The Charter of the Forest granted forest-use rights

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Positive The Charter of the Forest was signed in England by King Henry III, according to Good News Network. The article says the law granted free men rights to use England’s forests, which had previously been reserved for King William I and his descendants. It describes the charter as sometimes called a sister of Magna Carta.

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