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May 28, 1205
King John quarrelled with the Pope Innocent III
They argued about who should be archibishop of Canterbury -
May 27, 1209
King John had been excommunicated
He was excommunicated in a dispute over the appointment of the Archbishop of Canterbury -
May 1, 1212
Robert Fitzwalter was prominant in the plots against King John
*not the actual date
Fitzwalter was the East Anglian baron -
May 31, 1212
King John imposes taxes on the Barons in his attempts to regain the lost lands of Aquitaine
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May 30, 1213
May 30, 1213, the Earl of Salisbury destroyed a French armada poised to invade the British Isles at Damme.
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Mar 11, 1214
Raising Taxes
When John maid the barons pay higher taxes he did this because he lost land to France and they needed more money flowing through England. SO when he raised taxes it was not just about the money but he also did not consult the barons which was supposed to happen. The specific date is unknown. -
Nov 5, 1214
John began to opress peasants
In England John opressed the peasants and waged an illconceived war on the Flanders. -
May 3, 1215
The rebels declared against the king
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Jun 10, 1215
King John signed and sealed the document
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Jun 15, 1215
The barons renewed the Oath of Fealty to King John