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81:, he was one of the signatories of the King's death warrant.
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Cromwell the late great tirant his life-guard
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Charles's puritan chaplain (1957)
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320:Military personnel from Kingston upon Hull
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207:, Yorkshire Genealogist, 1 (1888), 1–4
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325:Regicides of Charles I
310:English MPs 1640–1648
239:Nonconformity in Hull
79:trial of King Charles
75:High Court of Justice
160:. 18 September 2018.
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330:Roundheads
289:Categories
260:D. Scott,
253:D. Scott,
193:D. Scott,
124:John Alred
67:Philip Nye
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29:Charles I
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