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Tag Archives: Magna Carta
Interview: Associate Director of Oxford Library on Magna Carta, at Legion of Honor in San Francisco
The Magna Carta may have been around for some 800 years, but there's just a week left to see it at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco. Last week, Richard Ovenden, associate director and keeper of special collections at … Continue reading
Magna Carta: Live!
An original Magna Carta is on display publicly in America for the first time. It'll be taking up residence at San Francisco's Legion of Honor until June 5. The Great Charter is considered one of the founding documents of modern … Continue reading
