Anneli Kripsaar.   reigned 1199 – 1216  also called John Lackland  war with France (1202)  argument with Pope Innocent III (1209)  Magna Carta 

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Anneli Kripsaar

  reigned 1199 – 1216  also called John Lackland  war with France (1202)  argument with Pope Innocent III (1209)  Magna Carta  civil war John I

  1215  freedom of the Church  taxation  punishment  council of barons Magna Carta

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