SOURCE: Open Culture
3-24-15
tags: Magna Carta
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3-24-15
The History & Legacy of Magna Carta Explained in Animated Videos by Monty Python’s Terry Jones
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Even those who paid next to no attention to their history teachers know about Magna Carta — or at least they know it first came about in 1215. To deliver all the other relevant details, we now have a new teacher in the form of Monty Python‘s Terry Jones, who, on the occasion of this great charter’s 800th anniversary, provides the narration for these two short animations, “Magna Carta: Medieval” and “Magna Carta: Legacy,” that tell the rest of its story.
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