Charta is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARTA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a charter, also CARTA
• Material on which instruments, books, etc., are written; parchment or paper.
• A charter or deed; a writing by which a grant is made. See Magna Charta.
• charter

Words related to CHARTA

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Words that contain CHARTA

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How to use CHARTA in a sentence

• That Magna Charta has not wholly escaped the destructive tendencies of a mechanical age.
• This was what was going on by the Yukon, when King John, beside that other river, was yielding Magna Charta to the barons.
• The modern English weights were adjusted by the 27th chapter of Magna Charta, or the great charter forced, by the barons, from King John at Runnymede, in Surrey.
• It will soon be seen that these special advantages produced a government nearly analogous to that which Magna Charta was the means of founding at a later period in England.
• The most material articles of it were afterwards comprehended in Magna Charta.
• We have never let go of Magna Charta or the Bill of Rights or the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution.
• Magna Charta imposed its limitations upon the kings of England and all their officers and agents.
• The history of this branch of the English Constitution, anterior to the date of Magna Charta, is too obscure to yield instruction.
• Such was MAGNA CHARTA, obtained by the barons, sword in hand, from King John.
• He was likewise one of the twenty-five barons, whose signatures were attached to Magna Charta and the charter of Forests at Runnemede.
• Not long ago I heard a seventh-grade class discussing the Magna Charta.
• And it is here to be observed, that the constitutions of Magna Charta are by no means a renewal of the Laws of St.
• Then came those who triumphed at Naseby, and overthrew the kingly office and maintained the constitution of the realm and the integrity of Magna Charta and the Petition of Rights.
• Two of the family signed our Magna Charta, the Declaration of Independence, and another was Attorney-General under Gen.
• Magna Charta is the earliest statute, the text of which has come down to us in an authentic form, and thence downward we have them entire.
• The great basis of it is anterior to the date of the Magna Charta, which is the oldest statute extant.
• That question was our local Magna Charta, though what the origin of the tradition was I have no idea.
• No Magna Charta, no Cromwell, no Declaration of Independence is to be found in German history.
• If the Magna Charta demanded rights which government can grant, Masonry from the first asserted those inalienable rights which man derives from God the Father of men.
• The upper house passed six different resolutions against the conduct of the commons, as being an obstruction to justice, and contrary to Magna Charta.
• He then denounced the late decision as destitute of every condition essential to its legality, and as being unsupported by reason, precedent, Magna Charta, or the Bill of Rights.
• It was not the twenty-shilling ship-money tax, but the violation of Magna Charta, which Hampden and his associates resisted.
• He was hated in England, where the English lords forced him to sign Magna Charta in 1215.
• But one would not meet many English at a lunch in a London club who took the contract for building London Wall or helped bully King John into signing Magna Charta.
• The news of the ball thrilled Bursley more than anything had thrilled Bursley since the signing of Magna Charta.
• There are four sections of Magna Charta that are most important.
• The exemption of tools or implements of trade goes back to Magna Charta, it will be remembered, but the exemption of other articles is modern and American.
• The barons imposed on the weak-minded King John Magna Charta, from which sprang the House of Lords.
• To this day they regard it as the Magna Charta of their liberties.
• Magna Charta, if it did not give us originally the House of Commons, gave us at least an House of Commons of weight and consequence.
• This departure from the Magna Charta of the Northwest furnished the would-be secessionists with a pretext.
• Magna Charta was forced from a weak monarch by a conspiracy of nobles, acting from purely selfish motives, in behalf of their own order.
• All the great principles of Magna Charta are retained in it.

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