How to pronounce “magna carta” in English

I worked on the Magna Carta exhibition at the British Library a few years ago, and my research had a spreadsheet with two

later was dubbed in "Scientific American" the Magna Carta of information theory.

Those are the barons who signed Magna Carta 800 years ago this year and brought in-- and now, admittedly, they were pretty elitist blokes themselves.

Go back 800 years again to Magna Carta.

The core concept developed in Magna Carta was what we call presumption of innocence.

In modern times it began in part with the Magna Carta when the barons of England kind of decided that this divine right of kings thing was not working for them very well and

the 12th and 13th century in fact the Magna Carta which was which a king king

the name of historic documents like the Constitution and the Magna Carta because those are documents that have a name.

called jury nullification which goes back to the time of the Magna Carta you remember the the idea of juries in the

OK, that goes back to the Magna Carta in the 13th century.

responsibilities as well as rights, culminating in something like the Magna Carta.

As an artifact it challenges the pyramid, the aqueduct, the highway, the novel, the newspaper, the nation state, the Magna Carta, Easter Island, Stonehenge.

And so consent of the governed we're sort of now, I argue in the book, we're kind of at a new Magna Carta moment where consent of the governed based on the nation state

or, "The law doesn't support me being here.” And just, essentially, challenge their detention, something that goes back to the Magna Carta,