Which theme is NOT emphasized in the Magna Carta?

The Magna Carta, signed in 1215, primarily focused on limiting the powers of the monarchy and establishing certain legal principles that protected the rights of the barons and, by extension, the subjects of the king. It emphasized themes such as the fairness of the law, which was important to limit arbitrary power, and the concept of due process, ensuring that individuals would not suffer unjust punishment without a proper legal process.

While the Magna Carta does touch on certain economic rights, particularly through its clauses that address issues like taxation and property, it is fundamentally about establishing a legal framework that curbs monarchical power. Therefore, the emphasis on monarchical power is not aligned with the central purposes of the document. Instead, the Magna Carta seeks to constrain that power rather than celebrate or reinforce it, making the idea of monarchical power a theme not emphasized within the text.