Corpse on the Gallows: Signed, Sealed, Executed Regicides
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In October 1660, England was confronting the consequences of something almost unimaginable. Eleven years earlier, Charles I had been tried and executed, but now his son Charles II occupied the restored throne, and surviving men responsible for the king's death were being prosecuted for high treason.
Charles I's death warrant carried 59 signatures, leaving the restored government an unusually direct record of who had formally authorized the execution. Ten men connected directly with the trial and death were ultimately executed in October 1660, although they were killed across several days and not all of them had actually signed the warrant.
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