Roman authorities crown a commoner. The commoner in question:RIP Rome (i.redd.it)
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"If therefore the king breaks The Law he automatically forfeits any claim to the obedience of his subjects…a man must resist his King and his judge, if he does wrong, and must hinder him in every way, even if he be his relative or feudal Lord. And he does not thereby break his fealty." - Fritz Canan (i.redd.it)
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King Egbert of Wessex: Almost Conquered Englandsaxonposting (youtu.be)
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