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Article: AGENDA: Magna Carta's influence lost in the mists of habeas corpus; A foundation stone of liberty and independence, a video game or a brave Hungarian girl. Chris Game analyses the identity and value of the Magna Carta and, like Tony Hancock, asks - did she die in vain?(Features)
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- The Birmingham Post (England)
- Article date:
- June 28, 2008
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Byline: Chris Game
It was no doubt prompted by David Davis' by election campaign coinciding with our university exam season, but I dreamt recently that one of my students, answering a question on the British constitution, thought the Magna Carta was a Korean video game.
Sadly, there is such a game, in fact several: complicated fantasy battles in which the humans have to acquire the Magna Carta super weapon in order to overcome the quaintly eared but physically superior Yason forces.
It's nothing remotely to do, of course, with the historic document setting detailed ...
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