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A brief history of human rights regulation

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The Magna Carta was signed by King John merely to serve as a pact between the king and his unhappy barons, and was not in any respect intended to serve as a declaration of rights for all citizens, but its very necessity reflected the uncertainty of the times. The English Bill of Rights of 1688—89 — which was the first document to use the language of ‘rights’ and which introduced the system of free elections — was merely intended to ensure that royal absolutism was firmly dissolved in favor of the monarch’s accountability to Parliament...
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The English Bill of Rights of 1688—89 — which was the first document to use the language of ‘rights’ and which introduced the system of free elections — was merely intended to ensure that royal absolutism was firmly dissolved in favor of the monarch’s accountability to Parliament. Thus, the rights it gave were to Parliament, not the people...
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