What exemption did a Charter of Liberty give the people of a town?

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The Charter of Liberties gave precedent to the Magna Carta and Great Charter of 1217 at the end of the reign of John of England, and the beginning of that of the child Henry III of England.

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Weegy: The Charter of Liberties gave precedent to the Magna Carta and Great Charter of 1217 at the end of the reign of John of England, and the beginning of that of the child Henry III of England.
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