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Garner, Bryan A. (1995). A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage. Oxford University Press. p. 541. ISBN 978-0195142365. "The usual—and the better—form is Magna Carta. [...] Magna Carta does not take a definite article".
Magna Charta is the recommended spelling in German-language literature. (Duden online)
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Holt 2015, pp. 50–51: "Magna Carta was far from unique, either in content or in form" Holt, James C. (2015). Magna Carta (3rd ed.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. doi:10.1017/CBO9781316144596. ISBN 978-1107093164.
Smith, J. Beverley (1984). "Magna Carta and the Charters of the Welsh Princes". The English Historical Review. XCIX (CCCXCI): 344–362. doi:10.1093/ehr/XCIX.CCCXCI.344. ISSN 0013-8266.
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Magna Charta is the recommended spelling in German-language literature. (Duden online)

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Helmholz 2016, p. 869 "First, the formulation of Magna Carta in England was not an isolated event. It was not unique. The results of the meeting at Runnymede coincided with many similar statements of law on the Continent." Helmholz, R. H. (2016). "Magna Carta and the Law of Nature" (PDF). Loyola Law Review. 62: 869–886.

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Helmholz 2014, p. 1475 "The latter, a negative opinion that a majority of professional historians seem to share, regards Magna Carta’s exalted reputation as a myth. In its origins, historians say, the Charter did little or nothing to promote good government. Nor, they add, did it serve to protect the legal rights of the great majority of English men and women. It served only the baronial class. Its glorification was a later invention, attributable to myth-making lawyers like Edward Coke in the seventeenth century and William Blackstone in the eighteenth." Helmholz, R. H. (2014). "The Myth of Magna Carta Revisited". North Carolina Law Review. 94 (5): 1475–1493.

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The document's Latin name is spelled either Magna Carta or Magna Charta (the pronunciation is the same), and may appear in English with or without the definite article "the", though it is more usual for the article to be omitted.^[1] Latin does not have a definite article equivalent to "the".
The spelling Charta originates in the 18th century, as a restoration of classical Latin charta for the Medieval Latin spelling carta.^[2] While "Charta" remains an acceptable variant spelling, it never became prevalent in English usage.^[3]

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