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June 5, 2015 | |
Magna Carta – Law, Liberty and Legacy | |
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Eight hundred years ago, the King of England reluctantly placed his seal on a document that would for the first time limit the absolute power of the monarchy. As a part of the 800th anniversary of the 1215 sealing of Magna Carta, Durham Cathedral in England has agreed to loan a copy of the 1300 version of the ”Great Charter” and, its companion document, the Charter of the Forest for exhibition in Canada. Housed in jewel-like cases, the actual documents will be the centrepiece of the travelling exhibit, Magna Carta – Law, Liberty and Legacy.
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| Magna Carta – Law, Liberty and Legacy travelling exhibition. | |
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Lord Cultural Resources is honoured to have designed, developed and organized the tour for this travelling exhibition on behalf of Magna Carta Canada. This will be a once in a lifetime opportunity for Canadians to see these iconic world treasures first-hand and recognize the impact these seminal documents have had on the rights and freedoms we enjoy today. The “Great Charters” will tour across Canada:
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.magnacartacanada.ca. Join the conversation on social media with #MagnaCarta. | |
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