Treaty of Lambeth
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The Treaty of Lambeth was signed in 1217 by Prince Louis of France, ending his campaign in the First Barons' War, and his claim to the throne of England. He had to do this because he lost all English support. The treaty gave absolute ruling power to Henry III, son of John Lackland, while making peace with France.
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