Who awarded the payment stipulated in the Treaty of Lambeth?
The Pope
The English Parliament
The French court
The English
Answer
The English awarded the payment stipulated in the Treaty of Lambeth. This agreement, signed in 1217 between King Henry III of England and the French King Louis VIII, resolved the conflict over the English possessions in France. As per the treaty, Henry III paid homage to Louis VIII for Normandy, Anjou, Brittany, and Aquitaine, thus formally acknowledging the French king's suzerainty over these territories.
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