Adrian Scrope
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Adrian Scrope (Oxfordshire, 1601 – Londra, 17 ottobre 1660) è stato un militare inglese, conosciuto per essere stato il ventisettesimo dei cinquantanove commissari che firmarono il decreto per l'esecuzione del Re Carlo I.
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Colonel Adrian Scrope, also spelt Scroope, 12 January 1601 to 17 October 1660, was a Parliamentarian soldier during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, and one of those who signed the death warrant for Charles I in January 1649. Despite being promised immunity after the Restoration in 1660, he was condemned as a regicide and executed in October.
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Le colonel Adrian Scrope, également orthographié Scroope, (12 janvier 1601 - 17 octobre 1660), est un soldat parlementaire pendant les guerres des Trois Royaumes, et l'un de ceux qui ont signé l'arrêt de mort de Charles Ier en janvier 1649. Malgré la promesse de l'immunité après la Restauration en 1660, il est condamné comme régicide et exécuté en octobre.
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Colonel Adrian Scrope, also spelt Scroope, 12 January 1601 to 17 October 1660, was a Parliamentarian soldier during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, and one of those who signed the death warrant for Charles I in January 1649. Despite being promised immunity after the Restoration in 1660, he was condemned as a regicide and executed in October. A wealthy landowner from Buckinghamshire, Scrope was a relative of the Parliamentarian leader John Hampden and fought in both the First and Second English Civil Wars. Appointed by Oliver Cromwell as head of security during the trial of Charles I, he was present on each day and signed the death warrant. However, he largely avoided taking part in the political struggles of the Protectorate or the Restoration of Charles II. Initially released in June 1660 after paying a fine, he was re-arrested in August, tried for treason and found guilty, primarily due to a claim he refused to condemn the execution of Charles I, even after the Restoration. He was executed at Charing Cross, London, on 17 October 1660.
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Le colonel Adrian Scrope, également orthographié Scroope, (12 janvier 1601 - 17 octobre 1660), est un soldat parlementaire pendant les guerres des Trois Royaumes, et l'un de ceux qui ont signé l'arrêt de mort de Charles Ier en janvier 1649. Malgré la promesse de l'immunité après la Restauration en 1660, il est condamné comme régicide et exécuté en octobre. Riche propriétaire terrien du Buckinghamshire, Scrope est un parent du leader parlementaire John Hampden et combat dans les première et deuxième guerres civiles anglaises. Nommé par Oliver Cromwell à la tête de la sécurité lors du procès de Charles Ier, il est présent chaque jour et signe l'arrêt de mort. Cependant, il évite largement de prendre part aux luttes politiques du Protectorat ou de la Restauration de Charles II. Initialement libéré en juin 1660 après avoir payé une amende, il est de nouveau arrêté en août, jugé pour trahison et reconnu coupable, principalement en raison d'une prétention qu'il refuserait de condamner l'exécution de Charles Ier, même après la Restauration. Il est exécuté à Charing Cross, à Londres le 17 octobre 1660.
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Adrian Scrope (Oxfordshire, 1601 – Londra, 17 ottobre 1660) è stato un militare inglese, conosciuto per essere stato il ventisettesimo dei cinquantanove commissari che firmarono il decreto per l'esecuzione del Re Carlo I.
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