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King John lost the Battle of Bouvines in 1214 primarily due to a lack of effective leadership and coordination among his forces, which were composed of a diverse coalition that included English, Flemish, and other allies. His opponents, led by King Philip II of France, had a well-organized and united army that capitalized on John's tactical mistakes. Additionally, John faced internal dissent and a lack of support from some of his allies, which further weakened his position in the battle. The defeat significantly undermined John's authority and contributed to the subsequent rebellion that led to the Magna Carta.

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