Arrest of Hopton
Hopton is imprisoned after opposing Parliament's claim to command the militia.
Role range: 1642-1649
Follow Hopton through 13 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Hopton is imprisoned after opposing Parliament's claim to command the militia.
Role range: 1642-1649
Hopton is imprisoned after opposing Parliament's claim to command the militia.
Role range: 1642-1649
Commands a Royalist Army, Charles I is defeated
Role range: 1642-1649
Commands a Royalist Army, Charles I is defeated
Role range: 1642-1649
Defeated by Cromwell in the final Battle of the campaign
Role range: 1642-1649
Negotiations begin as Hopton recognises that continued Royalist resistance around Truro is unsustainable.
Role range: 1642-1649
Parliamentarians approach Truro & Hopton sends out an offer to negotiate peace
Role range: 1642-1649
Royalist forces at Exeter accept terms, accelerating the end of organised Royalist resistance in the west.
Role range: 1642-1649
Signs the Articles of Surrender at Exeter on behalf of the Royalists
Role range: 1642-1649
Hopton's troops are disbanded and he agrees to leave the country.
Role range: 1642-1649
Hopton agrees to disband his forces & go abroad
Role range: 1642-1649
Driven back to Truro, Hopton offers peace terms with the Parliamentary forces
Role range: 1642-1649
Signs a peace Treaty with Fairfax in Truro
Role range: 1642-1649
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