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THE SITE OF TYBURN TREE
The Site of the Tyburn Tree was a historical place of public execution in London, most notably associated with the execution of notable figures such as the regicides after the Restoration of the English monarchy in 1660. It is important as a symbol of historical justice and punishment in England.
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