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Q: Why did the commonwealth come to an end in 1660?
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aound the 1800's


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After the death (executed by beheaded) of Charles I in 1649 there was a commonwealth (no king) until Charles II was asked to take the throne (and having to come out of exile) in 1660. He ruled until 1685.


Why was there no king or queen of England between 1649 and 1660?

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I think it is 1660 that was when he came back to London from France. Charles II arrived in England on 25th May, 1660. On his 30th birthday, 29th, May, 1660 Charles arrived in London to take his rightful place on the throne.


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