The answer is: Because when the Quakers came along their ideas were revolutionary.
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The right that they believe should be taken away from the King is to right to arrest people with no cause and keep them imprisoned.
<h3>Why did the Barons rebel against the King?</h3>
In the 13th century, the Barons in England rose in rebellion against King John due to the fact that he kept abusing the laws of the land and imprisoning people when he felt like it.
The Barons defeated him and forced him to sign the Magna Carta made it clear that the King was not to arrest people without cause. When people were arrested, they were to be taken to court and judged accordingly. There were other provisions in the act as well.
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