US EditionHow an original Magna Carta was uncovered in Harvard
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How an original Magna Carta was uncovered in Harvard
On Thursday, May 15, Harvard University, King’s College London and the University of East Anglia announced that a document in the Harvard Law Library, previously advertised as a rubbed and faded “copy” of Magna Carta of the 1320s, is in fact an original: only the seventh to survive from the charter’s final issue authorized by Edward I in December 1300, and only the twenty-fourth still preserved as issued under the royal seal. The value of a piec…
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