Power and The People: -Some like de Clare felt provisions damaged own local interests
-Younger barons weren't elected to Great Council and lost their influence
-Some disliked lower orders given some say - knights and burgesses had too much say

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-Some like de Clare felt provisions damaged own local interests
-Younger barons weren't elected to Great Council and lost their influence
-Some disliked lower orders given some say - knights and burgesses had too much say

Carys Carpenter · Accepted Answer

Why did some barons oppose the Provisions of Oxford? (3)

Power and The People

-Some like de Clare felt provisions damaged own local interests -Younger barons weren't elected to Great Council and lost their influence -Some disliked lower orders given some say - knights and burgesses had too much say

Why did some barons oppose the Provisions of Oxford? (3)

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