John Bradshaw30 January 1661
Bradshaw's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn for presiding over the trial of Charles I.
England · Government / Restoration. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Bradshaw's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn for presiding over the trial of Charles I.
Cromwell's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn as part of the Restoration punishment of regicide leaders.
Ireton's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn for his role in the Commonwealth regime.
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