London, when public executions were entertainment: The execution of the Duke of Monmouth, Tower Hill, July 15th 1685.
London’s Dark Past: Public Executions as Public Entertainment – The Case of the Duke of Monmouth London’s history is rich…
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London’s Dark Past: Public Executions as Public Entertainment – The Case of the Duke of Monmouth London’s history is rich…
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