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After his death in 1658, who was the immediate successor to Oliver Cromwell, and what eventually happened to this successor?
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McGruff
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On his deathbed Cromwell may have designated his son, Richard, as his successor; Oliver died on 3 Sep 1658, and Richard was immediately proclaimed Lord Protector.
http://lego70.tripod.com/england/cromwell1.htm
7 May 1659, declaration of the Parliament established "commonwealth without a king, single person, or house of lords", thus effectively terminating Richard's protectorship (Richard submitted to this resolution in a letter read in the Parliament on 25 May 1659). After his deposition, Richard Cromwell lived in Europe until he was allowed to return to England in 1680.
http://lego70.tripod.com/england/cromwell1.htm
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