The chair belonged to judge John Bradshaw, who sentenced Charles I to death for treason in 1649.

Rare 17th-century oak chair linked to John Bradshaw and the trial of King Charles I to be auctioned at Woolley and Wallis.

Love letters spanning five centuries are on display at Britain’s National Archives. They showcase the many facets of love.

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