David Starkey's Magna Carta
2015 · 59 MIN · IMDB 7.5 · DIR. Christopher Spencer
Overview
David Starkey looks at the origins of Magna Carta, the document that has underpinned British liberties since it was created in 1215 to check the abuses of King John.
Dialogue Timeline — 793 lines
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00:00:06 Relations between a state
00:03:22 "for the body wished to rule the head
00:05:48 "hell itself was defiled by the foulness of John."
00:08:50 the self-styled marshal of the army of god, the barons decided
00:11:24 but several, as the two sides negotiated terms.
00:14:00 solemn on both sides between the king and the barons, that the king
00:17:02 nowadays, very, very few people can read readily.
00:19:19 And no king, least of all John, could possibly agree to that.
00:21:38 his enemies alleged from a surfeit of peaches.
00:24:17 contained no great general statement of principle.
00:26:40 of a legal system whose first home was Westminster hall here.
00:29:14 it also has a powerful political message.
00:31:40 to pay for Charles' military adventures.
00:34:02 In 1629, Charles did away with parliament and the law
00:36:51 and his father ascending to heaven, Charles stepped from a window
00:39:27 Nothing would ever quite be the same again.
00:42:34 In 1765, the government of king George III imposed
00:45:19 very seriously.
00:47:38 The four panels on the left-hand door
00:50:03 has been thrown over all our constitutional liberties.
00:51:55 I hope that the lawyers' efforts and communications
00:54:03 Directly on Magna Carta...
00:56:08 to protect the freedom of the church.
00:58:19 It would be nice to think so.
Cast & Characters
David Starkey
Presenter
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed793
Dialogue density13.4 lines / min
First line00:00:06
Final line00:58:19
Production Record
DirectorChristopher Spencer
LanguageEnglish
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