Which powers were left to the king? What was important about the powers that remained with the king?

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<span>The perfect right of kings or heavenly right is a political and religious tenet of legal and political authenticity. It declares that a ruler is liable to no natural expert, inferring the privilege to govern specifically from the will of God. The lord is in this way not subject to the will of his kin, the gentry, or some other bequest of the domain</span>

Dafna1 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

According to clause 12, the king retained the right to tax the people on issues relating to a monarch’s ransom, the ability to knight his heir, and the ability to raise a dowry for his daughter. By retaining some power to tax, the document implied that the monarchy was still an important aspect of the government.

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