Tyburn
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| - | '''Tyburn''' was a former village, now part of the City of [[London]]. The village was [[notorious]] for centuries as the site of the Tyburn [[gallow]]s, London's principal location for [[public execution]]s by [[hanging]]. {{GFDL}} | + | '''Tyburn''' was a former village, now part of the City of [[London]]. The village was [[notorious]] for centuries as the site of the [[Tyburn gallows]], London's principal location for [[public execution]]s by [[hanging]]. |
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Tyburn was a former village, now part of the City of London. The village was notorious for centuries as the site of the Tyburn gallows, London's principal location for public executions by hanging.
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