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| Description | As of 2021, in the Beaney House of Knowledge (The Beaney) in Canterbury, Kent, England, are three 19th-century six-foot plaster maquettes of two barons and a bishop who signed the Magna Carta in 1215 AD. They depict (L to R): Thomas Robert Fitzwalter (d.1235) by Frederick Thrupp, Sieur de Quincy Earl of Winchester (d.1217) by James Westmacott and Archbishop Stephen Langton by John Thomas. | ||
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