1215 =Insurrection in England on his return=, 136 Meeting at Brackley, 136 Capture of London, 137 Runnymede, 137 Political position of England, 137 =Terms of Magna Charta=, 138 John attempts to break loose from it, 139 1216 =Louis is summoned=, 139 John’s death, 140 HENRY III. 1216-1272. 1216 =Henry’s authority gradually established=, 141 Difficulties at his accession, 142 Pembroke’s measures of conciliation, 142 1217 Fair of Lincoln, 112 Louis leaves England, 142 Renewal of the Charter, 142 1218 =Papal attempt to govern by Legates=, 143 Pandulf’s government, 143 1221 His fall, 143 =Triumph of national party under Hubert de Burgh=, 143 Parties in England, 144 1223 Opposition Barons at Leicester, 144 Resumption of royal castles, 145 1224 Destruction of Faukes de Breauté, 145 Danger from France, 145 1223 Death of Philip, 145 1226 Death of Louis VIII., 145 English neglect this opportunity, 146 Poitou remains French, 146 1227 Hubert’s continued power, 146 Langton supports his policy, 146 Change of Popes--increased exactions, 147 1228 Death of Langton, 147 =Quarrel of Henry and De Burgh=, 147 1229 Henry’s false foreign policy, 147 1231 Return of Des Roches, 148 1232 Twenge’s riots, 148 Fall of De Burgh, 148 1233 =Revolution under Des Roches=, 149 Earl of Pembroke upholds De Burgh, 149 1234 Edmund of Canterbury causes Des Roches’ fall, 150 1235 =Henry becomes his own minister=, 151 1236 Henry’s marriage, 151