Lang-Son
a town in Tongking; N.
E. of Ha-noi; near the frontier of the Chinese province of Kwang-si. It was a center of operations in the Franco- Chinese war of 1884-1885.
LANGUAGE appeal, and, having been elected, was 17, 1207. His appointment was resisted consecrated by Innocent at Viterbo, June by King John; and Langton was kept out of the see until John made terms with Innocent in 1213. In the conflict of John with his barons Langton was their partisan, and his name is the first of the subscribing witnesses of Magna Charta. And, though the Pope excommunicated the barons, Langton refused to publish the excommunication, and was in consequence suspended from his functions by the Pope in 1215. But after the accession of Henry III. he was reinstated (1218) in his see. Died July 9, 1228.