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execution, but his doubts were at last silenced by receiving a letter from that unfortunate Nobleman, deserving that his life might be made the sacrifice of a natural reconciliation between the King & his people--Charles consented to signing the fatal Bill by commission & Strafford was beheaded on Tower Hill in 1641--But the Commons did not stop their impeachments here--Laud also, after a deliberation which did not continue half an hour, was concidered as efficiently
