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Magna Carta

Note 1075 — MAGNA CARTA. (continued 6)

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An alternative explanation is also possible, namely, that the function of intermediary might be exercised by any four members of the twenty-five. In that view, an aggrieved individual might have pressure placed upon the king if he persuaded any four to act together in support of his claim. This would imply a second quorum, this time of four, for a special purpose, in addition to the quorum of varying numbers already discussed. In either view, the road to redress would be easier for the great man than for his obscure neighbour.

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