored because of the ruler’s greed, the aspect of privatization, ambition of empires to seize a state and the greed for power (24).
The author draws on basic sources in constructing and assessing the history of the great charter and its less known counterpart, the forest charter. The forest charter according to the author was established the same time as the great charter for protecting the rights of the poor....
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