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Cromwell´s exhumation and execution. January 30, 1661. - This Week in History - VCoins Community
Oliver Cromwell's body was exhumed from Westminster Abbey on 30 Jan 1661, 12th anniversary of the execution of King Charles I, who he had executed. His body was posthumously executed, by beheading
The Cromwell Museum on Twitter: "So, as many people know, Oliver #Cromwell died in 1658 of illness, exhaustion and grief. He was buried at @wabbey, then after the Restoration exhumed in January
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Oliver Cromwell and Charles I London Execution Sites - Travel Darkly
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The Cromwell Museum on Twitter: "So, as many people know, Oliver #Cromwell died in 1658 of illness, exhaustion and grief. He was buried at @wabbey, then after the Restoration exhumed in January
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Oliver Cromwell was exhumed 3 years after his death so they could put him on trial for treason and execute his corpse. — Curionic
Oliver Cromwell Lost His Head Long After He Was Dead | HowStuffWorks
Cromwell's Body — olivercromwell.org
