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Are there any statues or monuments of Oliver Cromwell in Britain? How about his grave site, is that a venerated place?
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TabbyTom
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There is a statue of him outside the Houses of Parliament. This is strange, since a few years after the execution of King Charles I, he sent most of the Commons packing as well.
Close by is a statue of King Richard I (the Lionheart), who never summoned a Parliament in his life.
Do MPs really admire these gentlemen, or do they just have as little knowledge of history as they have of most other things?
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