Famous Remains: The Story of Three Cadavers
October 21, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe strange story of what happened to three famous people, Oliver Cromwell, Catherine Parr and George 'Big Nose' Parrot, after they had shuffled off their mortal coil, illustrates our convoluted history of, and reaction to, mortal remains.
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